King Combs, Diddy’s youngest son, reflects deeply on his Ye-produced track “Lonely Roads,” which dropped with its official video on Thursday, September 18. The single also features Ye’s daughter North West and singer JAAS, arriving just months after Combs’ Ye–executive produced EP NEVER STOP.
The desert-shot video is a family affair, with appearances from his siblings Justin (31), twins D’Lila and Jessie (18), Love (2), and stepbrother Quincy Brown (34). Also acknowledged is Diddy’s 19-year-old daughter, Chance, whom he shares with Sarah Chapman.
The visuals include touching moments with Combs’ late mother, Kim Porter, and his father, Diddy. The Bad Boy mogul is currently awaiting sentencing next month after being convicted in July on transportation charges related to prostitution. While cleared of sex trafficking and racketeering counts, he still faces up to 20 years behind bars.
In the weeks after the verdict, King Combs told Billboard that the family remains hopeful, saying they have “good expectations” that Diddy will be home soon.
Right after the decision was announced, Combs marked the moment outside the New York City courthouse by dropping to the ground for celebratory push-ups while blasting Never Stop track “Diddy Free.”
This month, Diddy’s attorneys filed motions seeking either a new trial or an acquittal over his infamous “freak-off” videos. In court documents reviewed by Complex, his legal team argued that participants had consented to being filmed at the sex parties and claimed the recordings are protected under free speech.
