Diddy warns Justin Bieber to keep quiet about things 'he does with big brother Puff' in resurfaced clip

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Another day, another controversial Diddy video!

Recently, an old video from 2011 resurfaced where Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs appears to warn a 16-year-old Justin Bieber not to divulge "everything he does with brother Puff". Diddy went by the name Puff Daddy at that time.

In a shocking turn of events, the disgraced rapper was arrested on September 16 and is currently awaiting trial for the charges of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs warns a young Justin Bieber to stay silent

Ever since the Bad Boy Records founder was arrested in the middle of September, controversial and creepy videos of his exchanges with the ‘Baby’ singer are resurfacing. 

In the latest addition to the evergrowing list, the old interview of Diddy and Bieber from their 2011 appearance on the late-night talk show ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ has resurfaced, where he warns Bieber not to divulge the things “he does with big brother Puff.”

During the interview, Diddy - then called ‘Puff Daddy’ - was sitting beside Bieber as they discussed their friendship, per The Daily Beast.

Reflecting on his connection with the ‘Never Say Never’ singer, the music mogul said, “We’ve become friends in a strange way,” adding that Bieber “is one of the greatest kids that you could ever know.”

While the audience applauded the praise, it elicited warm smiles from Bieber. 

Observing the friendship, Kimmel suggested that Didy should buy Bieber a car like he did for his son. 

At that point, the ‘One Time’ singer chimed in, “He got me a Lamborghini, I just haven’t gotten it yet.”

However, Diddy did not match with Bieber’s exuberance, and who seemed to get annoyed at Bieber’s interjection and subsequent divulging of their secret. 

Diddy shared, “He had the Lamborghini for a day or two, and he had access to the house,” probably referring to the now-infamous clip from 2009 where the ‘Last Night’ singer claimed Bieber would be spending 48 hours with him in an undisclosed location. 

In the Kimmel interview, Diddy further added, which sounded like a warning to Bieber, “He knows better than to be talking about the things that he does with big brother Puff on national television.”

The ‘Coming Home’ rapper concluded pointedly, “Everything ain’t for everybody.”

Old clip of Diddy boasting about Justin Bieber’s guardianship resurfaces

Apart from the Kimmel clip, another clip from 2009 has resurfaced where Diddy seemed to boast of having the then-15-year-old Bieber under his guardianship for 48 hours. 

In the video, often deemed “disturbing” by several fans, Diddy said, "He's having 48 hours with Diddy, where we hanging out and what we're doing we can't really disclose."

"But it's definitely a 15-year-old's dream," Diddy said suggestively, and added, "I have been given custody of him. He's signed to Usher and I had legal guardianship of Usher when he did his first album."

Diddy continued, "I don't have legal guardianship of him [Justin] but for the next forty-eight hours he's with me and we're gonna go full crazy." 

Young Justin punctuated the entire conversation with small remarks like "yeah" and "full crazy."

Diddy’s arrest has taken a toll on Justin Bieber

Though Bieber has yet to make a statement on Diddy’s sensational arrest, sources close to the singer spilled to Daily Mail that the arrest has taken a toll on the ‘One Time’ singer. 

Referring to him embracing fatherhood for the first time, the source said, "Diddy could not have happened at a worse time as he is trying to experience the joy of being a father with the pain of having to deal with all of this."

Another source added, "Bieber is so disturbed by the Diddy news and is unwilling to process it or discuss it so he has shut off."

"So many people who helped to make him who he is were very close to Diddy and it has completely thrown him,” added the insider.

"Justin hasn't been responding to this since the home raids," noted the insider, referencing Homeland Security’s raids at Diddy's properties in Miami and Los Angeles in March. The source asserted, "He's not going to."