A very old music video produced by comedian Trevor Moore, in which Justin Bieber is exploited by a cult-like group of people and forced to perform, has resurfaced following the recent arrest of Sean ‘Diddy Combs’.
Combs has been in custody for nearly a week following a federal indictment accusing him of racketeering conspiracy, sexual assault and sex trafficking. The indictment alleges a “decades-long pattern of physical and sexual violence.”
The arrest has prompted many to re-examine Moore’s work, which often included satirical commentary on darker topics in the entertainment industry.
Moore was known for his creative talents and his ability to incorporate serious subjects such as 9/11, Sandy Hook, and the dark side of the music industry into light-hearted children’s songs, though he remained anonymous for many years.
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Moore’s music can still be found on children’s sections of YouTube, where it is often misinterpreted as innocent content. At the same time, he released what some now call “red pill” content on platforms like Comedy Central, but most of his work went unnoticed at the time.
The comedian died on 7 August 2021 at the age of 41. Reports said that he died after falling from the balcony of his house.
‘Creepy’ video of Diddy with young Bieber resurfaces
It’s notable that another video of Diddy surfaced just a few days ago in which she talked about spending 48 hours with 15-year-old Bieber – but couldn’t say what her intentions were – which has resurfaced.
In the clip, Diddy can be seen standing next to the teen pop star while discussing his work with Bieber, with the star flashing an uneasy smile.
“He spends 48 hours with Diddy,” the then-40-year-old music veteran says.
“We can’t reveal where we spend our time and what we do. But it’s definitely a 15-year-old’s dream,” he says.
Diddy went on to say that he has been “given custody” of Bieber for 48 hours and that “for the next 48 hours he’s with me and we’re gonna go absolutely crazy.”
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In the video, Bieber is seen smiling and looking at Diddy, saying small talk like, “Yeah, I signed with Usher” and that they’re “gonna go totally crazy.”
