*Cassie’s husband, Alex Fine, called her ex-boyfriend Diddy “old and out of touch,” amid news that the music mogul is returning publishing rights to some Bad Boys records artists.
In the comments of a video where Diddy discussed this issue, Fine also dropped a rainbow flag and an elderly man emoji, All Hip Hop reports.
Cassie and Diddy dated for a decade before calling it quits in 2018. A year later, she was boo’d-up with Fine.
“Two years ago, I reassigned [the publishing], and then the lawyers had to work everything out,” Diddy clarified in the video, according to All Hip Hop. “It’s not a straightforward process. It’s called reassignment — I didn’t simply hand it over.”
As All Hip Hop reports, Diddy has a song called “Homecoming” on his new album, and it is rumored to be about Cassie. Some of the lyrics include “Baby, won’t you come on home, come on home” and “We could never (Never), find another to take each other’s place.”
Meanwhile, Aubrey O’Day is speaking out about specifics in Diddy’s deal with Bad Boy artists as it pertains to returning publishing rights.
According to Revolt TV, Combs decided to “reassign the label’s publishing rights” to artists such as Faith Evans, Ma$e, The LOX, 112, Danity Kane, and Biggie Small’s estate.” But former Bad Boy rapper Mark Curry is not impressed.
“What’s it worth now?” Curry previously said in a video posted to social media. “He gave me mine back a long time ago … That’s disrespectful — I said why don’t you just keep it and pay me? I don’t want the publishing; I want the money.”
On a recent episode of the Only Stans podcast, O’Day voiced concerns about Diddy’s publishing deal with her group Danity Kane.
“This is just some measly streaming money in order to stay hushed on Puff,” O’Day said.
“This is the honest-to-God agreement of what I’m being offered: a few hundred dollars to sign away my rights to ever tell the story of what I went through ever again,” she added.
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