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About the Author:
Mark Curry is an Atlanta-based entertainer who was signed to
the Bad Boy Entertainment record label from 1997 until
2005. He wrote most of Diddy’s first hit singles, including
“Come With Me” from the 1998 Godzilla soundtrack featuring
Led Zeppelin.
Curry made his debut in 1999 on “Forever,” which went
platinum, and was also a major player on Diddy’s 2001 album,
“Bad Boy for Life,” which nominated in the 2002 Grammy
Awards for “Best Rap Song of the Year.” He has toured with
Britney Spears, N.Y.S.N.C, and Jay-z and made special
appearance performances on BET, MTV, “David Letterman,”
“Good Morning America,” “Soul Train,” and “Showtime at the
Apollo.” He wrote many of the hits that made Sean “Puffy”
Combs one of the richest men alive.
Mark Curry, is a former member of
Sean "Diddy" Combs label Bad Boy Records. He
is known for his innovative style of rapping
by rhyming almost every last word on each
line in his verses. As well as being a
rapper he has also produced many songs for
rappers such as Ali Vegas, LL Cool J and
various Bad Boy artists as well. His first
appearances were as a featured rapper on
other artists songs, most notably "Gangsta
Shit" on Diddy's (then Puff Daddy) second
album
Forever
along with Lil'
Kim, and "Dangerous MC's" along with Snoop
Dogg and Busta
Rhymes on The Notorious B.I.G. second
posthumous release
Born Again
respectively. He has appeared on many other
tracks in his Bad Boy career including the
track he is most well known for "Bad Boy For
Life" along with Black Rob in 2001 on the P.
Diddy album
The Saga Continues...
which reached #33 on the US Billboard Hot
100 and #13 in the UK top 40 respectively,
this is also where his career peaked.
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