Diddy Reveals His Biggest Business Mistake

Written By S. Samuel

Bad Boy Records CEO Diddy reveals his biggest business mistake in a one-on-one sit down with Fuse TV's Toure tomorrow.

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Featured as this week’s special “On The Record” guest, Diddy says he used to overestimate his co-wokers.

“I think one of my biggest business mistakes was not realizing that everybody wasn’t like me. Everybody didn’t have the drive and determination; everybody’s just not built for that. I think that some people need more time, and more nurturing…I mean artists that I’ve had. I’ve gotten older, I’ve become a little bit more nurturing and I’ve been a little more patient.” (Press Release)

Based on another episode excerpt, Puff also talks about the impact of his mother.

“My mother is why I am, who I am today. People can say what they want to say, but I just represent being sucker free, working hard and being positive. I don’t hate on nobody, I’m not a negative individual. I just wake up and I go for mine and I try to work the hardest I can work. I could have gone a lot of different routes, but I decided to go the route of hard work.” (Hip Hop Press)

Show host, Toure, recently talked with SOHH about his one-on-one sit down with Puff.

“I talked to Puff like five years ago and we kinda had a contentious situation so I didn’t know how things were gonna go when he sat down for FUSE,” Toure told SOHH. “We talked in LA and we had a really great time and had a really great rapport. One of the things he talked about that kind of surprised me and I didn’t even fully understand is when he told me, this [Last Train to Paris] is probably going to be the last album that he’s going to sell. And I was like, ‘So what does that mean, you’re going to be giving them away for free from now on?’ That’s a record industry model that people are talking about, giving away the albums for free and taking up on merchandise and tours. He didn’t say yes to that but then he said he doesn’t expect to sell his future albums, so I’m trying to figure out what he’s saying. So you watch the interview and see what he’s really meaning at that point and I think that’s a very important and interesting issue.” (SOHH)

Puff’s episode is one of three featured celebrity interviews broadcast throughout July.

Fuse gets up close and personal with T.I., Ice Cube and Diddy in all new episodes of the one-on-one interview series “On The Record with Fuse.” Hosted by Touré, each episode brings fans revealing conversations with some of the boldest names in music. T.I.: ON THE RECORD WITH FUSE Premieres Tuesday, July 6th at 8pm ET ICE CUBE: ON THE RECORD WITH FUSE Premieres Tuesday, July 13th at 8pm ET DIDDY: ON THE RECORD WITH FUSE Premieres Tuesday, July 20th at 8pm ET (Press Release)

Diddy’s “On The Record” episode airs Tuesday, July 20th at 8 PM EST.

Check out some recent Diddy footage below:

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Written by S. Samuel

Steven Samuel is the co-founder of SOHH.com.

7 Comments

  1. A 360? So she will be going right back to what she did? Now if she did a 180 that would be nice.

    • Come on my equal, you know them Ying Yang dudes retarded. Let them slow cats have their moment. Yell

  2. Lmao…the Ying Yang Twins…they matter still….and of things they talking bout some ugly ass off brand bitch wit a baby

  3. These dudes have resorted to talking about snooki to stay relevant.. lol

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