The recent allegations surrounding music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs have stirred up a storm of reactions across the entertainment industry, with even close associates speaking out. This week, Ray J, who has been embroiled in drama with Diddy’s sons, faced criticism from Nicki Minaj after his remarks during an Instagram Live session.

Following a Halloween party confrontation between Ray J and Diddy’s sons that almost escalated into a physical altercation, Ray J joined Nicki Minaj on Instagram Live to discuss the incident. However, the conversation quickly shifted focus when Minaj took issue with comments Ray J made about the allegations surrounding Diddy.

Minaj zeroed in on Ray J’s comment about inappropriate behaviors within the industry, particularly one where he suggested “a*ses were being taken.” She asked pointedly, “Do you think that’s funny?” and emphasized that, given the serious nature of the allegations, such remarks were insensitive and could harm victims who may be affected. Ray J initially tried to defend himself, explaining that he didn’t mean to make light of anyone’s trauma and claiming that he shared the same stance as Minaj. Despite his attempts to clarify, Minaj pushed back, questioning the validity of his statements.

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“Have you actually been in the room when things like that happened?” Minaj pressed, to which Ray J responded that he had not. He tried to further explain his concerns about questionable practices within the industry, but Minaj warned that she would leave the conversation if he continued to make baseless claims. Ultimately, Ray J relented, offering an apology to Minaj for any offense his comments may have caused.

The Instagram Live exchange reflects heightened tensions surrounding the Diddy allegations and a divide among artists on how to respond. In a separate instance, Ray J discussed the conflict with Wack 100, who took a more confrontational approach. Wack issued a direct warning to Diddy’s sons, advising them to “act like it’s 1995” if another confrontation occurred. While Ray J attempted to dial down Wack’s stance, the music executive insisted, declaring, “It’s on.”

As these conversations play out in the public eye, they continue to generate attention, highlighting the growing conversation around accountability within the music industry. Neither Diddy nor his sons have made public comments addressing the recent Instagram Live exchanges.