Birdman Talks Jay-Z and Diddy

 

Birdman's interview on the "Big Facts Podcast" has been getting a lot of attention. From him addressing why he kissed Lil Wayne on the mouth, to giving over a billion total to Lil Wayne, Drake, and Nicki Minaj, Birdman is spilling a lot of never-heard-before information. 

#NewMusic Wale Ft Chris Brown - Angles

 

Wale has made his return gearing up for another run with the release of “Angles” featuring Chris Brown.

The new single features a sample of the classic Diddy record “I Need a Girl,” and is primed for a shot at being the song of the summer.

P. Diddy, R. Kelly - Satisfy You #Throwback

 

"Satisfy You", released on October 13, 1999, is a number-one R&B single by American hip-hop artist and producer Puff Daddy and features vocals by American R&B singer-songwriter R. Kelly on the hook. The song spent six weeks at number one on the U.S. R&B chart and peaked at number two on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for three weeks behind "Smooth" by Santana featuring Rob Thomas. 

The song was co-written by both Combs and R. Kelly, with additional writing by R&B singer Kelly Price, who performs backing vocals. The song's beat and bassline is taken from "I Got 5 on It" by Luniz, which itself interpolates Club Nouveau's "Why You Treat Me So Bad" among others. In contrast to the original song's subject matter, which is about marijuana. 

When Suge Knight Dissed Eminem, P Diddy and J-Lo

 

Former Death Row Records' CEO Suge Knight Dissed Eminem, P. Diddy and Jennifer Lopez live on the Howard Stern show.

Jennifer Lopez sued Knight and Death Row Records for invasion of privacy after the Star tabloid reported that Suge Knight was planning to market a videotape titled "J. Lo Uncut: The Real Story" that featured Lopez and a former boyfriend engaging in sexual relations in the early '90s. However, Knight's lawyer denied the existence of any sex videotape.

Raekwon & RZA Talks Wu-Tang, Jay-Z, And Nas

 

Raekwon goes at it with RZA about their Beef with Method Man, Wu-Tang, JAY-Z, P Diddy, Biggie, Nas.

The Notorious B.I.G. honored by Jay-Z, Nas, Diddy & more

 

Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, The Notorious B.I.G., T. Rex, Whitney Houston and The Doobie Brothers were all inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Saturday (11/7) during a virtual ceremony that's rewatchable on HBO Max.

Biggie was inducted by his longtime producer and Bad Boy Records label boss Diddy, who said, "Big just wanted to be biggest, he wanted to be the best, he wanted to have influence and impact people in a positive way, and that clearly has been done all over the world. Nobody has come close to the way Biggie sounds, to the way he raps, to the frequency that he hits. Tonight we are inducting the greatest rapper of all time into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame."

The Biggie segment also included archival interview and performance footage of Big, and Jay-Z, Nas, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Biggie's family members also spoke about him as well.

Jennifer Lopez Named New Face of Versace

Who else better to be the new face of Versace other than Jennifer Lopez? Jennifer Lopez’s long-time relationship with Versace is coming full circle: The 50-year-old is representing the famous Italian fashion house’s Spring/Summer 2020 collection.

One photo features Lopez, who is engaged to baseball star Alex Rodriguez, sporting a green palm leaf suit with no shirt underneath, reminiscent of her iconic Versace dress which she wore to the 42nd Grammy Awards in 2000 with then-beau Sean “Diddy” Combs.

Top 15 Richest Rappers of 2019

From Cardi B to Nicki Minaj to Meek Mill, these 15 rappers have made the richest rappers of 2019 list. Endorsement deals, streaming, and touring have left their net worth looking like a phone number!

Sauce Money Drops Diss Track Aimed At Diddy

Sauce Money has dropped a diss record towards Diddy called “Love Tap,” where he alleges the mogul tried to jerk him for past work.

Sauce Money is known for his work with Jay-Z along with being a ghostwriter for prominent songs including Diddy’s “I’ll Be Missing You,” which is a tribute to the Notorious B.I.G.

On the track, he spits bars over a Bob James “Nautilus” flip that finds him airing out the Bad Boy founder. He said he was cool with him, but feels Diddy crossed the line when he tried to “shorten the bag” for him.

Mariah Carey Talks The Notorious B.I.G. and More

Carey sat down for an interview with DJ Suss One on Power 105. 1 on Wednesday (Nov. 21) to promote her new album Caution. Between talking about the album and reminiscing about old times, the topic of Biggie's near appearance on the "Honey (Remix)" was brought up around the 11:25 mark.

Mariah Carey has a number of notable crossover hip-hop collabs in her long singing career. One of the most notable has to be the Bad Boy version of her 1997 "Honey (Remix)." The original, produced by Diddy, Q-Tip and Stevie J, featured Ma$e and The LOX, but according to the singing legend, The Notorious B.I.G. was actually supposed to appear on the track.

"He had the 'Dreams' record out at the time," she said, referring to the song where Big fantasizes about industry women but takes a shot at Carey with the line, "Mariah Carey kinda scary." "I was always like, 'Why did he have to say that?' Then someone, I'm not going to mention, a prominent rapper, said, 'He meant that as a compliment.' I was like, 'Okay, if you said it, I'll take it that way.'"

