>>11654> I have to ask why the feds are coming after Diddy right now.I suspect he crossed the wrong line with someone up the food chain.
The raid on his house was just as likely to destroy the evidence. Just like Epstein.
Also, it’s hard to keep such big ugly open secrets under wraps. When the public is starving for justice, you have to feed them some table scraps
> It should also be noted that there was a bit of a conscious rap revival in the early 2010s. It never really went away. It was always underground. Unfortunately streaming pulled the plug on labels like Def Jux and Anticon. Since they depended on record sales, not the blessing of gatekeepers.
Now it’s all about algorithmic promotion.
>>11656I know I’m going to contradict myself a little.
But California had a fucked up law, that criminalized anything that could be considered profiting from crime. No matter how indirect.
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