Diddy’s Revolt TV Partners With AT&T U-verse on Heels of 50 Cent’s Racism Claims

“AT&T is racist they have had issues in the past and here we go again,” Starz “Power” producer writes on Instagram

Sean "Diddy" Combs (Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for REVOLT TV)
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Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Revolt TV is coming to AT&T U-verse, the hip-hop mogul announced just three days after fellow artist 50 Cent accused the same cable provider of being “racist.”

Revolt will be available in the U300 package as early as July 27, 2015, and will include rights to On Demand video and content on the go.

“This is a historical day for Revolt,” the Revolt Chairman said on Tuesday while celebrating his own news. “With a major player like AT&T, more people will be able to access the hottest music and original content on every screen and device.

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