Diddy’s reputation is tarnished, but could he find a way back?

After the decisions were delivered at the hearing of Sean “Diddy” Combs in New York on Wednesday, emotions were boiled in the court in heated conflicts between fans and protesters who expressed opposing views on the results.

Some thought that the rap star should be guilty of more serious numbers, not just two less accusations he was convicted.

However, “Free Diddy” and “Let him go to him” chanting and celebration in the celebration of the baby oil in each other impressive impressive and fans.

The mixed decisions of the jury did not yield a clear result-but it was seen as a better result for the star than expected.

Nevertheless, he is still imprisoned for a significant imprisonment and dozens of civil legal cases. His reputation will be decided forever by ugly claims and revelation and two convictions.

However, some observers believe that it is unlikely to prevent it from trying to make a return.

A songwriter, rapper, producer and record company Impresario, formerly known as Puff Daddy – the 1990s, one of the driving forces in hip -hop and r & b.

He launched his careers of Notorious Big and Mary J Blige, signed a bad child’s record tag, such as Faith Evans, 112, Mase and Janelle Monae, and worked with stars including Mariah Carey, Usher and Busta Rhymes.

As an artist, he won three Grammy Awards and threw the biggest pop hit, sampling every breath of the police in 1997 – his tribute after the murder of Big.

The combs “was one of the most famous people in Hip-hop,” says Los Angeles Times Music writer August Brown.

“It was an incredibly important figure to turn both this genre and the music industry into a commercial Juggernaut as a whole.”

Like many people at the summit of the music industry, he also threw generous parties. However, in legal cases, Sortid details revealed a darker side.

This was the so -called “freak offs”, which can last for days, more than one male escort, routine violence and plenty of drugs and baby oil.

The jury question was whether it was a crime business designed to force the two alleged victims to the will of the will, or whether women willingly take place as Tombs claimed.

The defense argued that these organs were “strange” but consent and that organizing them is not a crime.

Eventually, he accepted the jury and was not found guilty of the most serious tribute conspiracy and two accusations of smuggling two sex.

“The jury did not believe what the sex life, which is extremely baroque and severe and sitting with drugs, a criminal organization about tribute accusation, or now it means human trafficking.” He said.

“That doesn’t mean it’s not possible, but they just didn’t think ‘a suspicion has risen beyond the shadow’.”

However, Combs was sentenced to carry two old girlfriends, including singer Cassie, to participate in sex and prostitution twice.

When he was sentenced in October, he will be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for each charges. However, it is likely that the sentences are lower than the maximum and to be employed at the same time, the year they spend in prison will be deducted. So he can be free in a few years.

The supporters will be waiting – but most people will not want to accept a return, says Brown.

“I can’t imagine any fire department up to him [remaining] In the light of this, as an artist or music mogulu.

“I think the public will remember him as an important figure that is permanently associated with these very challenging charges, even if he is not convicted for the worst.”

Hiphopwired.com Content Director Alvin Blanco acknowledges that Taraklar is very determined to make a successful return. “He will definitely try, but I think the damage cannot be repaired at this point.”

Mark Anthony Neal, Professor of Afro-American Research at the University of Duke in North Carolina, believes that he was “undoubtedly”, the revelation of the legacy of Combs as a man who helped to take the legacy of America to the mainstream of America.

However, Jem Aswad, the director of music in Variety, declined even before the allegations.

“It is no longer a music career and hasn’t been for about 15 years.”

“Although it is not very popular lately, not because it is not popular – it has just moved to other businesses. He entered drinks, entered clothes, entered many other businesses.

“Everything he did in music in the last 15 years was almost for entertainment.

Still, his stock was still quite high. Last LP, The Love Album: Off The Grid was nominated for the Grammy Award in 2024. A global symbol was named at the MTV Awards in the previous year.

And despite the allegations, it wouldn’t be the first star to protect support.

In 2005, Michael Jackson was cleared of child abuse in court, but convincing allegations continued, and many people are still wrestling with how to reconcile the brightness of the King of Pop.

R & B star R. Kelly was imprisoned in 2022 for 30 years of tribute and sex smuggling. The last census still has five million listeners per month in Spotify.

Some in Hip-hop may be willing to work with combs. Last week, Kanye West released a song called Didy Free – Kanye himself is excluded by most of the industry to make antisemitic and Nazi expressions.

Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty, presented to the BBC’s trial podcast in Diddy, has received support outside the court and argues that there may be a return way.

“We will see what will happen in your career after that.” He said.

“I feel that you can take back the upper point in Hip-hop because of the too much support we see from only online and people who feel that they are unjustly targeted by their fans and the federal government.

“Especially in Hip-Hop, he will not be the first musician who continues to have a music career.”

For many, it will be difficult to shake the details of the case from memory.

Angela Star, one of the content -creators outside the court on Wednesday, said, “The image is stained and now when you think of Diddy …” he said.