In a small cell at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn, an unusual "celebrity gathering" is taking place. American rap superstar Diddy (Sean Combs) and FTX's controversial founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) are placed in the same cell. The combination of these two celebrities in completely different fields has aroused great attention and discussion from the outside world.

Diddy, a well-known artist in the music industry, is in legal trouble for alleged sex trafficking and extortion. In sharp contrast to him is SBF, a young entrepreneur who once dominated the cryptocurrency world and was sentenced to a heavy sentence for multiple fraud charges. The fate of these two people intersected in the MDC, and their coexistence is not only an ironic coincidence, but also a vivid portrayal of fame, power and corruption.

Other well-known prisoners in this prison include former Mexican Public Security Minister García Luna and former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, whose presence makes this prison more like the center of a high-stakes political and financial storm than just an ordinary detention facility. This celebrity effect has made MDC a hot topic in the media, and it also reveals the peculiar way that the American justice system treats high-profile prisoners.

While the outside world's attention on them mainly focuses on their crimes and past glory, Diddy and SBF's daily life in prison is hard and monotonous.

It is worth noting that MDC has been criticized for its poor conditions, including maggots in food, unclean cells, and power outages. Combs' lawyer also criticized the conditions of the prison, calling it "horrible" (Hollywood Life).