Kalenna Harper Speaks Out
In a recent bombshell report by Rolling Stone, dozens of former associates and colleagues blasted Diddy with a slew of accusations. However, Kalenna Harper, a member of Diddy-Dirty Money and alum of "Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta," stood firmly by his side. "I had an amazing time working with Diddy," she told Rolling Stone. Harper criticized other Bad Boy artists, suggesting they were suffering from "disgruntled employee syndrome".
Disgruntled Artists' Allegations
Contrary to Harper's defense, many ex-Bad Boy artists have harsh words for Diddy. Aubrey O'Day of Danity Kane claimed her time at Bad Boy involved abuse and that Diddy manipulated her publishing rights to keep her silent. Similarly, The LOX and Yung Joc have had near-violent disputes with him, while Mark Curry's 2009 memoir, "Dancing with the Devil: How Puff Burned the Bad Boys of Hip-Hop," details his alleged nightmarish experience with the label.
The Notorious B.I.G.'s Intentions
Even the late Notorious B.I.G., a cornerstone of Bad Boy Records, was reportedly planning his exit from the label before his untimely death. This revelation adds weight to the narrative that not all was well behind the scenes, despite the success and fame associated with the label during its heyday.
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