Rick Ross’ Diddy Rape Lyric Resurfaces Following Sexual Assault Allegations
A lyric from Rick Ross’s 2009 track “Magnificent” has recently resurfaced, leaving many to reevaluate its meaning in the wake of sexual assault allegations against Diddy. The line in question, “But it’s time to rape the game, like Puffy did Total,” has sparked discussions about its possible reference to exploitative financial dealings within Diddy’s Bad Boy Records, particularly concerning the R&B group Total.
Originally perceived as commentary on the business dynamics between the group and the label, recent sexual assault accusations against Diddy prompted a closer examination of Ross’s lyrics. Observers have raised questions about the potential dual meaning in light of the evolving narrative around Diddy’s conduct.
As accusations surfaced, one observer commented, “With all this Diddy stuff going on…I’m surprised nobody pulled up that Rick Ross bar from Magnificent when he said.. ‘but its time to rape tha game like Puffy did Total.'”
Another expressed the need for clarification, stating, “I need to know what Rick Ross meant when he said ‘its time to rape the game like Puffy did Total.'”
While Ross and Diddy have maintained a close relationship for over a decade, with Ross acknowledging Diddy’s invaluable mentorship, the revisiting of old lyrics raises questions about the nuances within the hip-hop industry and its historical references. Notably, this is not the only past lyric of Ross’s to resurface in the context of the recent accusations against Diddy.
Longtime adversary 50 Cent recently brought attention to Ross’s controversial bars from the song “U.O.E.N.O.,” a move seemingly tied to 50 Cent’s ongoing trolling of Diddy following the revelations about Cassie. The hip-hop community remains engaged in conversations surrounding the complexities of lyrics and their interpretations, especially in light of evolving societal discussions around sexual assault and consent.
