Keefe D — the man long connected to 2Pac’s death and who Diddy allegedly hired — is now pleading for Diddy’s help. Referring to Diddy by his nickname “Brother Love,” he publicly asks, “Show me some love.”

Gene Deal sits down with The Art of Dialogue to discuss his shocking claim that “Diddy invited me to join him and two women.” In this interview, Gene also responds directly to Aubrey O’Day’s documentary claims about Diddy.

Flex Alexander reveals that his brother was in a drug recovery program with legendary comedian Charlie Barnett — the mentor who helped shape Dave Chappelle’s early comedy journey.

Gene Deal responds to the new Diddy documentary "The Reckoning" while detailing his claim that Diddy knew 2Pac would be shot at Quad Studios and was present when the incident unfolded. In this interview, Gene breaks down what he says really happened that night, the warning signs leading up to the shooting, and the behind-the-scenes conversations.

Gene Deal responds to former Bad Boy President Kirk Burrowes’ shocking claims about Diddy in the new documentary "The Reckoning."

Gene Deal breaks his silence on Diddy’s new documentary “The Reckoning” and explains why he wasn’t included in it. In this interview, Gene also responds directly to Diddy’s baby mom and addresses the narratives surrounding his name. Gene details what happened behind the scenes, why his voice wasn’t part of the project.

Flex Alexander opens up about one of the most difficult chapters of his life — becoming homeless after losing his house due to bad real estate investments. In this powerful and honest conversation, Flex breaks down how everything spiraled, what mistakes were made, and how he fought his way back mentally and financially.

Slim Thug opens up about the real reason he decided to stop sipping “lean.” He explains how high blood pressure became a serious wake-up call and how seeing people around him lose their lives to the drug made him walk away for good. Slim Thug breaks down the dangers, the culture, and why protecting your health has to come first.

Flex Alexander opens up about the painful reality of helping people in the entertainment industry who never showed appreciation or kept their promises. In this interview, Flex speaks honestly about the moments that changed how he views loyalty, support, and relationships in Hollywood. He explains how he poured time and energy into people early in his career, only to be met with silence, broken promises, and a lack of gratitude once they found success. Flex doesn’t reveal any names, but he breaks down the patterns and behavior that taught him valuable lessons about trust and boundaries in the industry.

Slim Thug explains how 2Pac inspired the name of his rap group, Boss Hogg Outlawz, and opens up about why he chooses to move around without security despite his fame and success in Houston.