A moment from the UFC event at White House has particularly caught attention for its choice of music. In a clip circulating online, it’s a song featuring Sean Diddy Combs, who was earlier convicted of prostitution-related offenses. This comes after a fresh lawsuit was filed against Combs after a former child actor accused him of sexual assault.
White House’s UFC event’s song choice has fans talking
The White House UFC Freedom 250 fight, conducted on Sunday, has raised eyebrows for a specific song choice. As per the clip, the crowd was mainly made up of men, as observed by fans. The music featuring Combs played in the background. The song was “Feel So Good” by Ma$e. Fans quickly took to the comments section to call out the music selection.
A fan wrote, “Let me say this, playing Puff Daddy/Diddy at this UFC event at the White House is quite a decision.” Another added, “Bros as far as the eye can see. Big bros, little bros, no women (maybe one). It’s like a lake of toxic masculinity. Gross.” A third one mentioned, “What is that horrible “music” in the back?” Other reactions included “Look at all the idiots lined up. My god where has all the sanity gone in America?” “The End Times are near,” and “A pardon is on its way smh.”
According to documents obtained by several outlets, Doe filed a lawsuit against Combs for sexual assault in 2007. He claimed that he met the record producer at the networking event. There, he was allegedly invited by Combs to join him in the back room of the venue to discuss his career. The complaint mentioned that Doe was offered alcohol before Combs allegedly assaulted him by removing his clothes. As Combs left the room, Doe said that he mentioned that he’ll keep him in mind for a future opportunity.
“He’s just another hater in a long list of people trying to get in on the money gravy train encouraged by personal injury lawyers. Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted anyone — and that includes any child! These allegations will be disproved like all the rest,” a representative of Combs defended him in a statement.
