Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs moans about having ‘no fun’ in leaked prison call to Kanye West

Sean “Diddy” Combs has slammed the conditions in federal custody and begged Kanye West for help in a leaked jail call between the embattled rappers.

Sean “Diddy” Combs slammed the conditions in federal custody and begged Kanye West for help in a leaked jail call between the embattled rappers.

Combs, who is currently housed in the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn awaiting trial for his federal sex trafficking case, advised Kanye to tap back into his old roots and get back to rapping.

“Enjoy your life. Have some f***ing fun. We not having no fun and get behind the mic,” Combs encouraged the Jesus Walks rapper, 47, in a leaked prison call obtained by The Shade Room.

“Chop up them samples, get back to your hit man vibe. Have some fun.

“Get back to smiling. Put that love in your heart, man, and enjoy yourself.

“When I get out, man, I want to see you f***ing tear down the stadiums. I need to see you back on that stage.”

A prison phone call between Diddy and Kanye West has been leaked online. Picture: The Shade Room/Instagram

It is not known who leaked the phone call. Picture: The Shade Room/Instagram

Kanye, who is engulfed in several lawsuits and controversies over his antisemitic rants on X, expressed his love for music, saying, “It’s time for me just to grab the mic and get back on. I love, I love music again.”

“Jump into your bag, man,” Combs is heard telling Kanye.

“Enjoy your life. Fall back in love like when you was making the beats in the Chi... just chop them sh*ts up bring that SD1200 out n***a.

“The MPC and f***ing have a good time and say, ‘F**k the world and all the bulls**t,’ man.”

At the start of their conversation, Combs described his situation to Kanye as “wicked.”

A court sketch of Diddy in Manhattan Federal Court last October weeks after his arrest. Picture: Elizabeth Williams via AP

“Tell you real from the front line. This sh*t is wicked, wicked, wicked, so you be careful. You can’t do nothing for just... I need you out there, you hear me?” the Bad Boy CEO, 55, added.

It’s unclear when the phone call between Combs and Kanye happened.

Combs is currently being held in federal custody without bail as he awaits trial, which is expected to begin on May 5.

The revelation of the conversation comes as Kanye and his ex-wife Kim Kardashian are engaged in a heated dispute after the rapper featured their 11-year-old daughter, North West, on a song with Combs.

Kanye released the track Lonely Roads Still Go To Sunshine on X over the weekend.

The song features Combs, Combs’ son Christian “King” Combs, Yeezy artist Jasmine Williams, and North West.

In the phone call, Diddy encouraged West to enjoy his life and get back to making beats. Picture: Rob Loud/Getty Images

In the song, the jailed music mogul praises Kanye for his support, saying no one else has reached out to him while he is in federal custody.

North makes a brief appearance on the track, rapping, “When you see me shining, then you see the light.”

The collaboration between Combs and 11-year-old North enraged Kim, who is now taking legal action to block the song and working to get it removed from X, according to the Daily Mail.

Before leaking the track on X, Kanye posted, then deleted, screenshots of an explosive text exchange with Kim in which he threatened to “go to war” with her.

Kim appeared to assert her legal control over North’s name, something Kanye had previously agreed to let her trademark, according to the alleged text messages.

West shared a screenshot of his latest text exchange with his ex-wife. Picture: X

She also apparently insisted she was trying to protect North, adding, “I sent paperwork over so she wouldn’t be in the Diddy song to protect her.”

However, Kanye seemingly refused to back down, reportedly firing back, “Amend it or I’m going to war and neither of us will recover from the public fallout.”

“You’re going to have to kill me,” he said.

North recorded the vocals to the song in a rare studio visit with Kanye, according to the Daily Mail.

Kanye allegedly convinced his 11-year-old daughter that the song’s release would reportedly pave the way for his upcoming Sunday Service revival.

Kim responded by sending a cease-and-desist demanding Kanye shelve the track, the outlet reported.

This article originally appeared in The Sun and was reproduced with permission

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