March 25, 2024
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French Montana shared insights about signing his first record deal with rap mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs. He detailed the journey leading to his big break, from discussions with various labels, including Jay-Z's Roc Nation, to his eventual signing with Diddy's Bad Boy Records. Montana remembered asking then-CEO Steve Rifkind for $200,000 to advance his music career, but never received it. After dropping his hit "Shot Caller," significant offers started coming in, eventually leading him to Diddy's table. Facilitated by Rick Ross, Montana finally signed a deal worth $2 million. Reflecting on his journey, Montana cited timing as crucial, believing that obtaining the deal after experiencing some success was pivotal. He also mentioned his close business relationship with Diddy, learning not only music-related matters but financial diversification as well.
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