Internet Reacts to Diddy’s Son Quincy Debuting New Family Vlog Show: “Them Kids Reading Everything but the Room”

Quincy Brown, the adopted son of Sean “Diddy”Combs, has unveiled a new family vlog series entitled Just A Vlog. The trailer was exclusively shared on The Shade Room’s Instagram account on October 22.

The sneak peek showcases Quincy along with his siblings, including Justin Combs, Christian “King”Combs, Chance Combs, and the twins Jessie and D’Lila Combs. In one touching moment, Diddy is seen embracing his twin daughters in the kitchen as they all excitedly prepare for a “Combs family vacation.”

Since the trailer release, social media has erupted with mixed responses. One Instagram user, @coopdajuice, commented on The Shade Room’s post, pointing out the behavior of the Combs siblings.

“Them kids reading everything but the room,” the user stated.

Numerous others chimed in on the conversation across the social media platform X, sharing similar sentiments.

“Who is advising this family? This is a bad idea,” wrote one user.

“This isn’t good for them, lol, they need to go under the radar for a bit. Seems like they crave attention, good or bad, lol,” claimed another.

“This is just foolish. Nobody even listens to Quincy’s music, but I suppose they need to generate income somehow, especially during controversy,” expressed a third.

“How to capitalize 101,” remarked another.

Others have suggested that Quincy’s vlog series may be an attempt to engage in “damage control.”

“Considering the recent joint statement, this will likely backfire on them, which may not be their intention. I assumed we wouldn’t hear from them until after the trial,” wrote one user.

“Ah, this seems like a damage control effort,” noted another user.

“Look at them trying to mimic what other wealthy celebrity families do to polish up their dad’s public image,” commented one individual.

A Glimpse Into Quincy Brown’s New Vlog Featuring the Combs Family

Quincy Brown was born in June 1991 to model and actress Kim Porter and singer/producer Al B. Sure! His life took a significant turn when his mother began her relationship with Sean Combs in 1994, who later adopted Quincy and embraced him as his son within the Combs family.

In light of Diddy’s current legal challenges, Quincy has decided to launch a vlog that highlights their family’s experiences, featuring appearances from the rapper as well as five of his siblings.

The buzzworthy trailer for Just A Vlog kicks off with the siblings gearing up for a family vacation. Quincy, Justin, and Christian are seen addressing the camera, stating, “ETA on the way!” while Jessie and D’Lila join in from the living room.

Throughout the trailer, Quincy boasts about having “4.6 million dollars” in his bank account, referring to it as a “brand-new update.” Additionally, the Combs kids welcome a new pet cat into their home and engage in various activities like car rides, selfies, hiking, and partying.

The vlog promises to offer an inside look at the dynamics of Diddy’s family from their own perspective, with Quincy capturing their shared moments, adventures, and emotional highs and lows.

“My life is just like yours. Well, sort of. It’s never quite what it seems. I’m constantly busy. Always! And that’s what makes this life an exciting journey,” Quincy narrates in the background of the trailer.

The series is scheduled to premiere on October 27, at 4 pm PST.

On the same day, Quincy posted a family photo on Instagram that showcased Diddy and all six of his children, captioned:

“The past month has devastated our family. Many have judged both him and us based on accusations, conspiracy theories, and false narratives that have spiraled into absurdity on social media.”

In their joint statement, they continued:

“We stand united, supporting you every step of the way. We hold onto the truth, knowing it will prevail, and nothing can fracture the strength of our family. WE MISS YOU & LOVE YOU, DAD.”

This comes in light of Diddy’s arrest by federal authorities on September 16, facing serious charges including racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking. He is currently housed at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, awaiting trial scheduled for May 5, 2025, having faced multiple rejections for bail while maintaining his innocence amidst rising sexual assault lawsuits.

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