The verdict of the Sean ‘Diddy’ case unleashed chaos at the door of the Federal Court of New York where he has been judged in recent weeks, after knowing that the jury had acquitted him of the most serious positions, those related to sexual trafficking and organized crime, but declared him guilty of transport for the exercise of pimperism. At the entrance of the Courts, a mixture of supporters of the rapper and detractors have reacted differently to the ruling. All, surrounded by a group of ‘influencers’ that came to this point, seeking to make a place on the screen of a very media judgment that has had a lot of follow -up on social networks.
While some shouted to support the rapper and asked for his release, others defended Cassie Ventura, ex -girlfriend of the artist who testified in the trial and suffered the attacks of sexual violence of Diddy – something that recognized the defense – in addition to participating at the request of him in the sexual marathons.
The vast majority of those present were influencers, streamers or Tiktokers, with press accreditations hanging from the neck in some cases, which have been following the trial these weeks telling what happened to their followers on social networks through direct, temporary stories and short videos.
They carried their mobiles and tripods wherever they were and recorded everything that happened, from the discussions between those present and their actions to support the rapper at the entrance of the family into the court.
A revelry atmosphere among your followers
The atmosphere in the area fenced with fences by the police was sometimes that of a party, with some of Diddy’s followers dancing and singing for the outcome of the verdict accompanied sometimes with large speakers where the song “Diddy Free” sounded, which the rapper shares with Ye (better known as Kanye West).
A man dressed in a purple hat “practically from the family” – as defined – was one of the artist’s main defenders this morning, carrying small bottles of baby and lubricant oil, referring to the hundreds of these products that were found by federal agents in Diddy’s houses at the time of his record.
When rapper Janice Comink’s mother entered the court again, she celebrated with this group with a small dance, raising her arm and making the victory or peace symbol.
That moment caused a movement of chaos, which was used by a spontaneous with a blue wig, which came to show its bare breasts and then cover them with baby oil.
Another present, Jermaine P, reflected that the verdict had been just for both parties, both for those who wanted to see the rapper between bars and for those who wanted to see him free, and added that the rapper remained firm: “When a man remains in his convictions in that way, I have to admire or not.”
On the other hand, a woman who only identified as Miss Knockout (by her name on social networks) assured that she remained neutral since the verdict had been confusing and that it was more than one case of gender violence.
Tourists attracted to the news
Although they seemed minority, Diddy also had detractors among the public, especially two men – they also ‘creators of content – who raised their voice at all times to get heard among Diddy’s defenders.
“I think it was a very bad day for women in the United States,” said one of them with the name of Midnight 123, who also criticized the prosecution’s work during the trial.
The influencer also reflected on the future of the rapper, who added that he would worry about himself and his family, but that no brand will want to collaborate with him. However, he said he hoped he became “defender of domestic violence” and helped other people in similar situations.
Another of his detractors Michael Lester smoked a “pure victory” ensuring that he was glad that the rapper was in prison for a while and criticized that most of those present were not even supporters of Diddy.
The trial has caught so much attention that even some tourists visiting New York from Germany approached curious to see the news of the previous day.
Diddy was today exonerated by a popular jury of the main positions he faced, mainly to lead a criminal company – which would have cost him the life imprisonment – and that of sexual trafficking.
Of the five positions, the jury only found him guilty of two: “Transport to exercise prostitution”, applicable to two victims, Cassie Ventura and another that declared under the generic pseudonym of Jane Doe.
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