“If we run into you, act like it’s 1995.”

Here we go… It looks like in sight. Okay, so Wack 100 recently issued a broad warning to Diddy’s kids following his alleged attempt to attack Ray J.

Wack’s reaction took place on Tuesday night (Oct. 29), when Wack, whose real name is Cash Jones, went live online to discuss the altercation that occurred at a Halloween party in Los Angeles. During the broadcast, Wack linked up with Ray J, who explained that he was “rushed” by a group of eight men, including Justin, Christian Combs, and their brother Quincy.

As previously reported, guess who played the peacemaker… Chris Brown intervened and helped defuse the situation. When it was over, everyone went their own way.

Apparently Ray J wasn’t emphasizing this. During the conversation, Ray J told Wack to “leave the young people alone” and asked him not to post about the incident online, but Wack resisted.

This is where it gets even deeper. Wack then asked if Ray J was bothered by Wack revealing some information about Diddy and his family. Sheikh. Ray J responded: “No, they are too young; So I walked away from him and tried to explain what happened in some logical way.

That’s where it comes in… After finishing the conversation with Ray J, Wack addressed Diddy’s sons directly and issued a stern warning. “It’s starting,” Wack said ominously. “This is what will happen. If we run into you, act like it’s 1995.”

ICYMI, the situation reportedly stems from Ray J’s recent critical comments about Diddy. Earlier in the month, Ray J launched his new show, The Reality Show News, in which he vented his frustrations with industry heavyweights, including Diddy, whom he described as an old friend. Ray J expressed his disappointment with Combs and vowed to expose other influential figures he believed were taking advantage of his powers.

“Diddy was my friend,” Ray J said of their personal connection. “What do you do when you see all these things people say? Do you believe this? Everyone is innocent until proven guilty… but would you forgive someone for raping others? People are robbed of much more than money; “They are being stripped of their dignity, spirituality, and humanity in inexplicable ways.”

Looks like Ray J is done. He continued his views on the industry: “I’m tired of people having power in this industry and abusing it. “I can name many names… I won’t say it today, but I will say it soon.”