Sean “Diddy” Combs has been dubbed the Jeffrey Epstein of hip-hop music after federal authorities raided his property as part of an investigation into sex and drug trafficking allegations, but underlying issues is not Diddy. He’s just the surface.
“Diddy is a man of marginal talent who was allowed to use the music industry to sexually violate young people, celebrities, other entertainers, and politicians,” Whitlock wrote in Glenn Beck. Explain.
He believes that the entire arts industry is pushing Americans in that direction by injecting ideas of nihilism (a rejection of all moral and religious principles through the belief that life is meaningless) into mainstream music. He points out that
“It’s not just Diddy. It’s BlackRock and Vanguard – in fact they Own Change the music industry and control the music,” Whitlock tells a shocked Glenn Beck.
Whitlock said BlackRock and Vanguard own everything from Viacom and BET to Sony and MTV.
“They control the music industry, and they also own the overwhelming majority of the private prison industry,” Whitlock said.
“So this whole hip-hop deal was about creating a culture where prison is a rite of passage and corruption and crime are just built into the system.”
But it’s not just rap music.
“They’re doing it now as the last bastion of decency in entertainment, and that’s Nashville country music. It’s woke up and gotten ugly,” Glenn says. “They’re getting into everything and tearing it apart.”
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