Empire: The Real Bad Boy

So Sean "Puffy" Combs wants to sue The Fox network show "Empire' because a portion of the show was based on the life and times of Puff Daddy?? How true is this and if it does have reality to it, what portion is accurate?

On social media, there are Memes about Puff "allegedly" having Biggie Smalls murdered when he went to California in March of 1997. There are also "rumors" that Diddy son, Quincy, may be on the down low. This is no where from my mouth (Just the messenger) but things are floating around on social media. You've seen it and we've all laughted by what's the chaces that this hit TV show airs and all of a sudden, Puffy has feelings and is looking into a lawsuit?

Let's do a slight comparison:

Diddy and Biggie were best friends and Biggie died while riding with Puffy and no one else was harmed in the vehicle and no one was found guilty of the murder.

In Empire, Lucious Lyon killed his best friend...

Jamal Lyon was dealing with his sexual orientation and trying to find the right way to present it to the world so he would be accepted (mainly by his father). There are social media "rumors" that Quincy may be on the down low and Puffy does not approve of this lifestyle and he is trying to protect the legacy and image of his family.

Last but not least, there is the dispute with the way Puffy is conducting business over at Bad Boy Records and who he would leave in charge. We all know Puffy for not being the best manager/ boss around for his artist (check his references). Plus not to mention, there is also tension about Quincy and Diddy not working together on a professional level. Could "Empire" potentially be exposing some of the truth behind the music industry????

In order to get some underlying answers, stay tuned to watch all the upcoming episodes for "Empire" which can be seen on the Fox netwok every Wednesday night 9/8C.