Name: 10 Shocking Revelations from Sean Combs: The Reckoning
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No matter what, nobody said, let's just here and there.

Y' all are not working together the right way.

And today we're looking at the most shocking moments and revelations from the Netflix docuseries.

Some of the information contains distressing details.

I'm still in this movie and I just plan on.

I just know the ending and that it's going to end happily ever after.

You know, it's really going to be hard for me to take more hits than I take it.

God forbid, get in front of a jury and have a chance.

The documentary wastes no time painting a portrait of a mogul in freefall.

And it's all thanks to footage captured by a videographer Combs himself hired to document his days in New York prior to his arrest.

The footage shows Diddy pacing through hotel rooms and anxiously scanning rooftops where law enforcement is perched across the street.

Just get little cutaways of them, like looking from the.

We also see him make an emergency phone call with his team asking for someone seasoned in, quote, the dirtiest of dirty business to help navigate his crisis.

We have to find somebody that'll work with us, whether they from this country or from another country.

It could be somebody that has dealt in the dirtiest of dirtiest dirty business of media and propaganda.

Diddy is also shown moving through the streets among everyday people, even making a return to Harlem.

However, when he gets back into his vehicle, Diddy immediately demands hand sanitizer, joking that he needed to cleanse himself from the very people he had just embraced.

Like, the amount of people that actually I'm coming in contact with, like, that's the.

We gotta be realistic about what's going on out here.

That's really how I started to become famous, was through a tragedy.

Long before he became a household name, Sean Combs was thrust into the spotlight through tragedy.

And I thought, you know, over the holidays, just wanted to throw a celebrity basketball game in Harlem.

The documentary revisits raw, unsettling footage from the disastrous 1991 charity basketball game at City College, an event featuring several hip hop and R and B artists of the time that was heavily hyped and partially promoted by Combs to every rapper in New York, right?

I'm at City College in the heart of New York City for the Puff Daddy having the first all time celebrity all star classic.

The gym built for 2,730 people was overwhelmed by nearly 5,000 fans, triggering a deadly stampede.

The reckoning highlights how this catastrophe altered the course of Combs career.

Suddenly everyone knew his name and rather than retreat, he leaned into the attention launching what would become Bad Boy Entertainment.

However, we learn he allegedly placed the company under others names to shield himself from from potential payouts tied to the tragedy.

He did not put the company in his name to protect him from paying families at CCNY role in Tupac's murder.

Hip hop's infamous West Coast east coast feud comes under the microscope when the series examines the murders of Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G.

a rivalry that spiraled from cultural clashes into deadly gangland territory.

Suge said, what you mean it's gonna be all right?

Tell your kids it's going to be all right.

The doc frames the Clash as partly manufactured with Combs and Bad Boy Records allegedly stoking tensions between gangs.

The Crips aligned with Bad Boy and the Bloods with Death Row and Suge Knight.

We going to protect our friends so they knew they were our associates.

You got beef with them, you got beef with me, period.

Bad Boy Entertainment had actually hired Crips for security work out on the West Coast.

Davis recounts how he and his nephew allegedly killed Shakur, stating Combs Openly promised a $1 million payment for the heads of Tupac and Knight.

He said he'd give us anything for them dudes, you know.

Yeah, he said it in front of all the people.

Allegedly half was given to an intermediary named Zip to deliver.

And dmacc says there had been a payment from Combs to Keefe D but it had gone through Zip.

Relationship with Biggie because he knows if you make inroads on Biggie's murder, you're going to make inroads on Tupac's murder.

And that potentially can lead right back to him.

The reckoning also gives a clear look at the complex relationship Sean Combs, Bad with the Notorious B.I.G.

signed while working at Uptown Records, Combs kept his star client after he was fired, later convincing Clive Davis to buy into his vision and launch Biggie into superstardom.

But behind the mentorship was alleged control.

It's stated that Combs was jealous of the friendship between Biggie and Tupac and wanted complete dominance over Biggie's career.

There's a yearning for him to have that complete, total control.

You're writing this song for like 30 days.

Not long after Tupac's death, Biggie was sent to, quote, enemy turf Los Angeles to promote his upcoming album.

And when Combs allegedly insisted on throwing a party there, it forced Biggie to cancel European media obligations.

He just called me and told me, I want you to stay here in la.

The doc argues this decision, quote, ushered Biggie to his death.

It was also revealed that Diddy made Biggie's funeral a, quote, recuperable charge, ensuring he didn't have to pay for it.

He starts to see the price and he says, we're going to do the biggest funeral, but

Biggie's going to have to pay for this funeral.

He was going to make the funeral be a recoupable charge.

Capricorn Clark was not believed by jurors.

And he was like, tell her I have you and I'm not going to let you go.

Those who followed Combs's federal trial will remember former staffer Capricorn Clark for her emotional, headline grabbing testimony.

Clark alleges that after Diddy learned Cassie Ventura was dating Kid Cudi, he kidnapped her.

Something she says she didn't report because she, quote, wanted to protect the culture.

He would have gone to jail for kidnapping in Los Angeles.

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