Netflix: This is the scandal currently rocking the rap world, and a documentary is already in the works!

On the front page of American newspapers, P. Diddy’s case spreads passions across the Atlantic Ocean. The former New York rap king is under investigation for alleged acts of sex trafficking, extortion and sexual assault. To date, ten complaints have been filed against him in cases dating back to the early 90s.

The rapper is also being harassed by former collaborators, including his former producer. Singer Cassandra Ventura also filed a complaint, accusing her ex-partner of forced sexual acts under the influence of alcohol and drugs during orgy evenings.

This new Epstein case (the term used by most of the American media) will also be the subject of a documentary series on Netflix called Diddy Do It. For this project, the platform partnered with rapper 50 Cent and filmmaker Alexandria Stapleton to re-explore this “A complex story spanning several decades.”

A trial expected in 2025

This project aims to give voice to the alleged victims of the 54-year-old rapper. But it will also Remind everyone that the story of Sean Combs (real name Diddy, editor’s note) is not the story of hip-hop in his culture. Cite 50 Cent and the director in a press release.

Big was placed in pretrial detention on September 16 and is under special supervision to prevent possible suicide (as was the case with Jeffrey Epstein, who was not convicted of his crimes).

The rapper maintains his innocence and considers himself “not guilty” of all the charges against him. A $50 million bail offer was rejected by presiding Judge Andrew Carter. His accusers hope to go to trial next year.