Diddy's Bad Boy / Interscope Era Has Begun

Sean 'Diddy' Combs CEO of Bad Boy Records has signed a deal that will create a joint venture with Interscope Records. This means that Diddy is leaving Atlantic, which is owned by Warner Music Group. CEO of Interscope Jimmy Iovine alongside Dr. Dre, was the main man behind G-Unit when they first released, other rap labels that have been associated with Interscope include Death Row back in the day, it is also home to 50 Cent's G-Unit Records and Eminem's label Shady Records. The first release from the new Bad Boy/Interscope venture is to be Diddy's forthcoming album 'Last Train To Paris' seeing as Diddy is on his new label we can probably look forward to alot more collaborations with label mates such as; The Game, Soulja Boy, & Lady Gaga but who knows what the future holds for Bad Boy.