E. Ness on Asking Diddy if He was Robbing Da Band, Puff Threatening to Pistol Whip Freddy P (Part 6)
June 21, 2025
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E. Ness recounted a candid conversation with Sean "Diddy" Combs, raising concerns about potential financial exploitation during his time with Da Band. During the backstage exchange at the 2003 Source Awards, E. Ness questioned Diddy directly about whether the group was being mistreated financially. The former Da Band member explained how he felt marginalized within the industry for asking critical questions and being a "thinker," which was uncommon in that era. He detailed an unsettling incident involving Diddy and another bandmate, Freddy P, that escalated to threats. According to E. Ness, Diddy, displeased with Freddy P's behavior, threatened to cut off utilities in Freddy's neighborhood and claimed he would pistol whip him. The incident highlighted Diddy's intense and sometimes diabolical approach to business and personal relationships—prompting E. Ness to become more observant of Diddy's unconventional yet impactful methods.
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