*Former Bad Boy rapper Mark Curry blasted Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs in a viral video amid reports that the hip-hop producer has relinquished his publishing rights to all the artists and songwriters on the label.
According to Revolt TV, Combs decided to “reassign the label’s publishing rights” to artists such as Faith Evans, Ma$e, The LOX, 112 and Biggie Small’s estate.” But Curry is not impressed.
“What’s it worth now?” Curry said in a video posted to social media. “He gave me mine back a long time ago … That’s disrespectful — I said why don’t you just keep it and pay me? I don’t want the publishing; I want the money.”
As Hip Hop DX reports Curry appeared on Biggie’s “Dangerous MC’s” and Diddy’s “Bad Boy For Life.” After leaving Bad Boy in 2005, Curry has worked various odd jobs.
In 2009, he released a book titled “Dancing with the Devil: How Puff Burned the Bad Boys of Hip Hop.”
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The caption of his Instagram clip read: “Diddy gave the publishing back.:. So what.. it has no value… I want him to give me a million cash and then I can plan the rest of my life out well.”
In the comments section, Curry wrote, “Ever had somebody owe you 50 dollars.. when you needed it back.. they didn’t pay you.. then by the time they do pay you.. the 50 dollars doesn’t mean the same as it did when you needed it?
“That’s how I feel… I wanted that when it was making money.. not after it’s all gone.. what ima do with that? I’m fact.. it’s an insult.”
Watch Curry’s full remarks via the IG clip above.
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