So if you have surfed around GNEXTINC.com lately, you already know it... But, if you haven't here's what you been missing. The Lox and Diddy, finally settle the long dispute, as the Diddy was feeling generous to his former rappers. Diddy freed the Lox of any further obligations and fans can kill the "Free the Lox" campaign... Thank Goodness thats OVER!As I'm sure many of you and including myself will be picking up the soon to be released "Notorious B.I.G. Duets: The Final Chapter" on December, 20 tomorrow! Wal-Mart will be offering the CD/DVD version. A great article on the upcoming release.And Finally, Sean Combs, made a special appearance and made a dream come true. Part of the Make-a-Wish Foundation for a ill 17 year old, Chalon Keen. Everyone have a safe, and Merry Christmas!Later,GLabels: Biggie Smalls, Diddy, Lox
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So The Lox and Diddy go at it again, this time on New York City radio Station, Hot 97 on the Angie Martinez Show, GNEXTINC.com Writes: The airwaves of NYC on the Angie Martinez Show on Hot 97, became yet another battle ground in war of words on the long standing feud between rap group, The Lox and former record label Bad Boy Worldwide Entertainment Group.
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"Imagine working for years, hard work, and somebody that has nothing to do with that is getting the bulk of it," Styles P said on Angie Martinez's radio show. "You'd be totally, utterly frustrated. And, you tryin' to get around it for years and you call about it with lawyers, but people are too powerful." Jadakiss went on to say, "it's worth dying over, it's worth killing over." Also stating he took responsibility for signing away on the deal ten years ago, but says it's time to re-negotiate and Diddy refuses. "He's so much of a gangsta with the paper work that he'll tell you one thing, then tell his lawyer or somebody that represents him something else." Diddy was quick to respond, from his New York offices. Combs called into the Martinez Show, to rebut the accusations.
"The last time ya'll did the whole campaign 'Let The Lox Go,' Y'all don't want to be down with us so we let y'all go and we kept it movin'. But to get on there and portray like somebody gotta go and steal and rob and be shiest to y'all, that ain't really correct.", said Diddy.(More)
So business is business, some people learn the hard way. The Lox learned, when you sign an agreement, you are binded to it... Every upcoming artist should know or take note now.Labels: Diddy, Lox
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