The video was originally posted by writer Emilie Hagen, who can be heard in the background explaining the scene to her TikTok followers. “So, these are all paid protesters, you can get $20 an hour if you wear a T-shirt,” she claimed. Hagen then turns the camera to a bystander that had supposedly turned down an opportunity to put one on.

Cent made a bold statement about Diddy on social media amid the latter's ongoing high-profile trial for s*x trafficking and racketeering.

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"So, these are all paid protesters, you can get $20 ... abuse she claims to have witnessed involving Diddy and singer Cassie Ventura. The trial, which has entered its second week, continues ...

A newly surfaced video shows protestors wearing "Free Diddy" t-shirts outside the Daniel Patrick Moynihan federal courthouse in Manhattan, where Combs' trial is ongoing.

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