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Sting earns 100% of the royalties ($2000 a day) from Puff Daddys' song 'I'll be missing you', because Puff Daddy didn't ask permission to use the sample from 'Every breath you take'
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Sting will earn $2000 a day because his song was used on puff daddy's "ill be missing you" without his permission.
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Rappers Puff Daddy and Heavy D hosted an AIDS benefit in NYC in 1991. Unfortunately, overselling the event led to a stampede in which nine people died.
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Shyne, the rapper who was convicted of a 1999 club shooting incident involving Puff Daddy, is the son of the Prime Minister of Belize
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In 1985 Suge Knight insulted Puff Daddy on the Source Awards and their fued progressed.
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The person with the oldest confirmed lifespan was born the year Alexander Graham Bell made the first sound transmission, and died the year Puff Daddy got a Billboard Hot 100 Number one with 'Can't nobody hold me down'
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22 year old Puff Daddy threw a party so big 9 people died
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In 1991 nine people were killed from a stampede at a charity rap concert that Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs was overseeing and Heavy D performed at
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Sean Combs (Puff daddy) created an all girl group akin to the Spice Girls in 1999 called Dream.
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In 1998, actor Joe Pesci released a Hip-Hop single called "Wise Guy" in which he emulates Puff Daddy's flow
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Sting makes $2,000 dollars a day from "Every Breath You Take" alone because Puff Daddy failed to get permission for its use on "I'll Be Missing You;" he owns 100% of the publishing rights for both songs
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Puff Daddy's "I'll be Missing You" was the only hip hop song to debut at the top of the Billboard singles chart until Eminem's "Not Afraid" did so in 2010
