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Rapper Curry Slams 50 Cent Over Diddy Doc Deal
7 Sep
Summary
- Mark Curry claims he was promised production credit for Diddy documentary.
- Curry questions 50 Cent's promise of proceeds for sexual assault victims.
- He calls the documentary deal worse than any with Sean Combs.
Rapper Mark Curry, formerly of Bad Boy Records, has expressed significant dissatisfaction with the documentary "Sean Combs: The Reckoning," executive produced by 50 Cent. Curry stated he was initially promised a production credit for his involvement in assembling the project and contributing talent.
He also raised concerns about the documentary's proceeds, which 50 Cent had announced would benefit victims of sexual assault. Curry indicated that he has not seen evidence of these funds being distributed. He further commented on 50 Cent's Emmy win for the documentary, questioning the integrity of profiting from others' pain without tangible support for victims.
Curry also revealed his attempts to initiate other business ventures with 50 Cent were unsuccessful, with proposals being rejected. He affirmed his determination to achieve his own success independently, despite the perceived obstacles.
The documentary, which featured other former Bad Boy artists and associates of Sean Combs, debuted at No. 1 on Netflix, attracting 21.8 million viewers in its opening week.
