Breakfast Club: Diddy Talks New Album, Giving Artists Back Their Publishing, Feeling Let Down By The Culture + More
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Rebirth of a Bad Boy: Diddy Explains Handing Over Publishing Rights & Reveals His ‘Total Truth’
The multihyphenate mogul on why his new album will unify R&B, the ‘Verzuz’ battle he wants to see, and feeling like “a 26-year-old in a 53-year-old body.”
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I keep telling you guys he is having a come to Jesus moment because of something he did with Saudi Arabia and Elon musk is coming back to bite him in the ass. He’s trying to distract people right now. People can change I’m not going to argue that point, but do did a lot of dirty shit in his pass not to be forgiven.
@dik cashmere he actually mentioned Sauce Money
I need a timestamp
Very nonchalant
Fam.
I know but the fact that he said it on the record clearly on a HUGE platform?
In a very complementary way about his entire career
I think is not just something to just dismiss
I ain't saying it's the biggest thing but if we trying to find SOMETHING positive?
It was good Puff said that on the record
Aubrey O’Day Puts Diddy On Blast Over ‘Measly’ Bad Boy Publishing Giveback
Aubrey O’Day has dissected the terms and conditions of Diddy's highly publicized business decision to give Bad Boy artists their publishing rights back.
hiphopdx.com
While bringing attention to how the group was barely compensated during their most lucrative phase, she revealed that the new deal only pays them royalties for streaming from the past few years — which she claims only amounts to a few hundred dollars.
“In order to get that,” she began, referring to the proposal on her smartphone. “I have to release [Diddy] for any claims or wrongdoings or actions. Prior to the date of the release, I have to sign an NDA that I will never disparage Puff, Bad Boy, Janice Combs or Justin Combs’ music or EMI or Sony ever in public.”
She continued: “What’s happening is artists — some of them; not all of them — are being given ‘streaming royalties’ and ownership back over our publishing on songs that we wrote at a time when, you know, you have to stream a song a million times to make a cent.”
She then cut straight to the point and said: “Diddy is just literally known as the guy that doesn’t pay his artists, and it’s funny and then you move on and you like something that he did on TikTok ’cause he’s funny.”
O’Day summed up the offer, describing it as “a few hundred dollars to sign away my rights to ever tell the story of what I went through again.”
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While bringing attention to how the group was barely compensated during their most lucrative phase, she revealed that the new deal only pays them royalties for streaming from the past few years — which she claims only amounts to a few hundred dollars.
“In order to get that,” she began, referring to the proposal on her smartphone. “I have to release [Diddy] for any claims or wrongdoings or actions. Prior to the date of the release, I have to sign an NDA that I will never disparage Puff, Bad Boy, Janice Combs or Justin Combs’ music or EMI or Sony ever in public.”
She continued: “What’s happening is artists — some of them; not all of them — are being given ‘streaming royalties’ and ownership back over our publishing on songs that we wrote at a time when, you know, you have to stream a song a million times to make a cent.”
She then cut straight to the point and said: “Diddy is just literally known as the guy that doesn’t pay his artists, and it’s funny and then you move on and you like something that he did on TikTok ’cause he’s funny.”
O’Day summed up the offer, describing it as “a few hundred dollars to sign away my rights to ever tell the story of what I went through again.”
Aubrey O’Day Puts Diddy On Blast Over ‘Measly’ Bad Boy Publishing Giveback
Aubrey O’Day has dissected the terms and conditions of Diddy's highly publicized business decision to give Bad Boy artists their publishing rights back.
hiphopdx.com
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Holy sh*t
Mark Curry was RIGHT???!!!
Budden and Flip was JUST defending Puff too.
I'm no longer speaking on this cause every time I try to defend Puff some snake sh*t gets revealed.
So why even DO THIS PUFF?
take the 300 million.
But hold on hold on
the group that was going to "buy" the bad boy catalog JUST WANTED STREAMING RIGHTS?
that don't sound right.
So again Puff why do all this?
Cause it was destined to backfire
I don't subscribe to ALL publicity is good.
Cause if it's exposed that yet again you tried to snake your artists?
That is maybe irrevocable damnation to your legacy.
I do not trust this man and never will. I don’t know why people got pulled in in the first place with puffy.
