Orlando Brown Goes Off: Talks Diddy Getting His House Raided/ Katt Williams/ Meek Mill, Diddy Rumors
April 8, 2024
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Orlando Brown claims that he and Raven-Symone have a child together and he has an interesting reaction to alleged audio of Meek Mill and Diddy. He states that Snoop Dogg and Kelly Rowland have interesting connection and he touches on the No Diddy catchphrase that people have been using lately. Orlando reveals his thoughts on his No Jumper interview and tells Cam Capone how he feels about his work with Crip Mac now that he is in jail, before getting emotional while discussing Usher and Alicia Keys’ Super Bowl performance. Cam asks Orlando his thoughts on the controversy with Boosie and BG, which leads to Orlando giving his thoughts on Kodak Black and Diddy, and then begins saying shocking things about celebrities like Faith Evans, Oprah Winfrey, and Will Smith. He talks about the battle between Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, and Drake, before giving his thoughts on Dr. Dre saying that Eminem is the greatest rapper of all time and discussing the upcoming Presidential election, with Trump and Biden
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