Things were looking up after Carey and Big talked things out. "Puff put me on the phone with [Biggie]. I don't even know if [Puff] remembers this. This was at the Hit Factory. He was like, 'I didn't mean it, it's all love.' And he was gonna get on the record and he passed away."

Eminem Drops MGK Diss 'Killshot'

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Eminem has released his response to MGK’s “Rap Devil” with his own on record decimation, “Kill Shot.” The four-minute record takes aim at several lines spit by MGK, including the line that calling out Em for not visiting his hometown.

Although Eminem makes a point to show love to Diddy at the end of the track saying, “Oh, and I’m just playin’, Diddy. You know I love you,” some Hip-Hop fans didn’t take too kindly towards the Tupac line.

Eminem Is About To Give It All He Got Again

MGK set the rap world ablaze when he dropped his diss record, “Rap Devil”, in response to Eminem’s initial diss “calling Eminem washed up with misplaced anger and also accused the Detroit veteran of blackballing him in the industry over a tweet in 2012 about his daughter.

G-Eazy Disses MGK In New Track

On the song, which was produced by Blizzy, Dakari and Grasserbeats, the Bay Area rapper wastes no time cutting into what he feels to be the heart of the beef: jealousy.

Elsewhere on the new song, G-Eazy claps back at MGK for claiming he'd hooked up with one of his past girlfriends. He also spotlights MGK's perceived commercial fall-off and what he feels is a lack of love from Diddy, who is the founder of MGK's record label, Bad Boy Entertainment.

South Maine (@SouthMaine) - Money In The Trap

Money in the trap has an instant catch that will leave you wanting to hear what has South Maine has in store with its simplicity and complexity of the record simultaneously.

Black Rob Speaks On Diddy

Black Rob speaks full details on why he left Bad Boy Records as far as what really happened with Diddy not paying his fare share. And also speaks on how he came up after leaving bad boy like doing independent work of music.

Find Out Why Diddy Is Being Asked To Buy The New York Jets

Last month, the owner of the Panthers, revealed his desire to sell his share of the NFL team. The announcement of the sale prompted Diddy to express his desire to purchase an team, which would allow him to become the first black majority owner within the National Football League.

Jeezy Ft Diddy - Bottles Up

From the Rolls Royces to the cigar lighting and bussing’ bottles of Ciroc, Jeezy and Diddy aka Puff Daddy do it up big in the new visual for “Bottles Up”. Just a teaser from the Snowman’s forthcoming ‘Pressure’ album.

Puff Daddy and Jizzle roll in style, sitting side by side in a white Rolls-Royce. “Bottles Up” featuring Puff Daddy. Backed by sirens, piano keys, trap drums, and Sean Combs ad-libs, Jeezy raps about his Biscayne condo, diamonds floating, and more.

Heat Boy Kie-Lo Ft Moneybagg Yo - Sum Mo

Nashville rapper Heat Boy Kie-Lo releases new visuals to single "Sum Mo" featuring Memphis rapper Moneybagg Yo. Produced by Cel Sizzle, the banging new club anthem receives the visual treatment by director David Hulbert. "Sum Mo" is from Kie-Lo's latest project, Know The Meaning H.E.A.T., which also features Michael Carter, Heat Boy Caution, Cp da Baby Don and Bug Diddy.

P Diddy Sued

Diddy made his personal chef whip up meals right after he had sex, and wasn't shy about showing off his manhood when she entered the room ... according to a new lawsuit.

Diddy Has Become Hip Hop's First Billionaire

"A young boy from Harlem, I couldn't even be a waiter. They didn't want me to be a waiter, so you know what I did? I became a billionaire."

Diddy took to the internet to announce that he has become Hip-Hop's first billionaire. Diddy has an impressive body of work in terms of his companies, with Ciroc Vodka, Bad Boy Records (now partnered with Epic Records), Revolt TV, Sean John, and AQUAhydrate all doing well. Puffy also makes sure he gives back, recently opening a charter school in Harlem. Dr. Dre comes in second with a cool 700 million and HOV in third with about 610 million. Watch the video here! Any thoughts?

Diddy recently topped Forbes' list for top earners in hip hop (something he's getting used to doing by this point), and thus sat down with the people at Forbes to discuss his business model, how much he has in the bank, and his potential to become rap's first billionaire.

When asked if he felt he would become the first rapper to hit the 9 figure mark, Puff said he couldn't be sure, but stressed that he would remain humble no matter the outcome. "I can't deny how humbling... how proud I am to be from Harlem, New York, to be from the inner-city and be on the Forbes list," he said. "But it doesn't define me-- whether I become a billionaire, or whatever my status is."

He also made sure to clear the air that the numbers Forbes reports him to have are not reflective of what he has in the bank, and more likely have to do with his assets. "First of all I do want to say to the Forbes cameras, I'm going to tell you that I don't have that money in the bank." he said, half-jokingly. "I want to make sure y’all are clear on that. I have no problem with saying that. If that pushes me down on the list, I’m okay with that.”

Diddy Reigns Supreme As Hip-Hop Cash Kings

Forbes is back with their Hip-Hop Cash Kings list, and for the second consecutive year, Diddy reigns supreme. The hip-hop mogul sits atop the list, raking in a cool $62 million over the past year. Much of the money isn't from music, but rather his very lucrative Ciroc vodka deal and other ventures. However, he hasn't let the stage entirely as his Bad Boy Reunion Tour runs through the fall.