When someone of Quincy Jones’ stature passes away, their past comments are given new life. In the aftermath of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ arrest, the great producer’s opinions on the Bad Boy founder’s music ability—or lack thereof—are resurfacing.

Iconic music producer Quincy Jones has died at the age of 91. He famously produced Michael Jackson’s album Thriller, worked with the likes of Ray Charles and Frank Sinatra, and didn’t mince words when it came to sharing his opinions of the artists he worked with over the years.

Quincy Jones’ scathing takedown of accused rapist and rap mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs at a music industry event more than a decade ago has reemerged in the wake of the legendary record producer’s death this week. The legendary music titan, who has worked with stars including Michael Jackson, died aged 91 on Sunday in Los Angeles.

Following Quincy Jones' death, an interview in which he discussed jailed music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs has now resurfaced

Jared Hill reports on the life and legacy of entertainment giant Quincy Jones. The first set of rankings for the inaugural 12-team playoff will be released on Tuesday. The Royals, Guardians, Mariners,