Forget Paris Hilton, rapper and music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs is now taking on John McCain.

Combs posted an extended YouTube blog this weekend, part of his "Diddy Obama blog" series, blasting McCain for making a reckless running mate selection. "No disrespect, I love you, I want you to live to be 110," he says into a rotating camera. "If you really think we are going to let you win this election with these decisions that you're making, you're buggin!" he adds.

The video, which is laced with f-bombs, calls on youth voters to "protect our future" and stop McCain. After just two days, Combs' address is already one of the top viewed and most favorited videos in YouTube's News and Politics section, with over 50,000 views. It still trailed Obama's convention speech and a handful of other Palin clips.

Again, the video contains swearing:

Comments (14)

1. no. no. no.

   this is exactly what rove et al. want.

   let her fade away.

   Posted by frosty zoom at 09/01/2008 @ 01:11am

2. Well, he's not saying something TOTALLY idiotic like "Vote or Die!"

   Posted by Maskdelta at 09/01/2008 @ 05:08am

3. If McCain wanted an inexperienced young governor to shore up the right wing and make a play at the youth or change vote, Bobby Jindal would have been a MUCH BETTER pick than Sarah Palin.

   His intelligence, competence and political skill were on display in his effective management of the Gustav hurricane and coordinating all of his state neighbors to evacuate 1.9 million residents in 48 hours.

   I don't like many of Jindal's right wing positions, but he his HEADS AND SHOULDERS above the petty and vindictive Palin who used her power as governor of Alaska to try to carry out a personal family vendetta.

   This Palin decision is going to sink the McCain ticket once Palin's abuse of power and hypocrisy concerning government reform becomes widely known to most voters.

   Posted by Metteyya at 09/01/2008 @ 06:03am

4. Maybe it was the matter of Jindal performing exorcisms that sunk him? So much weird sh*t, you never know.

   Posted by Ham_I_Am at 09/01/2008 @ 06:23am

5. who gives a shit what this guys says,thinks,or does? He is lucky he lives here...Another celeb prattles on... Posted by JOMAMMA at 09/01/2008 @ 04:30am

   Doesn't the whole luck he lives here thing include you too?

   Posted by Cccomfo1 at 09/01/2008 @ 07:52am

6. A 30-second ads showing Michael Moore saying Gustave was sent by God, Diddy's f-word laden "future".... Posted by 2HAPPY at 09/01/2008 @ 08:13am

   Then we could show Falwell and Pat Robetson and show them who McCain is catering to.

   Posted by Cccomfo1 at 09/01/2008 @ 08:44am

7. "The other night, James Dobson's organization asked all believers to pray for a storm on Thursday night so that the Obama acceptance speech outdoors in Denver would have to be canceled."

   Just a little perspective.

   Posted by Cccomfo1 at 09/01/2008 @ 08:52am

8. The choice of Palin is genius. Not only is she going to siphon MILLIONS of Hillary voters who want a woman in the white house, as someone who was approved by a coalition of Christian leaders, she will re-energize the Christian voters who have been dubious of the McCain ticket and have been defecting to Obama in large numbers. The tide is now moving back in favor of the GOP. Furthermore, in McCain gets out of line, as he is wont to do, and violates the conservatives who voted in large enough numbers for him to get elected, he can easily be replaced by Palin, who can be counted on to appoint the right kinds of judges.

   Posted by arikira at 09/01/2008 @ 11:42am

9. Quick, arica, run, don't walk, to your nearest bank & cash that GOP check before it bounces.

   Arica: you are to be ignored.

   Posted by sloper at 09/01/2008 @ 12:29pm

10. Arikira,

    You might try hollywood, they love great fantasy stories there.

    Best of luck.

    Posted by ohsotired at 09/01/2008 @ 2:13pm

11. "The other night, James Dobson's organization asked all believers to pray for a storm on Thursday night so that the Obama acceptance speech outdoors in Denver would have to be canceled."

    Just a little perspective.

    Posted by Cccomfo1 at 09/01/2008 @ 08:52am

    Not true. My leftist mythology. The pastor who made that statement is not part of Focus on the Family. And he was stupid to do it.

    Posted by lvliberty1 at 09/01/2008 @ 2:20pm

12. BTW, do you actually think that Republicans care what this guy says?

    I wouldn't know his music if I heard it?

    Posted by lvliberty1 at 09/01/2008 @ 2:28pm

13. I wouldn't know his music if I heard it?

    Posted by lvliberty1 at 09/01/2008 @ 2:28pm

    glad to see you've finally begun questioning yourself.

    Posted by frosty zoom at 09/01/2008 @ 3:06pm

14. Posted by lvliberty1 at 09/01/2008 @ 2:28pm

    Guess that's why this post is on a left blog and not a right one.

    Posted by Cccomfo1 at 09/01/2008 @ 3:08pm