Kid Rock's name has been added to the list of celebrities potentially testifying in Diddy's trial, according to a YouTube video by WhatIsMyStarWorth. In a video dated May 23, 2025, the YouTube channel posted a video with the title,
"1 MINUTE AGO: Kid Rock Just Took Down Diddy’s Entire Empire in Under 20 Minutes..."
Additionally, the description of the video, which has since amassed over 250K views, stated
"In a shocking courtroom moment no one saw coming, Kid Rock has reportedly delivered a blistering 20-minute testimony that may have just dismantled everything Diddy built."
The YouTube video also claimed to break down Kid Rock's alleged testimony, citing how it could be "the final blow to Diddy's crumbling empire." However, the description of WhatIsMyStarWorth's video also mentioned a disclaimer stating,
"This content is fictional and created for entertainment purposes only. No verified court documents or official sources confirm these events."
Moreover, the YouTube video's description mentioned that it had "altered or synthetic content," suggesting that its visuals and sound were either digitally generated or edited significantly.
Hence, the viral courtroom video claim is false, given that it is not based on facts from verified or credible official sources. Additionally, no other prominent media outlet has reinforced the same. Kid Rock's name hasn't appeared on any potential witness list as of now, suggesting that the rapper isn't scheduled to be a part of Sean "Diddy" Combs' trial yet.
Kid Rock did not testify at Diddy's sex trafficking and racketeering trial
WhatIsMyStarWorth's YouTube video claiming that Kid Rock testified at Diddy's trial featured a description adding to the false narrative of the video's content. The description of the 24-minute and 55-second-long video mentioned,
"What started as a quiet day in court turned explosive when Kid Rock took the stand — revealing names, exposing secrets, and linking Diddy to a network of dark industry dealings that left everyone stunned."
Additionally, the YouTube channel's description advises viewers to exercise discretion, stating,
"DISCLAIMER: The content on this channel may contain gossip-based information, rumors, or exaggerated portrayals of reality. Please exercise your own discretion while watching and remember that not all information presented may be factual or verified."
Dubbing it the "unraveling of a legacy", the YouTube video alleged that Kid Rock walked into Sean Combs' ongoing trial "out of nowhere" without any warning. The video claimed that the singer was carrying a folder containing decades of secrets and that Kid Rock directly went to the judge without waiting for approval.
Usually, a judge won’t let someone testify in court without a subpoena or notice, but it can happen in rare cases. The judge must make sure it won’t unfairly affect either side, which wasn’t mentioned in the video.
The video claims that Kid Rock’s reported testimony led to a new witness: Cynthia, a former personal chef at Combs’ L.A. mansion from 2016 to 2019. She allegedly spoke about a “bizarre color code system” used by the staff regarding Combs’ ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura.

The color green indicated she was "calm and ready", yellow meant she was unstable or crying, and red meant "cancel the party."
On the contrary, Cassie Ventura's testimony spanning multiple days did not mention any detail of such a system of code colors. The same wasn't mentioned by Combs' former assistants to witnessed Cassie getting physically assaulted and testified about the same in court.
Moreover, there is no mention of a chef called Cynthia in any of the testimonies in Combs' trial, further highlighting a lack of credibility in WhatIsMyStarWorth's video. At one point, the video states that before the court was adjourned, the judge allowed Kid Rock to deliver a closing comment, citing that it was a "rare gesture."
Even though the YouTube video dubbed it a rare gesture, it is not permissible for a witness to give a closing statement since an attorney presents it after all the evidence has been put forth.
Additionally, a closing comment is an attorney's final statement to the jury, hence, it takes place just before the trial is concluded after all witnesses have testified, evidence is presented, and cross-examination has taken place. Since Diddy's trial is still ongoing, it is out of the question for Kid Rock to deliver a closing comment.
It is worth noting that WhatIsMyStarWorth's videos are created using AI and a fictional script, which has been confirmed by fact-checking website Snopes as well.