Following the trailer, here is the full "O Let's Do It (Remix)" by Waka Flocka Flame featuring Diddy and Rick Ross. Fabolous and Red Cafe make cameo appearances.

Gucci Mane, featured on the original version of the track was cut, most likely due to him being in prison and, as such, unavailable to tape the music video (watch behind the scenes footage).


While I enjoyed parts of it, this video is a little disappointing for me, due to the generally low production value. Low budget music videos are fine, bit it becomes an issue when they have the appearance of being low budget, as well, and the heavy reliance on various camera effects (look at all of the flames and how many times Diddy's verse is interrupted by a color change or pause) doesn't help.

Pushed by their performance on American Idol, Dirty Money's "Hello Good Morning" has continued to rise on the iTunes singles chart, reaching #6. It has since fallen back to #7.

In advance of Dirty Money's appearance on American Idol, a free download of the performance was promised on iTunes on April 1. It's now April 2 and it is not listed on iTunes free download section.

I had someone ask me about it, so I thought I'd bring it up here, as well. I don't know. I'm trying to find out. Stay tuned.

Interscope has issued a press release regarding Dirty Money's American Idol performance and the subsequent rise of "Hello Good Morning" on iTunes.

One other tidbit is that it names D'Mile as one of the producers on Dirty Money's upcoming "Last Train to Paris" album, in addition to Rodney Jerkins, Mario Winans and Danja, which we'd previously mentioned here at Bad Boy Blog.

D'Mile's previous credits include Janet Jackson's "Feedback," Justin Bieber's "Favorite Girl" and Mary J. Blige's "Gonna Breakthrough."

Updating a previous report indicating that Rico Love wrote Dirty Money's "Hello Good Morning," an Interscope-issued press release mentions that he co-wrote the track. We should have a clearer picture on the song's credits if it debuts on the Billboard charts next week, which I expect it to.

Update: This was part of an April Fools' Day prank. While the track itself is real and Rick Ross did release it - that is the only accurate part of this story. It is not called "Hello Good Early Afternoon" and no further adjustments will be made to the track (that we know of). Please read the April Fools' Day post for full details.

Earlier today, we reported that Dirty Money would be releasing a series of remixes for "Hello Good Morning," including "Hello Good Early Afternoon" featuring Rick Ross.

A rough version of this track can now be heard on XXLMag.com. The Rick Ross verse is the main part to pay attention to here as the rest of the track will be adjusted to match the new title.

Update: This was an April Fools' Day joke. There is no truth to this story - it is simply a prank. Please read the April Fools' Day post for full details. Thank you for having a laugh with us.

Following their performance of "Hello Good Morning" (check out the single cover) on American Idol, Dirty Money will be releasing a series of remixes for the track over the next few weeks, focusing on different times of the day, each with a new guest rapper. Here is how it breaks down:

"Hello Good Late Morning" featuring Red Cafe
"Hello Good Early Afternoon" featuring Rick Ross (update: listen to Ross' verse now)
"Hello Good Late Afternoon" featuring Pharrell
"Hello Good Evening" featuring Nas
"Hello Good Night" featuring Jay-Z

Check out the single covers below:

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Sean John's blog has the video from last night's Dirty Money performance on American Idol which featured an impressive strobe lighted dance break.

Watch the clip.

A tweet from Young Money rapper Nicki Minaj indicates that she may be involved in a "special remix" of Dirty Money's "Hello Good Morning."

Retweeting a message posted by Diddy about the song's rise on iTunes, she added "< special rmx cmn soon ;)." Diddy then retweeted her message. Here's the full tweet:

Riding the wave of last night's American Idol performance, Dirty Money's "Hello Good Morning" is presently at the number 12 spot on the iTunes singles chart.

Diddy's Twitter stream illustrates a continual rise, first from 72 to 26, then the top 20, then 18, 15 and now 12.