Music icon Diddy is gearing up for a legal showdown with a bold jury strategy that surpasses Trump's controversial numbers.

In a move that mirrors Trump's precedent, Diddy is looking to assemble an extensive panel of 600 potential jurors for his upcoming criminal trial, an event that promises to captivate with its high-profile drama.

The Hip-Hop magnate, known as Sean Combs offstage, is confronting serious federal allegations spanning from sexual misconduct and enforced labor to accusations of drugging victims and issuing threats on their careers and well-being.

Notably, law enforcement uncovered firearms with tampered serial numbers in raids conducted on properties linked to Diddy, adding layers of intrigue to the impending legal proceedings.

Drawing from Trump's recent courtroom saga, Diddy's legal team has arranged for 300 potential jurors to report on May 5, 2025, followed by an additional 300 the next day, tasked with completing extensive written questionnaires at the courthouse.

This robust pool of 600 prospective jurors dwarfs the 500 summoned for Trump's trial in Manhattan, where he faced charges related to concealing hush money payments to Stormy Daniels through falsified business records.

While Trump's sizable jury pool did not result in a favorable outcome for him, Diddy's attorneys are banking on this expansive selection process to secure impartial jurors. They are pushing for individual, sequestered interviews of potential jurors to ensure an unbiased selection, a common practice in high-profile cases.

As prosecutors push for an earlier jury selection start date of April 21, 2025, to avoid trial delays, Diddy's legal team insists on commencing in May, citing the substantial amount of discovery that needs assessment ahead of the trial.

The federal charges against Diddy stemmed from a civil suit filed by his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura and Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones, spawning similar accusations against the Bad Boy Entertainment founder. Diddy maintains his innocence, pleading not guilty to all charges.

The stage is set for Diddy's criminal trial to kick off on May 5 with jury selection, followed by opening statements on May 13, 2025, promising a legal spectacle with reverberations across the entertainment industry.