Diddy Gives Back Publishing Rights to Bad Boy Artists I Rotation Roundtable I Amazon Music

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On this week’s episode, the crew discusses Diddy returning publishing rights to his former Bad Boy artists and the impact this business move has on the music industry.
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[@jbandera5]

Most of these catalogs aren’t getting spins like that today! Diddy built a whole life off these people. Extorted them right in front of the culture and people still rock with him and out here celebrating this revisionist history. FOH

[@BryanLChess]

Why couldn’t he sell it for the 9 figures and split it with the artists??

[@phxenixs3801]

There's no money in there music that's why

[@BryanLChess]

@@phxenixs3801 yeah, but the story goes he was offered 9 figures for the catalog. Should’ve sold it and split with the artists.

[@gregoyanderson4705]

Man why are u all talking about catalogs that's not worth much money be smart if they were puffy would not be giving them back y'all are talking crazy you with the glasses go and do your homework don't talk what you don't no dew your homework