Diddy address his "Saudi Arabia brothers and sisters"

Wow!! Amazing. Unreal.

Sean "Puff Daddy/P. Diddy" Combs has hit the height of a combination of hypocrisy and absurdity.

The man who has spent more than 10 years on various rap songs bragging about how much money he has; a man who VH1 estimates could put 100 people on an expensive cruise and deck them out in Versace with bottles of Crystal (I think that's how it's spelled), is now complaining about fuel prices.

In this morning's edition of the Austin American Statesman, Combs is quoted as saying, "I'm actually flying commercial," as opposed to constantly flying on a private jet.

Well, Mr Combs, and I'm talking to you not as some 50-something white guy who's never heard one of your songs and just assumes you rhyme words and say things like "Yo yo yo homeboy," but rather as a 25 (almost 26-year old) who is very familiar with your work going all the way back to B.I.G. and Craig Mack, I just have to say to you (1) stop complaining, cuz you're probably flying business class which is better than I've ever flown, (2) do something about it, (3) I thought you had, as you stated in the 2002 hit with Fabolous and Jagged Edge "Trade it all" that you had "The kind of money that don't matter if a few crumbs are blown," so what then is a few more crumbs on fuel costs as we transition our transportation economy from a petroleum based to a bio-fuel/hydrogen/electric based transportation system. You do have so much money, after all.
And you are NEVER going to work for the State Department in any capacity since you don't even know how to refer to a people. Saudi Arabia brothers and sisters?? C'mon now.