On Saturday (Aug. 20), Diddy smoothed a few feathers he might have ruffled, explaining on Twitter that he wasn't trying to be disrespectful to anyone.
“It’s been 3 days of the debate…This is the clarity of the message…It’s not disrespect to anybody,” he said. He went on to explain he simply wanted to bring more attention to R&B.
“This conversation was out of love and me purposely wanting to bring attention to R&B! It was something that I saw the effect of the Hip hop and R&B balance," Diddy, who helped launched the careers of R&B acts like 112, Faith Evans Total, Carl Thomas when they were signed to Bad Boy Records. "That balance is honesty and realness when it comes together, melodies, vulnerability and most importantly LOVE!!!”