Diddy Prison Footage Sparks Media Rumors - Paid Content Smuggling

Diddy!
Diddy's new home Fort Dix is seemingly getting more comfortable for the embattled mogul. The man is barely settled in New Jersey after that conviction on transporting individuals for prostitution across state lines. Suddenly he's showing up on IG looking relaxed, smiling even appearing to vibe with the men he's doing time with. Fort Dix is supposed to be a calmer, safer upgrade from the hellish New York Beast! But there is still chatter!

The talk in the rumor mill is not about how Diddy looks in these clips. It's how the clips are getting out in the first place. Anybody with a passing knowledge of prison rules knows one thing: Cell phones are not allowed. Yet these video snippets and photos of Diddy keep popping up online like a sponsored post. Someone is breaking rules! I feel like a snitch! Someone is recording, and someone is getting that footage out past multiple layers of security to the world!




That is not happening for free.




Word floating through the grapevine suggests there is cash involved and not pocket change. Somebody is allegedly getting paid handsomely to move this pipeline of Diddy content into the mainstream media. Now whether that means prisoners are stacking up commissary or someone in a uniform is taking home something extra, nobody can say. Rick Ross will tell you that C.O.s do dirt too!




Could this blow back on Diddy? Possibly, but that's not what I am thinking. He sure smiled for the cameras though. He might not even be involved at all, I'll keep telling myself. Anyone who has ever followed prison culture knows contraband shows up all the time. Phones are common and videos definitely get made. But this is different. They are playing a bold game.




Nobody seems to know if this benefits Diddy or makes his situation more complicated. Selfishly, I hope and pray they release some Thanksgiving footage, because I want to see how they are doing with the eatin' on Turkey Day.

via: https://allhiphop.com/rumors/diddy-prison-footage-sparks-media-rumors-paid-content-smuggling/