After watching the Netflix documentary about Diddy, Waka Flocka Flame doesn’t think highly of the incarcerated mogul.
TikTok account Joy of Everything caught up with Waka and asked him how he feels about Diddy now that he’s seen Sean Combs: The Reckoning.
“With all that bread, that boy a monster,” the rapper said. “That could be my own brother, and I would never fuck with him a day in my life.”
When Waka was asked if he believes the public now believes that Diddy had anything to do with 2Pac’s death, Waka said, “I’m a Pac fan. That n***a did anything to Pac, it’s fuck him for life.”
As far as Diddy’s connection to Pac, the two have been tied ever since Pac was fatally shot in 1996. Prior to his death, Diddy’s Bad Boy Records was beefing with Suge Knight’s Death Row Records, and Pac was signed to the latter during the two labels’ rivalry.
Diddy’s name has resurfaced in recent years, particularly following the September 2023 arrest of Duane "Keffe D" Davis. Davis, a former Southside Compton Crip, has done various interviews over the years where he’s discussed the details of 2Pac’s death. Davis has also mentioned Diddy’s alleged involvement in the murder several times.
In 2023, before his arrest, Davis blamed Diddy for getting him "involved in this bullshit," referencing Pac's murder. "If I wouldn't have ever met him, I wouldn't have ever been involved in this bullshit," he stated. "Me and Suge, we played on the same pop warner team and everything. My home boys helped put Suge in the game."
In 2011, former Los Angeles Police Department Detective Greg Kading released Murder Rap, which included a confession from Davis that Diddy offered him $1 million to kill 2Pac and Suge.
"[Combs] took me downstairs and he's like, 'Man, I want to get rid of them dudes.'… I was like, 'We'll wipe their ass out, quick. It's nothing.'… We wanted a million," Keffe D said in a taped confession.