May 23rd 2024.
The showrunner of The Simpsons has denied any claims that the show predicted the downfall of Sean 'Diddy' Combs. The beloved cartoon has been on air for 35 years and has been known to accurately predict some major events in history, such as Donald Trump's presidency and Twitter's rebranding to X. However, when an image of a Simpsons character resembling Combs in a pink suit and being chased by police surfaced online, fans were quick to speculate that the show had once again foreseen the future.
The image in question was later revealed to be an AI fake, causing showrunner Matt Selman to dismiss the idea that The Simpsons had any involvement in predicting Combs' recent troubles. He explained that in the age of digital misinformation, it's easy for anyone to create an image based on a current event and claim that the show predicted it. Selman also pointed out that with almost 800 episodes and thousands of jokes about American society, it's statistically impossible not to have material that overlaps with real life events.
While The Simpsons may have accurately predicted some events, Selman believes it's not due to any supernatural abilities, but rather because history tends to repeat itself. He also urged people to believe victims of domestic violence, as Combs has recently faced accusations of sexual assault and human trafficking. In March, his homes were raided by Homeland Security, but his legal team released a statement denying any wrongdoing and stating that Combs is innocent.
Recently, Combs was forced to apologize for a shocking video that surfaced, showing him physically assaulting his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura in 2016. In response, Ventura released a statement thanking those who have supported her and urging people to believe victims. She also shared that she is still recovering from her past and offered her hand to those who are still living in fear.
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