Freddrick Watson, widely recognized as Freddy P, recently discussed the complex relationship between Sean Combs and Justin Bieber during an interview with The Art of Dialogue. Released on November 7, the YouTube discussion shed light on the profound impact Combs has had on Bieber’s life.
“Puff got s**t that get you f**ked up. Puff got s**t that can get you sent to the hospital. Ask Jamie Foxx. Ask Justin. You see Justin’s whole face drop? I’m talking about two face. It took him a while. That man [Bieber] is terrified of that boy [Diddy] since then,” Watson remarked.
In this revealing conversation, Freddy P reflected on his past feelings towards Justin Bieber, noting that he had previously viewed the Canadian artist unfavorably due to allegations of a “racist”video. However, he now expresses admiration for Bieber’s evolutionary journey and growth in character.
Insights from Freddy P on Diddy’s Influence on Bieber
In June 2022, Justin Bieber publicly announced his battle with Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, a rare neurological condition that resulted in partial paralysis on the right side of his face. While he has since made strides in his recovery, Freddy P’s claims suggest that Combs’ influence may extend into Bieber’s medical challenges.
During the interview, Freddy P hinted at the possibility that Diddy could be linked to Justin Bieber’s health crisis, as well as a similar emergency involving Jamie Foxx in April 2023. Freddy P shared his displeasure over an incident where Bieber allegedly blocked him on social media amid rumors about the latter’s past behavior. Despite these past grievances, Freddy expressed admiration for Bieber’s growth and resilience.
“I’m just off for what’s right. So, I was on his app when I first seen I was upset, but then years later, after learning his environment and what he was going through. And no, ain’t no excuse for what his parents taught him, but he passed that, you know?” Freddy noted.
Freddy P emphasized how life experiences have transformed Justin Bieber, resulting in newfound respect for the pop star. He also highlighted a fear amongst some podcasters to discuss Combs, referencing the industry’s ongoing narratives about Diddy.
Diddy’s Influential Role and Current Situation
When prompted about reports regarding Diddy’s reluctance to consume prison food due to fears of being poisoned, Freddy P expressed little surprise. He characterized Diddy as a powerful figure whose influence extended beyond the music industry, claiming he instilled fear in those who might wish to see him prosecuted.
“He is the one that brought Hollywood and the hip-hop industry together,” Freddy added.
Further insights revealed that Combs maintained control through intimidation, surrounding himself with individuals unlikely to challenge his authority.
Recent Allegations Regarding the Alleged Diddy Tapes
Freddy P revisited the topic of Justin Bieber’s reported complicated association with Sean Combs during another October interview, claiming that Bieber could potentially be the unidentified male celebrity speculated to be involved in the rumored Diddy tapes.
“I think it’s Justin Bieber. Bieber hated that man. Bieber hated his guts. You can see it in Bieber’s face,” he shared. “I am not accusing nobody, but if you look at the way Justin Bieber look at Puffy, he hates that n**ga… That man’s face ain’t just dropped soon, as he wanted to go get a wife.”
Freddy noted Justin’s visible discomfort at public appearances, indicating he was one of many who were relieved by Combs’ incarceration. Additionally, Freddy P asserted that Diddy was engaging in a “medical warfare game”with other celebrities, including Bieber, who had similar health scares.
He concluded his remarks by implicating Usher, suggesting that the R&B artist played a role in introducing Bieber to Diddy, despite being aware of Combs’ unsavory reputation.
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