The scandal has made it pretty much impossible to look back at his prime Bad Boy Records days without . Nevertheless, a lot of folks from back in the day have spoken about their experiences in both positive and negative ways, with fashion designer Misa Hylton's latest post becoming the latest point of controversy. Moreover, she reflected on how Sean Combs kicked the record label off after Uptown Records and its founder Andre Harrell fired him.
While not many people expressed admiration or sympathy this time around, it's a key hip-hop story that will likely endure, hopefully with the recognition of Puff's abuse of and his other crimes (if found guilty, as he stands by his innocence). "1993," Misa Hylton's post about Diddy began. "I was pregnant.
Puffy just got fired from Uptown records. Dre said there cannot be two Kings in a castle. He was right.
It comes a time. Puffy was scared. He had a child on the way and we just moved into a Big beautiful new home.
He had me call Dre and ask for his job back several times. Dre stood on business. The same way a father would when it's time for his son to make that move.
. He was a mastermind. He just had to do exactly what he had been doing successfully at Uptown Records.
Just for himself now. "I wasn't scared," Misa Hylton continued concerning Diddy. "I believed in him.
Bad Boy started in our basement in Scarsdale, NY. Thanks to the legendary Bert Padell. One night we were at the palladium and Puff was about to give Flex THE RECORD.
I ca.
