Diddy didn’t return publishing rights to all Bad Boy artists, say B5
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nme.comDiddy saying he returned all rights to Bad Boy RecordsIn September, it was reported that the New York rap mogul was in talks with his former signees to return their publishing rights to them.
This included the catalogues of Notorious B.I.G, Faith Evans, Ma$e and more.Sitting down with The ShadeRoom, the 2000s R&B boyband B5 were asked if they “benefitted” from Diddy’s decision to return the rights to artists.
Dustin Breeding said “that’s a discussion” that he and his brothers need to have with him. Carnell Breeding added: “We didn’t hear anything.
We didn’t get no calls or nothing like that from them”.A post shared by The Shade Room (@theshaderoom)Eldest brother Dustin continued: “Puff, Diddy, yeah, we all want our publishing too.
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