After he was sentenced to four years in prison for his prostitution convictions just a few weeks ago (Oct. 3), Diddy once again dominated the headlines this weekend.

Sean Combs: The Reckoning, a 50 Cent-produced four-part docuseries chronicling Diddy‘s rise and fall amid the origins of the East Coast vs. West Coast beef, hit Netflix last week (Dec. 2), and quickly sparked endless webs of discourse online. Not only did a former sex worker allege that Diddy would host annual “freak-offs” on the anniversary of Biggie‘s death, but two jurors from the Bad Boy mogul’s federal trial explained how the jury decided to acquit him of his sex trafficking and racketeering federal charges while finding him guilty of his two Mann Act-violating prostitution charges.

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