Diddy "faced" Justin Bieber on TV, the former assistant came forward to tell all the crimes

Diddy appeared with Justin Bieber on the late-night talk sho.w in 2011. They talked about their close relationship with host Jimmy Kimmel at the time.

"What's wrong with the two of you? Do you two work together?" asked Kimmel in the clip that is going viral online after serious legal issues related to Diddy.

The former CEO of Bad Bo.y Records replied: "No. We became friends in a weird way," before adding: "Justin was like a little brother... He wasn't afraid to call and ask me for advice."

The Bad Bo.y for Life rapper explained that the music industry is "a strong family" and that many people, including him, want to "wrap up" Justin Bieber to "protect him" because he is "a good person".

Diddy went on to praise the voice of Somebody to Love: "Besides his talent, he's one of the most amazing kids I've ever known."

Justin Bieber thanked the owner of the rap song Tell Me for his remarks while the audience applauded throughout the segment. Kimmel suggested that perhaps Diddy should buy the young singer a car like he did with his son.

"He promised to give me a Lamborghini but I haven't gotten it yet," the Never Say Never singer interjected, causing Diddy to look aside in annoyance.

"Justin drove the Lamborghini for a day or two," the owner of the rap song Last Night said, seemingly alluding to the time when the two spent 48 hours together, according to a YouTube video posted by Bieber.

"He knows better not to talk about things he did to the eldest brother on national television. Not everything is told to everyone," Combs added.

When Diddy and Bieber spent two days together in 2009, the Coming Home singer told Justin they were "going crazy."

Diddy added in the YouTube video: "We can't reveal where they usually gather and what they do, but it's definitely a 15-year-old's dream."

In the midst of the private life scanda.l, another clip recorded Diddy and Bieber reappearing online, showing Bieber showing very uncomfortable with some of Diddy's statements.

Diddy said in the video: "Sold out tickets at the venues, act differently. Why don't you call me and gather like we usually do?"

Bieber was then seen holding the phone and answered, "I tried to contact you through all the partners because you never took my tel number, do you want to get my number?"

However, the singer's representative recently said that while Bieber was "aware of Diddy's arrest" he "just wants to focus on being a great father and husband."

According to the Daily Mail, when he first started his career as a young music director, Diddy often treated employees badly. Pam Lewis-Rudden, who worked as an assistant to Diddy at Uptown Records in the early 1990s, said no one can be safe from the rapper's wrath. Every time, she often had to avoid going to other places to avoid getting involved.

Specifically, on October 4, Pam Lewis-Rudden's sharing with a former Los Angeles Police Department detective and one of Diddy's music students was made public in the first episode of The Trial of Diddy.

"He's called me a scumbag too many times. Not only me, he uses it to address anyone and even casually speaks in front of all the staff. So when a friend introduced me to a company that was hiring, I decided to leave," Pam Lewis-Rudden said.

At the time, Uptown had some of the brightest talent in America including Mary J. Blige, Jodeci, Christopher Williams and Father MC. Lewis-Rudden said Diddy disagreed with most people, including Uptown CEO Andre Harrell, who famously fired Diddy in 1993.

Years later, Harrell explained that he had no intention of firing Diddy, he just knew that it was time for Diddy to run it himself. Speaking to the Wall Street Journal, he said: "Puff doesn't really listen to anyone but me, so my full-time job is to manage Puff... I didn't do it to hurt him, but I knew that it was time for him to grow.

The teardrop for me was when MCA wanted me not to release the Biggie Smalls album because they didn't like the theme and they wanted me to tell him to change the tone. And I don't think I have the authority to dictate to a generation what they can and can't do artistically. So I knew that wouldn't work (because Diddy had a similar style). I told him, I really let you go so you can get rich."

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