Kanye West has rocked the courtroom in a dramatic twist during the high-profile trial against Sean “Diddy” Combs, alleging that music mogul Clive Davis is “more dangerous” than Diddy himself. In a bombshell testimony that sent shockwaves through the gallery, Kanye accused Davis of orchestrating Whitney Houston’s shocking death, claiming it was part of a larger, sinister operation within the music industry.

As he took the stand, Kanye initially recounted troubling interactions with Diddy, but then turned the narrative upside down, asserting, “This goes back to Whitney Houston… the real puppet master is Clive Davis.” Gasps filled the room as Kanye accused Davis of creating an environment where artists like Whitney, Michael Jackson, and Prince were silenced for speaking out. Kanye described Houston’s death just hours before Davis’s infamous pre-Grammy party as not merely tragic but as a calculated act of power.

His testimony painted a chilling picture of the music industry as a shadowy cartel, where artists become pawns in a deadly game. “They wanted out, and they got put down,” he declared, referencing the eerie similarities between Houston’s demise and that of her daughter, Bobby Christina. As the courtroom hung on every word, Kanye cited cryptic messages from Whitney, claiming she feared for her life, and called out Davis for benefiting financially from her death.

The atmosphere was tense, with jurors visibly shaken. Kanye’s words resonated like thunder as he questioned the industry’s morality: “You’re worth more dead than alive,” he claimed, implicating Davis in a cycle of exploitation. The trial, initially focused solely on Diddy, has now morphed into a broader examination of power and sacrifice in the entertainment world.

With reporters scrambling to capture the fallout, one thing became clear: Kanye’s explosive revelations have ignited a firestorm that could reshape the narrative of the music industry forever. As the gavel fell, the haunting question lingered—what if he’s telling the truth?