Diddy's "White Party": Justin Bieber's lifelong obsession, list of participating stars revealed

The hottest news on all newspapers, news sites, and social networks, big and small, around the world right now is the scandal of hip-hop mogul Diddy. The incident is considered more serious than the scandal of "Hollywood mogul" Harvey Weinstein.

Currently, the physical evidence related to Diddy's evil behavior all points to one detail, which is the lavish parties with the beautiful disguised name "White Parties".

Behind the classy, clean and flashy appearance of the party's pure white dress code were extremely horrifying activities, beyond imagination. With extensive connections throughout the world's entertainment industry, Diddy invited a whole bunch of famous stars to the "White Party". This alleged list includes Leonardo Dicaprio, Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Ashton Kutcher, Paris Hilton, Howard Stern, Russell Brand, Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez, Russell Simmons, Usher, Meghan Fox...

The list went viral when Usher and Pink deleted their X posts suggesting Justin Bieber might have been Diddy's victim.

It is worth mentioning that during this time, many artists have tried many times, from bravely publicly to secretly hinting about this party, but few people paid attention. The most haunting is probably Justin Bieber's heart.

This male singer born in 1994 is one of the most important figures that made Diddy's case the center of global attention. Having maintained a close relationship with this music mogul for many years and being supported since his debut, Justin Bieber has never spoken directly or publicly revealed any negative information about Diddy. However, when Diddy's incident was brought to light, all the information connecting Justin Bieber and this benefactor began to be clarified. The MV Yummy released in January 2020 is considered the male singer's accusation and cry for help against this mogul's sick game.

When it was first released, the MV Yummy was criticized by many audiences for its empty images and lyrics. Notably, at that time, Justin continuously called on fans to "watch" the MV. Until now, audiences have discovered a series of details about the dark side of the entertainment industry behind it, especially many images similar to the details of "White Party" such as the sandwich, the red cherry on the dining table, the act of taking off the pink hoodie... implying that Justin himself is like a bait on the table, being touched and losing his innocence.

The image of children playing musical instruments is a metaphor for young talent like Justin when he first entered showbiz, the powerful guests and rich people sitting behind enjoying the scene allude to the prospect of Diddy's party. This tycoon once revealed a hint about the "treatment" for guests attending the "White Party" on the show Late Night With Conan O'Brien in 2002, matching Justin Bieber's description in the music video Yummy: "Handsome men are for the ladies, of course. They need to drink water. I don't know if people notice, but a lot of ladies drink water at parties, so if they don't get what they want, they'll leave. I have to keep them there. Lock all the doors."

In 1999, Diddy hinted in an interview with Entertainment Tonight about his alleged party lifestyle: "I'm probably going to get arrested sooner or later just for doing all the crazy things I do for fun. Whenever you introduce something different into a normal environment, the things that contribute to expanding the limits make people afraid." The "people who are afraid" Diddy refers to here are believed to be stars and celebrities who refuse to participate in his bizarre pleasures.

Justin Bieber is said to be one of the superstars who was forced to attend and became bait in the "White Party" and gradually separated from Diddy because he was too scared. Rumor has it that the tycoon has a tape of the party and Justin was also present.

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