Jay-Z Using Diddy as ‘Fall Guy’ While Running Things From the Behind?

By Mary

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Is Jay-Z Using Diddy?

In the latest twist in the Diddy scandal, there are some shocking claims that Jay-Z, Diddy’s former friend and music competitor planned the Diddy’s entire downfall.

These claims were made by former Bad Boy artist whose name is Jaguar Wright in an interview where she said Diddy is just a “fall guy” that Jay-Z has craftily decided to sacrifice.

Jaguar shockedly said, “Jay-Z is bad and he is smarter; he has been setting up the people that he refers to as friends and letting them be guillotined for thirty years.” She gave examples from the past including Amadja’s mysterious death in the 1990s which some say Jay was responsible for to pave his way for stardom.

According to Jaguar, he has spent so many years carefully setting up this system where there is always a fall guy on hand who would end up responsible for a crime as he hides away from the public eye.

Jaguar said: “Jay-Z had the ability to clean up and cover his tracks”.

The allegations add an unbelievable dimension to the incident Diddy is in, suggesting that the examination may represent a small part of the battle for control between two old rulers of New York’s hip-hop scene.

Supporters like Suge Knight have already warned Diddy to “watch his back”. Believing he’s being strategically eliminated as a casualty of elites covering their tracks.

Also on everybody’s lips is this–Is Diddy just being foolishly used as a scapegoat to protect the real mastermind Jay-Z? Is it Jaguar exposing the game?

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Mary

Mary is an entertainment journalist with 4 years of experience. He joined GOC in 2024 as a entertainment writer and reporter.

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