Is Diddy Responsible For The Fall Of Justin Bieber?
If you were a pre-teen (or knew one) in the late 2000's you most certainly experienced some form of Bieber Fever. Justin Bieber rapidly rose to stardom after Usher discovered him on YouTube and later introduced him to Sean 'Diddy' Combs.
So how is Diddy responsible for Bieber's crash out? Kennedy walks you through it and why Justin's parents are also to blame.
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