In a recent revelation, rapper Kanye West, now known as Ye, has publicly expressed his unwavering support for Sean “Diddy” Combs amidst a wave of serious allegations against the music mogul. This support comes as a surprise to some, especially given the current media scrutiny surrounding Diddy. Ye addressed this in a video where he explained the rationale behind his stance, drawing parallels between his own experiences and those of Diddy.

Ye recounted a troubling episode from his past involving Adidas, which he claims froze his bank accounts just before tax season, suggesting that the move was an attempt to put him behind bars for alleged contract violations. “I believe Adidas tried to put me in prison,” Ye stated, highlighting the severity of the situation he faced. He emphasized that this kind of corporate aggression and media manipulation could lead to serious consequences for individuals, particularly in the public eye.

The rapper noted that Diddy’s recent legal troubles, which stem from a lawsuit and resurfaced footage from a decade ago, have been treated with a level of media frenzy that he likened to a “public lynching.” Ye expressed concern over the disparity in how individuals are treated within the justice system, mentioning that there are those with serious criminal backgrounds who are released on bail while Diddy faces a steep bond.

In a show of solidarity, Ye has even collaborated with Diddy on a song featuring his daughter, North West, further solidifying his support despite the controversy. “There’s something that just feels like it’s a public lynching,” Ye reiterated, underlining his belief that both he and Diddy have been unfairly targeted by the media.

As the situation continues to unfold, Ye’s defense of Diddy sheds light on the broader issues of media ethics and the treatment of public figures facing legal challenges.