Diddy’s Son Aired Out By Ex-Bad Boy Rapper For ‘Pressing’ Him Over Inflammatory Comments

Diddy‘s son, Justin Combs, has been called out by former Da Band rapper, Chopper, for allegedly confronting him over comments he made about the Bad Boy boss.

Speaking to The Art of Dialogue, Chopper revealed that 31-year-old Justin had “pressed” him for claiming this his father was a closeted homosexual.

“He called me on Instagram. I picked up and he was like, ‘I don’t appreciate what you doing to my daddy, bruh.’ He was talking gangster to me,” he said.

The former Bad Boy signee didn’t back down, though. “I had to let him know I would beat the shit out of lil’ ass,” he continued. “I seen Justin when he was little boy.

“I know know at the end of the day he was hurt, but I had to let him know that he was a little boy to me and the fruits of [his] labor that [his] little sprouty ass is enjoying is off Da Band as well. So n-gga, shut your lil’ ass up.”

The New Orleans native further threatened Justin Combs by saying: “If you see me, I will punch you in your fucking face […] I’m 6 [foot] 7, I will beat the shit out ya lil’ ass talking tough to me.”

Justin was likely angered by Chopper’s previous interview with The Art of Dialogue, in which he claimed to have witnessed Diddy kissing another man — a prominent music industry figure, no less — in a recording studio.

“I walked in the studio and seen two powerful men doing things that was uncomfortable to my eyes. You can take that how you want it,” he said.

He added: “I opened the door, I seen what I seen, and I hurried and slammed the door […] It fucked me up, I’m not gonna lie. I looked at Diddy differently after that. I wasn’t feeling that Bad Boy shit no more.”

Chopper also speculated on Puffy’s sexuality, saying: “Yes, fucking right that n-gga’s gay! Yes, he’s gay. But I don’t think being gay is bad. If that’s their preference, then that’s their preference.”

The former Da Band star is not the first Diddy detractor that Justin Combs has apparently confronted.

Along with his brothers Christian and Quincy, he confronted Ray J last year for making numerous remarks about their father’s legal situation.

Ray J himself confirmed the incident, telling Wack 100 on Clubhouse that he was cornered by the Combs men at a club in Los Angeles when he was by himself.

He also revealed that Chris Brown intervened, saying: “I tried to talk some sense into, like, what happened but luckily the homie Chris was here.”

The singer/reality star later U-turned on his criticism of Diddy and questioned whether there is any truth to the many criminal and civil allegations against the mogul, which include rape, drugging, racketeering and sex trafficking.