Fazion Love is well-known for his comedic commentary on a variety of trending people and topics. Following the Diddy verdict, the comedian took to social media to predict the outcome of the mogul’s sentencing.
Love predicts that Diddy will be released and put on an extravagant concert — for free. Talking to his followers, the comedian said, “My prediction, he’s (Diddy) gonna get out. Throw a concert in Central Park. It’s gonna be the biggest free concert since Diana Ross.”
The music mogul was convicted on July 2 of two federal counts for transporting individuals across state lines for prostitution. Judge Arun Subramanian has already denied Combs’s request for bail, keeping him in custody as the legal process moves forward.
The prediction would received mixed reactions on social media. Ranging from people criticizing Diddy supporters to fans ready to party.
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The legendary concert Fazion is referring to is the 1983 free concert by Diana Ross in New York City’s Central Park. The show would sell out immediately.
The free performance, held on July 21, drew a massive crowd estimated at 450,000 people. What began as a celebratory event quickly became legendary when a sudden thunderstorm swept across the park.
Heavy rain and powerful winds battered the stage, yet Ross refused to abandon her audience. She continued performing through the downpour, urging fans to remain calm despite the chaos.
Determined to deliver on her promise, Ross returned the following day and performed a full show for the resilient crowd. The event not only showcased her remarkable professionalism and connection with fans but also raised funds for a children’s playground in Central Park. The rain-soaked spectacle remains one of the most unforgettable moments of Ross’s career.
A federal judge has scheduled a remote hearing for July 8 to consider whether Diddy’s sentencing can be expedited. The prosecutors are urging the court to impose a sentence between 51 and 63 months, citing the seriousness of the crimes. Defense attorneys, however, argue for a shorter term, proposing a range of 21 to 27 months. Each of the two counts carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.
The final sentence will hinge on federal guidelines, the judge’s review of aggravating and mitigating factors, and credit for time Diddy has already served while awaiting sentencing.
