"The audio is diabolical" — Internet reacts as Wack 100 shares clip of Diddy calling Meek Mill 'Daddy'

Record executive and music manager Wack 100 took to his Instagram on Sunday, September 1 to troll Meek Mill. He posted a video of the Philadelphia rapper in a swimming pool, with a male voice, seemingly that of Sean “Diddy” Combs, heard in the background. The voice appeared to be flirting with Mill and addressed him as “daddy.”

The music manager captioned the post:

“@meekmill please explain‼️Guess this was ya hood day #Diddy get ya mans.”

Meanwhile, the text inside the clip had the words, “Diddy gives Meek Mill props and calls him ‘Daddy,’” written on it. In the wake of the now-viral tweet, the internet is having diverse reactions.

For instance, Instagram user @iamsupakool commented under Wack 100’s post, by writing:

“The audio is diabolical.”

A netizen comments on Meek's video. (Image via Instagram)

Several others joined the conversation and shared similar reactions. Some expressed doubt about the authenticity of the audio.

Netizens wondering whether the audio in Mill's clip is real. (Image via Instagram)

Others claimed that the clip was “wild,” among other things, and found it funny.

Netizens reacting to the rapper's audio. (Image via Instagram)

Meanwhile, some pointed out that Wack 100 was getting back at Meek Mill for trolling him over the weekend.

Netizens slamming Wack 100 for taking shots at Meek Mill. (Image via Instagram)

Notably, whether the voice in the video is that of Diddy remains unconfirmed. However, this is not the first time it has surfaced. It can be traced back to 2022 and later resurfaced in 2023 and earlier this year when Meek Mill’s name emerged in one of Diddy’s lawsuits.

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Exploring Wack 100 and Meek Mill's feud

A couple of hours before Wack 100 posted the clip featuring Meek Mill, the latter first took to X on Sunday and accused the former of not being who he portrays himself to be.

The Dreams & Nightmares rapper reshared a video originally posted by @splifdmedia on Instagram featuring “oldest living” Piru street gang member Ayatollah Marv.

In the clip, Marv was heard saying Wack 100 isn’t a “real Piru” and wasn’t part of The Death Row Records from the beginning, despite claiming he was a “homie.”

"Never been to a support the hood day… Nobody can verify where you came from … Talking a lot on clubhouse.. yeah he in a program forsure for sure! Online with with fake extortion stories speaking on killing a famous person lol," Meek captioned his post.

In a follow-up post, Mill also added how Luce Cannon, just like Meek, wasn’t telling the truth. So far, it remains unclear what prompted Mill’s post. However, it is noteworthy that Wack 100 previously trolled the Expensive Pain rapper over the last few months.

For instance, in February 2024, Wack 100 defended DJ Akademiks when the latter demanded Meek Mill clarify if he was the "Philadelphia rapper who dated Nicki Minaj," mentioned in Rodney "Lil Red" Jones' lawsuit against Diddy. Wack also slammed the Wins & Losses rapper for taking shots at Akademiks and later trolled him when Meek deleted his posts against the online influencer, claiming Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro asked him to do so.

In April, Wack posted a 2016 Snapchat video of Diddy wearing a wig for the 70s-themed birthday party hosted by Beyonce in New York City, suggesting that maybe Diddy’s makeover was for a “@meekmill video.”

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For those unaware, Rodney Jones' suit mentioned that Diddy shared a s*xual relationship with a male rapper from “Philadelphia” who “dated Nicki Minaj," hinting that he was one among many who was involved in various alleged illicit activities with the Bad Boy mogul.

Since Mill’s native place, dating history, and association with Sean Combs all matched with the information available, many speculated that he was the rapper. However, the AfroNation Ghana tour headliner has denied these allegations.