P. Diddy kilted in Glasgow?

**McFarkus** · 30th September 10, 02:02 PM

I classify this as a random event.

http://en.terra.com/music/pictures/p..._glasgow/53362

**sydnie7** · 30th September 10, 02:08 PM

Some combination of longer hose/different boots and he would have fit in here pretty well LOL Early photos, stage lighting, it almost looks like XMTS tartan -- but a later shot shows it's grey/black based. All in all, not a bad one-off, better than some we have seen.

[not a fan. . .]

**Tobus** · 30th September 10, 02:13 PM

Is he wearing a doublet and waistcoat... with a ballcap???

**JerseyLawyer** · 30th September 10, 02:21 PM

Originally Posted by Tobus

Is he wearing a doublet and waistcoat... with a ballcap???

Indeed he is. And I think there's a bottle of Johnny Walker Gold Label in his hand in one of the pictures.

**artificer** · 30th September 10, 02:23 PM

Sorry Glasgow, but better you then me.

**azwildcat96** · 30th September 10, 02:26 PM

Perhaps he was trying his hand at "chap-hop".

**Whidbey78** · 30th September 10, 03:18 PM

Samuel L. Jackson wore a kilt fairly well. Of course, he's no Sam Jackson.

**GreenDragon** · 4th October 10, 06:42 AM

Originally Posted by Whidbey78

Samuel L. Jackson wore a kilt fairly well. Of course, he's no Sam Jackson.

Its wrong to compare the 2.

Samuel L Jackson > Sean "P Diddy" Combs

Great quote from the P Diddy in the article:

"I want to show you the utmost respect and embrace your heritage and culture," he told the crowd of over 1,500, per the Daily Record. "You've got to be a real man to wear this."

**Mike_Oettle** · 4th October 10, 07:17 AM

Thanks, GreenDragon, for posting this quote from P Diddy: “You've got to be a real man to wear this.”
What a pity the Daily Grind labelled the outfit “women’s clothing”. They will most certainly have to be put right!
Regards,
Mike