Diddy took to social media on Friday to stifle the viral sensation that a tweet of his concerning royalty payments to Sting caused. He initially joked that he paid $5,000 to the iconic rock singer for an uncleared sample after a video of Sting stating that he was being paid $2,000 a day "for the rest of his life." There are no public records detailing the exact amount.
Diddy set the record straight in response to a viral video clip that resurfaced concerning royalty payments for an uncleared sample he's making to Sting totaling five thousand a day. The clip from"The Breakfast Club" in 2018 showed Sting revealing that the Bad Boy Records founder was paying $2,000 a day for sampling The Police's "Every Breath You Take" for the 1997 hit "I'll Be Missing You".
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