Idolator
For two and a half minutes, Diddy (who abuses the first third-person like he was Suede or something) laments rising gas prices by (a) flying American Airlines instead of his private jet and (b) giving "a shout out to all my Saudi Arabian brothers and sisters, and, all my brothers and sisters from all the countries that have oil—if you could please send me some oil for my jet, I would truly appreciate it. Can you believe this? I"m actually flying commercial. That's how high gas prices are, OK? So I feel you." The phrase "read it and weep" comes to mind, but Diddy's genuine incredulity that he might have to act and be treated as a normal person and not a demigod make it more like, "Watch it and vomit." [YouTube]
get over yourself
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I feel him. My hovercraft bills are getting to be ridiculous.
Couldn't he just hop on Danity Kane's G650?
He lied! That wasn't coach at all! Color me disillusioned... and also, blinded by rage.
He gets a personal circle of hell for that... and it's a 14-hour flight on Southwest.
I can't wait for him to sample the world's tiniest violin on his next single.
@Maura Johnston: And you'll hear plenty of it! It'll form the backbone of the whole damn song!
@queensissy: Dude, no way, Southwest is like taking a Gulfstream in comparison to AirTran.
@Audif Jackson Winters III: I thought all of AirTran's fleet had been submerged underneath the marshes of Florida.
Somebody organize a benefit for him, quick.
@Audif Jackson Winters III: Yipe. The only thing that makes Southwest better than Greyhound is fewer beheadings. I fear this AirTran you speak of.
@Maura Johnston: That was when they were called ValuJet.
Gas prices...not the only thing extremely high in this video.
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