Diddy may be the only celebrity defending Kanye West.
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The rapper and record executive, 52, discussed Ye and his "White Lives Matter" T-shirts on "The Breakfast Club."
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Diddy: "My child is a free thinker." "And he's often misunderstood, know what I mean?"
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The media mogul said individuals "don't have to denounce or cancel Kanye," but called the shirts "tone-deaf."
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Diddy: "White lives count, but it's not that."
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"Our slogan was 'Black Lives Matter.' That wasn't our motto to share... Because right now, we're dying, incarcerated, and poor."
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"You must be proudly black and love your people and tribe first," he said.
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Diddy had planned to release a T-shirt in support of West, but he stated he "needed a couple of days to get over" them first.
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West, 45, held his surprise Paris exhibition Tuesday. Naomi Campbell, Amelia Hamlin, and more walked to a choir of youngsters, including the designer's daughter North.
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"White Lives Matter" shirts angered many audience members (and beyond). Jaden Smith left the show, writing, "If I don't feel the message, I'm gone."
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Ex-sister-in-law Kendall Jenner loved Smith's tweets about leaving.