Diddy's Son Gets a $360K Maybach for His Birthday

By PopEater Staff Posted Jan 25th 2010 07:05AM

It's good being Diddy's son. Not only do you get one of the most lavish sixteenth birthday parties ever bestowed upon a teenage boy, you also get a car worth more than $350,000. See, everyone, the recession is over ... if your name is Diddy. Oh, and he also donated ten grand to Haiti.

The son of the rap mogul was greeted with a Maybach, one of the world's most expensive and luxurious cars which is being valued at $360,000.

Justin Dior Combs' party over the weekend will be available for the world to see, as MTV's 'My Super Sweet Sixteen' cameras were in tow to document all of the extravagance. Aside from a club full of Justin's friends and family, rappers Fabolous, Lil' Kim and Jim Jones performed for the teenager.

According to the New York Daily News, Diddy also gave his son a check for $10,000, which was then kindly donated to the relief efforts in Haiti.

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Wednesday 27 January

By aramis

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his dad gave him a 10k dollar check and he kindly donated to haiti as far as im concerned thats more than u donated..he coulda bout some sean john with the moolah but he donated it,.so i thnk they did good as a family,.and who know how much diddy donated,..,dont be so jelous its annoyng

Tuesday 26 January

By joe Modis

that money that he is spending, he worked for it alone and he should use it the way he want not the way the people of US says he should do. if it was you, you could have done the same thing.

By bj kaufhold

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you need to worry bout people in the united states not in some foreign land people here are dieing everyday with no food or shelter

Monday 25 January

By valeskas

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Does he have a chauffeur for this thing. Hopefully he went to driving school and did not learn on his own. Because if he has an accident, can PDiddy be sued? I hope so, because he was the irresponsible part.

By Joey1990

Of course not! I just asked my mom who is a lawyer. And there is no way Sean could be sued. Thats just crazy! And it wasn't an irresponsible move on P'Diddy. Straight Jealousy from you I'd say.

By ninja koala

It's so excessive it just blows your mind. I don't know, I wish I had something to say. I guess it's good values to show your kids, while the rest of the world is struggling, people are poor, starving and living on the streets with nothing. That a 300k dollar car seems appropriate for a 16 year old kid who's probably never worked a day in his life. When I was 20 I was doing missionary work in India, that was a good investment. Not some stupid car.

By Red White & HUE

To Ninja koala::: YOU know what? It's HIS money to do as he wants with it. He didn't get that kind of money from sitting on his azz. NO ONE came along and handed to him, he EARNED it.. Should ANYONE be telling YOU how to spend what money you have and on what? He is fortunate enough to live in a country where he can make that kind of money...How much of his earned money goes to taxes, charities, foundations??? Any clue??? Of course YOU have no clue..Maybe YOU and everyone else who puts him down, should take advantage of the same opportunities this country offers..If YOU were worth hundreds of millions or a billion, you'd be spending tons of money on your kids as well..Don't begrudge ANYONE that can make money in this country regardless of there backround...

By Icies

It should not matter what he spend his his his money on. He wants he children to have the best, especially when he know he got it that lil money didn't hurt his pockets not one bit. Hati should be glad he donated 10k

By duncan

Diddly Squat sends such a good message to kids and parents around the world, perhaps 300,000 could have gone to areas with no music or arts education, a real artist would be more interested in education than a materialistic gift like that.
All kids really need is good loving, guess he's making up for guilt at being a lousy father and so inexcessible like most of his generation. take your money out of your pants not your d....

By WILL

DIDLY SQUAT...

Thursday 28 January

By GApeach

So you know Piddy personally? No you don't, so how can you say what kind of father he is and what he does for the music programs in the schools? If you want your child to play in a band then go buy the things your child need to be in the band don't depend on Piddy's money.

By hunner

GHETTO MENTALITY.

By squaretimes

you can say that again

By EJ

Amen to that! This is just disgusting. Glad I never supported Diddy or any of his artists.

By Amanda

while I admit it is excessive, why is it ghetto mentality.
Would you say the same if Donald Trump bought his kid an expensive car? Which I am sure he probably has done.

Is it your money that he spent. He is no different from any other spoiled rich celebrity kid.

By p-widdy

Diddy or shiddy or whatever his name will regret this stupid and ignorant move. He should have if he really wants to show him his love...bought him a suburban and a house as an investment. He would learn more, be more normal in his element and amongst his peers,,,,, and probably safer

By ERose63649@aol.com

HATERS!!!

By Cookyman

Does he even have a drivers license at 16 years old?

Why is that your business what he has? Do you have yours?

By Emokos

I guess you were too busy hating that you missed the part about Diddy giving him a uniformed chauffeur to drive him and his friends around...Men! All this hating, no wonder somepeople never amount to much, all this energy hating on someone else, and all they did wrong was to be successful at what they do...

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