Diddy Retells His 15 Cockroaches Story as a Way to Motivate People

 

Diddy is again circling back to his now-infamous cockroach story as a way to motivate others.

“When I woke up, I swear to God I had like 15 roaches on my face,” the hip-hop mogul recalls in a new video. “Don’t ask me how I know it was 15, but I promise you it was more than 15. But I don’t wanna really like bug you out. All over my face and I said, ‘Never again.’ I said, ‘Never again’ and I fucking did it.”

He went on to say, “And if I did it, you can do it. … Fuck that, look at this shit I’m looking [at].” 

Diddy went viral for speaking about the experience last summer in an Instagram post that saw him eating some mango in a pool against the backdrop of the ocean. “At that moment I said hell no, I refuse to live like this. Work hard, believe in your crazy dreams…AND NEVER SETTLE!” he wrote at the time.

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