Netizens convinced Diddy's old movie warned us about his real-life persona: "The clues were there..."
Sean 'Diddy' Combs is being held in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Centre after his arrest on September 20, 2024. His trial is set for May this year, as per BBC. As allegations mount against Diddy, his past gets scrutinized. For instance, netizens have argued eerie parallels between Diddy's real life and a character he played in Judd Apatow's 2010 sequel to Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Get Him to the Greek. In the film, Combs played his real-life persona as an erratic record label CEO named Sergio Roma. This has many convinced that the movie hasn't aged well given the charges of sexual assault, racketeering, and trafficking levied against him.
With all this Diddy shit being exposed, looking back at his role in the movie “Get him to the Greek” he was basically playing himself. The clues were right there all along. pic.twitter.com/PrSc9lcvo0
— Hanzō 🌑 (@PapiHanzo) March 30, 2024
As per Metro, the uncanny resemblance came to light after a clip from the film went viral on X (formerly Twitter). "With all this Diddy sh-t being exposed, looking back at his role in the movie Get Him to the Greek, he was basically playing himself. The clues were right there all along," a fan pointed out. The clip features Diddy's character in the movie, Roma, trafficking a lady named Destiny to Aaron, a young music executive, played by Jonah Hill.
50 Cent taunts Diddy with a wild clip from Puff's role in the 2010 film Get Him to the Greek. pic.twitter.com/eEI7NuL0C6
— XXL Magazine (@XXL) April 3, 2024
Roma directs the girl to sleep with Aaron if she wishes to secure a record deal. "Destiny, pay attention," Combs' movie character asserts. "You are going to go and have sex with Aaron right now." Hill's character grudgingly utters, "Disrespectful," before the scene ends. On another occasion, Roma, at a drug-filled party, is seen screaming into the air, "Now this is what the music industry is all about. I love this game!" The scene was a chilling mirror of the 'freak-off' parties Diddy is accused of throwing.
To make matters worse, the Last Night rapper also bragged about "finding some women to have sex with" along with ‘dear friend’ Russel Brand who also starred in Get Him to the Greek. In a video posted on YouTube, Diddy can be seen with the stand-up comedian going to Las Vegas in a private jet. "You’ve provided the plane, the tickets, the hotel for the big fight, I’ve provided the toothpicks though," Brand boasts.
Realizing the hallway chase scene in “Get Him to the Greek” foreshadowed the Diddler running after Cassie in a towel & socks in an LA hotel, preempting it by a good 6 years… “Diddy hunting Freak-Off attendees” incidents must have been scarily frequent & common knowledge https://t.co/v4sN3gCr0V pic.twitter.com/OnPLLx88FN
— ParaPower Mapping (@KlonnyPin_Gosch) September 29, 2024
"And the whores," Diddy adds. "Well okay, we’ve not discussed that, but alright I will try to…I’m not a misogynist, I’m against that kind of language. I like to think of them as damsels," Brand replies diplomatically. The captured footage sounded hauntingly similar to the emerging accounts of Diddy's 'white' parties where he allegedly planned orgies and forced women and sex workers to participate, as reported by People.
Combs has been hit with more than 25 lawsuits alleging sexual assault, and present reports suggest that the imprisoned music mogul has refused to leave his cell for any form of legal assistance. According to Newsweek, attorney Tony Buzbee's co-counsel, Antigone Curis, asked to postpone the sexual assault hearings scheduled for January 10, as they have "faced delays caused by defendant Combs refusing to leave his cell to accept service."
not only is every cast member of Get Him To The Greek getting cancelled this year (Jonah Hill, Russell Brand, Diddy), but their scandals get increasingly more severe, at this rate we’re gonna find out Rose Byrne was Jack The Ripper
— Drew Landry (@MrDrewLandry) November 24, 2023
BBC reported that Combs is being held in a dormitory-style cell under high protection. He has continued to plead 'not guilty' against the charges that are leveled against him.