Singer Jaguar Wright, known worldwide, is making serious statements about hip hop icon Diddy who allegedly made an offer to pimp out pop sensation Justin Bieber that could have eventually affected his life and career. The emergence of polarizing statements that radically contained in an interview, Wright's words have reached the whole industry that has been beset by a storm of controversy.
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During her revelatory insights, Wright exposed a business practice that she claimed Diddy had been doing and facilitated by him. That practice was only intent on using Bieber as a commodity for the industry big boys to trade and profit from. According to Wright's claim, Bieber unfortunately seems to be a victim of his aggressive management methods and long-time exploitation from Diddy as well, hence, certain ethical issues arise concerning artist's fair treatment in the music industry.
It's been through Wright from the bitter evidence that the whole entertainment industry is a dark side where on one hand is abused of power and, on the other, exploitation is unnoticed. Using his public and media platform, Wright not only criticized Diddy but also conducted an evaluation of how major music companies treat their young artists.
As for Bieber, the young one who burst onto the scene with Scooter Braun as her manager and Diddy as her label boss, the charges are bound to touch-hue the talks about the constant pressure and pitfalls of fame. A singer has previously expressed himself on this issue by highlighting the difficulties he met when being young and famous and he faced problems like keeping mental health and boundaries personal.
In refutation to Wright's accusations, Diddy's reps are staunch about the fact that the mogul hasn't done anything wrong, calling the allusions baseless, of questionable nature and damaging to his character. But the charges which the writer has leveled in a certain sense have awakened the notion of responsibility, fairness, and accountability within the industry as those who look after and guide the young artists have been brought into the limelight for a reason.
The fall from grace of an iconic figure traditionally regarded as blameless exposes the industry to difficult questions about its institutions and methods that have been previously overlooked. Abuses occur more and more frequently which causes the pressure to the company leaders first of all to solve the systemic issues and to provide an artistic safety for the artists secondly.