Megan Thee Stallion Addresses Klay Thompson, Diddy's Lavish Prison Lifestyle, & Kai Cenat Allegations. (Part 2)

Azar Farideh (0:00)

So moving on to Diddy's whole situation is going viral because he had a phone, basically. Someone recorded him on his phone in the feds. But we all know, I don't know why people's asking stupid. Y'all know your cousin be on Facebook in the feds, taking pictures and this and that. All of a sudden, everyone wanna act brand new when they see a man with a phone in the prison.

Paul Pierce (0:22)

That's so common now. Like, we all know that.

Azar Farideh (0:24)

So now y'all are dragging this. Everyone has phones in jail. We know that, allegedly.

We know that. You know what I'm saying? So like, stop. But they're basically saying NBC News dropped a story highlighting Diddy's lifestyle in prison, claiming that he pays thousands of dollars a month to inmates for them to make his bed, clean up his toilet, cook him special meals, pizza, onion rings, and even give him massages.

Paul Pierce (0:47)

Oh no. That is out of control. That's crazy.

Okay.

Azar Farideh (0:53)

They released some exclusive footage showing Diddy using a cell phone in prison, which he allegedly uses to get on Instagram, claiming that he has a page with no profile picture that only his publicist follows. Reports also claim that his lifestyle is like a party where he has access to alcohol and anti-depressants. In light of this story, he was put back in solitary confinement, so they could investigate how true this story is.

I mean, let's be fucking clear. Everyone knows that there's levels to prison.

Paul Pierce (1:25)

You know what I'm saying?

Azar Farideh (1:26)

With certain people. What was the guy?

Damn, I can't remember their name, but the white couple that went to jail, prison, that you did the celebrity program with.

Paul Pierce (1:34)

Yeah, yeah, I know what you're talking about.

Azar Farideh (1:35)

They just talked about how he was getting Chick-fil-A on Thursdays and pizzas on Wednesdays. There was like, it's different levels to jail when you have money. Martha Stewart wasn't living the same jail life that this person was living. Let's just be clear, is it messed up? Yes, but it's just the truth because you could pay off guards, you could pay off people in there, you could pay off all types of people. Money talks. When you have money and you're a famous and celebrity and people are probably fans of him, he's living his best life in jail. I mean, nobody wants to be in jail, but he's living what he gotta live in jail.

Paul Pierce (2:07)

Yeah, for sure. But that's not a surprise for me.

Azar Farideh (2:14)

So, you know, I mean, I'm not surprised by that. If you were locked up, what would you think were the three things that you would pay another inmate to assist you with?

Or like a guard or what would you want access to the most?

Paul Pierce (2:28)

Probably like some good ass food.

Azar Farideh (2:30)

I would think that for you.

Paul Pierce (2:31)

Like some steak or some time. You know what I'm saying? I don't think they could get that. Like a good ass rib eye or something here and there.

Cogical visits.

Azar Farideh (2:43)

So would you pay, you know, some men like pay the guards to have sex.

Paul Pierce (2:49)

What?

Azar Farideh (2:49)

Yeah, you don't know about this? The women guards, not men.

Paul Pierce (2:52)

Oh, the women, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not doing that. Okay.

Azar Farideh (2:55)

So you would want like whatever girl you had outside.

Paul Pierce (2:58)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Contrago Vision for my girl or something like that. And then the third thing could just be like, just food and beverage. Food and beverage? Yeah, food and beverage.

Azar Farideh (3:09)

So you don't care about someone cleaning your cell, making your bed?

Paul Pierce (3:11)

Like if I want like, I need to get different types of sodas or some liquor or some cigars, stuff like that and some good food.

Azar Farideh (3:20)

What about a cell phone? You wouldn't want that?

Paul Pierce (3:22)

I'm gonna have to add on that. You already gonna have that. That's already normal.

Yeah, the cell phone gonna be already normal. Let me go, let me get the court to myself, basketball court to myself for like a good hour on certain days. So I can just, that's my way of kind of like meditation and thinking. I shoot around with none of the other inmates around, you know what I'm saying? Stuff like that.

Azar Farideh (3:43)

Okay.

Okay. Sounds good. I hope that I never have to see a jail cell.