In a shocking and fiery set at a comedy club in Los Angeles, Jamie Foxx unleashed a scathing critique of Sean “Diddy” Combs, branding the music mogul as a fallen icon for the Black community. Foxx’s remarks come amidst swirling rumors of a tumultuous past between the two, including allegations that Diddy may have been involved in Foxx’s hospitalization a couple of years ago—a claim Foxx has firmly denied.

During his performance, Foxx didn’t hold back, saying, “Diddy crazy, huh? I don’t know if he’s going to jail but he’s a nasty mother—am I right? Especially for our community. White people, it’s cool, but for Black people, that was our hero.” He continued, lamenting how Diddy, once the embodiment of Black culture with hits like “It’s All About the Benjamins,” has now become synonymous with “baby oil,” a jab that drew uproarious laughter from the audience but underscored a deeper sense of betrayal.

The atmosphere in the club was electric, with laughter mingling with palpable tension as Foxx’s words cut through the air, highlighting the stark contrast between Diddy’s past and present. As fans and onlookers process this unexpected feud, Foxx’s comments raise critical questions about the changing narratives surrounding Black icons in the entertainment industry.

This explosive moment is still reverberating, with fans eager for more details on the ongoing saga. Stay tuned as this story develops, and the implications of Foxx’s candid words unfold in the public eye.