Joc Really Sue Bad Boy?

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Yung Joc Explains Why He's Suing Bad Boy Records from LowKey on Vimeo.

To all those giving this post the confused screw face, here are some back facts: Bad Boy artist, Yung Joc, is hiring a team of legal beagles to empty the pockets of Diddy and his Bad Boy imprint for contractual discrepancies and unpaid royalties.

He claims the “label” (he really means Diddy) has turned his career into the “Whose record will I guest feature on today” show, when in fact he’s ready to release his third solo project, “Mr. Robinson’s Neighborhood”.

Hey Joc, since I’m quite sure you’re extremely familiar with Diddy’s “Royalty Snatching” adventures, what gave you the impression his conniving methods would alter in any way shape or form? Furthermore, I don’t think transforming an internal label soap opera to a public feature film is the best way to get the situation resolved.

In addition, the public squabbling will not only hinder you from reaching the mountain tops of releasing “Mr. Robinson’s Neighborhood”, but also receiving clearance for any other future feature you try to hop on.

So, with that said I pose the question to you guys- Should Yung Joc Really Sue Bad Boy? To be truthful, the only outcome I see surfacing in this situation is Yung Joc getting the boot thus confirming his third LP NON-EXISTENT. For Joc’s take on the situation, see the video below courtesy of Global Grind.