Nada Tawfik

And this is really to show the jury, look, this is numerous people now saying the same thing, that they witnessed the violence, that Diddy was volatile, that he wanted everyone to essentially serve him without question.

Yeah, the thing that really struck me about Kid Cudi, who was referred to obviously by his real name, Scott Mascutti, was he really was himself on the stand. He didn't come in soft-spoken or, you know, timid or somber at all. He was there kind of stretching in between questions when needed and breaks and answering questions in a very unfiltered way.

Yeah, the thing that really struck me about Kid Cudi, who was referred to obviously by his real name, Scott Mascutti, was he really was himself on the stand. He didn't come in soft-spoken or, you know, timid or somber at all. He was there kind of stretching in between questions when needed and breaks and answering questions in a very unfiltered way.

Yeah, the thing that really struck me about Kid Cudi, who was referred to obviously by his real name, Scott Mascutti, was he really was himself on the stand. He didn't come in soft-spoken or, you know, timid or somber at all. He was there kind of stretching in between questions when needed and breaks and answering questions in a very unfiltered way.

So when he describes two instances that were kind of the most graphic, obviously, one where he alleges Diddy broke into his home and then another where he alleges that Diddy or one of his associates threw a Molotov cocktail into his Porsche. He said he called Diddy when he heard he was in his house saying, are you in my house? Like, that's what he recalled saying to Diddy.

So when he describes two instances that were kind of the most graphic, obviously, one where he alleges Diddy broke into his home and then another where he alleges that Diddy or one of his associates threw a Molotov cocktail into his Porsche. He said he called Diddy when he heard he was in his house saying, are you in my house? Like, that's what he recalled saying to Diddy.

So when he describes two instances that were kind of the most graphic, obviously, one where he alleges Diddy broke into his home and then another where he alleges that Diddy or one of his associates threw a Molotov cocktail into his Porsche. He said he called Diddy when he heard he was in his house saying, are you in my house? Like, that's what he recalled saying to Diddy.

And apparently Diddy told him, I'm over here waiting for you. When he got there, Diddy wasn't there. But then also later, because the court was shown these pictures of his car with a hole in the soft rooftop, the doors open, all of it kind of soot everywhere, car burnt out. He was asked, what was your reaction when you saw the car? And he said, I said, what the F?

And apparently Diddy told him, I'm over here waiting for you. When he got there, Diddy wasn't there. But then also later, because the court was shown these pictures of his car with a hole in the soft rooftop, the doors open, all of it kind of soot everywhere, car burnt out. He was asked, what was your reaction when you saw the car? And he said, I said, what the F?

And apparently Diddy told him, I'm over here waiting for you. When he got there, Diddy wasn't there. But then also later, because the court was shown these pictures of his car with a hole in the soft rooftop, the doors open, all of it kind of soot everywhere, car burnt out. He was asked, what was your reaction when you saw the car? And he said, I said, what the F?

So, you know, just a regular person's reaction to finding yourself in the situation where you thought, you know, the girl you're seeing is no longer with someone that you work with in the music industry. And the defense played on that, saying, you know, Cassie played you the way she played him. You thought they were apart. And he acknowledged that, yeah, I thought they were broken up.

So, you know, just a regular person's reaction to finding yourself in the situation where you thought, you know, the girl you're seeing is no longer with someone that you work with in the music industry. And the defense played on that, saying, you know, Cassie played you the way she played him. You thought they were apart. And he acknowledged that, yeah, I thought they were broken up.

So, you know, just a regular person's reaction to finding yourself in the situation where you thought, you know, the girl you're seeing is no longer with someone that you work with in the music industry. And the defense played on that, saying, you know, Cassie played you the way she played him. You thought they were apart. And he acknowledged that, yeah, I thought they were broken up.

And so he talked about how the relationship ended because it just got out of control. He said the drama got out of control. He thought also he needed to give Cassie space because things were just getting so heated and they both needed space for their safety.

And so he talked about how the relationship ended because it just got out of control. He said the drama got out of control. He thought also he needed to give Cassie space because things were just getting so heated and they both needed space for their safety.

And so he talked about how the relationship ended because it just got out of control. He said the drama got out of control. He thought also he needed to give Cassie space because things were just getting so heated and they both needed space for their safety.

Yeah, so just to set the scene, Kid Cudi says, you know, after my car was blown up, I thought I should probably talk to Diddy. He says they agreed to meet at Soho House in Hollywood. When he gets there, Diddy's security guard escorts him to a room that on one side is filled with windows. And he describes Diddy looking like a Marvel supervillain. He used that exact phrase.

Yeah, so just to set the scene, Kid Cudi says, you know, after my car was blown up, I thought I should probably talk to Diddy. He says they agreed to meet at Soho House in Hollywood. When he gets there, Diddy's security guard escorts him to a room that on one side is filled with windows. And he describes Diddy looking like a Marvel supervillain. He used that exact phrase.

Yeah, so just to set the scene, Kid Cudi says, you know, after my car was blown up, I thought I should probably talk to Diddy. He says they agreed to meet at Soho House in Hollywood. When he gets there, Diddy's security guard escorts him to a room that on one side is filled with windows. And he describes Diddy looking like a Marvel supervillain. He used that exact phrase.

Diddy was looking out the window. His hands were kind of clasped behind his back. And so Kid Cudi just approaches him. And he said... Diddy was eerily calm to the point where it was almost unsettling for Cuddy. He said it was weird. He kept offering me water. He was very calm. But he said they talked through the scenario. Eventually, Cassie joined, which he didn't expect.