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- P Diddy, the bad boy of hip hop and owner and CEO of Bad Boy Records, sponsored his own clash in Jamaica, where he teamed up with Supreme Promotions promoter Isaiah Laing, Sting’s promoter, for the “Bad Boy Clash”.
- The free event went down at the Lime Light Entertainment complex in Kingston, that obviously was super packed and that included a sound system clash.
- The event featured some of the biggest names in Jamaican sound systems including Tony Matterhorn, Black Kat, Bass Odessy, Foota Hype and taking stage with Diddy Beenie Man, Kippo, Flippa Mafia, Bounty Killer.
- Jamaican dancehall stars Tommy Lee Sparta and Aidonia took stage too.
- P Diddy In Jamaica Bad Boy Clash Kingston Jamaica Jan 2013
- Tony Matterhorn won the clash and brought home almost 16,000 dollars, showing he was in a better shape than at Sting last week, during the recent clash with Kiprich and Merciless.
- Supreme Promotions boss, Isaiah Laing, says Diddy‘s team linked him last minute to organize the event, that was a huge success,Sting‘s fever, u zeet it…it got to Diddy too, after watching Sting he needed to have his own clash done in Jamaica.
- P Diddy Backstage Bad BoyClash Kingston Jamaica 2013
- Bad Boy Sound Clash Tony Matterhorn & Foota Hype Tune Fi Tune Final Round Kingston Jamaica
- P Diddy Beenie Man Ninja Man Kiprich Bad Boy Clash
P Diddy, the bad boy of hip hop and owner and CEO of Bad Boy Records, sponsored his own clash in Jamaica, where he teamed up with Supreme Promotions promoter Isaiah Laing, Sting’s promoter, for the “Bad Boy Clash”.
The free event went down at the Lime Light Entertainment complex in Kingston, that obviously was super packed and that included a sound system clash.
The event featured some of the biggest names in Jamaican sound systems including Tony Matterhorn, Black Kat, Bass Odessy, Foota Hype and taking stage with Diddy Beenie Man, Kippo, Flippa Mafia, Bounty Killer.
Jamaican dancehall stars Tommy Lee Sparta and Aidonia took stage too.
P Diddy In Jamaica Bad Boy Clash Kingston Jamaica Jan 2013
Tony Matterhorn won the clash and brought home almost 16,000 dollars, showing he was in a better shape than at Sting last week, during the recent clash with Kiprich and Merciless.
Supreme Promotions boss, Isaiah Laing, says Diddy‘s team linked him last minute to organize the event, that was a huge success,Sting‘s fever, u zeet it…it got to Diddy too, after watching Sting he needed to have his own clash done in Jamaica.
