After interning at Andre Harrell's Uptown Records in the early-'90s, Puff Daddy headed out on his own and founded the Bad Boy label. The venture was a hit from the start, with Craig Mack and Biggie recording bangers that defined the hip-hop scene in '94. Flush with success, Puff continued to work his magic by taking artists like Ma$e, Faith Evans, and The LOX to chart-topping heights.