Prior to the Magnata sentence on prostitution charges next week, his lawyers presented a description and curriculum of the course he created, ‘free game with Diddy’
Sean “Diddy” Combs spent much of his time in prison during the last year instructing other detainees on business management, entrepreneurship and, apparently, how to be more like Sean “Diddy” Combs.
A course description and curriculum, nicknamed “Free game with Diddy”was presented to the Court this week, along with testimonials of the students of Combs and a positive assessment of the class by the prison unit counselor. All of this was sent to Judge Arun Subramanian while lawyers of Combs They work to guarantee the customer the mildest judgment possible after their conviction for two prostitution accusations this summer.
As they assured the judge in his letter about the course of Combs: “Notably, the evaluation recognizes the Mr. Combs As a tutor, it gives you the highest possible notes and concludes with ‘excellent class, continue the great job’. Moreover, as stated in our sentence memo, this course had a substantial impact on other detainees. ”
“Free game with Diddy” It is described as a “six week educational program designed to equip participants with essential skills in business management, entrepreneurship and personal development”. AND Combs He chose to convey this knowledge, essentially, talking about himself.
“The course offers exclusive insights on the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combstracing its ascension from humble origins to becoming a globally recognized icon and influential corporate tycoon, ”says the description.“ Through first -person reports and real -world experiences extracted from corporate enterprises and business ventures Mr. Combsthe program provides a unique perspective on navigating and succeeding in the business world. ”
Meanwhile, the class program is a list of topics full of corporate jargon and clichés. “Successful people do what unsuccessful people do not,” says a header, under which three follow-up criteria are listed (two of which, as might be expected, have to do with managing his own ego): “Never be embarrassed-without ego”; “Work more than competition”; “Ego – the conscious/extreme self.”
Other classes had names like “just do” Combs talked about short -term goals and making plans (“how much?” “How long?”); And “time does not wait for anyone”, where the importance of deadlines was discussed. Another topic – “you can make money but can’t have time” – finds Combs supposedly explaining over the parable.
The denser class topic was “Marathon 26.2”, with subtopics including: “Nothing happens overnight”, “Trust the process”, “How is Success”, “Heavy is the Head”, “The Price of Success”, and “Success – Responsibility”. Combs He even taught a bonus class called “I can’t stop I won’t stop,” with the subtopics properly listed simply as “don’t stop” and “never give up.”
Now, none of this suggests that Combswhich was genuinely one of the most successful musical producers and entrepreneurs of the last 30 years, does not have a richness of knowledge about the subject in question. But when one of the main tasks of the class is “Write a rehearsal that incorporate learned lessons from the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combspersonal insights acquired during the program and methods to achieve long -term goals ” – this can raise questions that we are not exactly convinced that Combs about ego will approach sufficiently.
The course does not seem to mention any of the non-deputy history of Combs or lessons learned, or lack of them. After CNN display images of Combs assaulting the ex-girlfriend Cassie in a hotel room in Los Angeles, Combs He claimed to have reached the “well of the well” in a video he posted on social networks. “I had to do therapy, go to rehab, I had to ask God for his mercy and grace.” However, as an investigation from Rolling Stone In January revealed, Combs Supposedly remained sexually abusive, volatile and extremely manipulative much after the hotel assault in 2016.
Something about “Free game with Diddy” – With its imposing and charismatic central figure by conveying wisdom at the same time specific and vague – it seems like a career coach guru mixed with only one touch of multilevel marketing. However, students of Combs They had nothing but enthusiastic criticism for their tutor.
“Because of this class I have a purpose, something to wait every day,” wrote one detainee, while another said, “He showed us that they are the small adjustments in our daily lives that add up to a big change.” Others highlighted the way Combs It emphasized the importance of realistic goals, creating a successful plan and setting “pride aside.”
“Even behind bars and with limited resources [eu] I witnessed this man to do magic things, ”wrote a detainee and student.“ In a place of segregation [eu] I saw the Mr. Combs Bringing unity to all races and ethnic groups no matter the origin. ”
The course “Free game with Diddy” is far from being the only item that lawyers of Combs submitted to Subramanian Judge while he ponders the sentence of Combs (scheduled for next week, October 3). But considering that Combs He took to himself the initiative to spend his time behind bars by creating and teaching a complete course, seems plausible that this may have some kind of influence on the decision -making process. So it’s just a matter of analyzing the complexities of knowing if it is positive to have Combs – Let us not forget it is also a I confess domestic aggressor – Teaching others to be more like him.
This article was originally published by Rolling Stone USA by Jon Blistein on September 26, 2025, and can be checked here.
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Source: Rollingstone
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