Diddy Branded ‘Worst Host Ever’ in Billboard Music Awards History
“Am I watching the Billboard Music Awards or Diddy’s Ted Talk? Shut up already,” one Twitter user wrote.
“Am I watching the Billboard Music Awards or Diddy’s Ted Talk? Shut up already,” one Twitter user wrote.
“I do have the utmost respect for you as a musical legend,” said with an insult.
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The rap mogul also warned that the country is “on the verge of a race war.”
“Failing to select a Black woman in 2020 means you will lose the election,” they wrote in a letter.
“We got your back and love you,” Diddy said in a statement on Twitter.
“I can’t even handle this,” Diddy said about his friend and mentor’s death.
The singer was joined by several famous New Yorkers to honor their hometown.
The MTV series kicks off a four-city open audition tour on February 28.
Mase was responding to the mogul’s recent speech saying the Grammys disrespect black music.