This happened a couple of weeks ago, during my break, but it is just too awesome not to post.
Toward the end of July, Diddy made an appearance on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," and his segment of the show was very funny, as he switched between seriously talking about his projects to jokingly taking on the role of cliched pitch man to simply joking with Fallon. He even jumped in to remix the show's normal "Slow Jam the News" segment, where Fallon (backed by The Roots) gives news items the slow jam treatment. Check out the clips below.
Via MTV Newsroom.
In an interview with New York Magazine, actor/comedian Aziz Ansari talked about working with Diddy on "Get Him to the Greek" and his efforts to get Diddy to follow him on Twitter.
You've been sending Diddy messages on Twitter for months. Did he know who you were?
He did know me. I've seen him at a couple of things and he's kind of known me, I'm not sure from what. But he knows who I am somehow. So I saw him at the Get Him to the Greek table read and he was like, "Hey man, you hit me up on Twitter, right?" And I was like, "Yeah, I did. Hey man, why don't you follow me?" He was like, "I don't follow you?" And I was like, "No, you don't!" So I got a request on MySpace from Diddy. And I was like, this is not the real Diddy. And I looked and it was the real Diddy requesting me as a friend! So I approved it and I sent him a message that was like, "Hey, after much consideration I decided to approve your MySpace friend request" And he responded to that and was like, "Oh, thank you. Let's go!" or whatever he writes. And then the next time I saw him, I was like, "Hey, you didn't follow me!" So he said, "Oh man, I'm sorry, I'm going to get on that right now. Write down your name." I was like, alright. And then like a month or two later, we went back to filming and I was like, "Sean, you're still not following me, man. It's been like two months." And he's like, "Oh no, I forgot." And then he started following me. But man, he is so funny in that movie. You are really going to be blown away. He was cracking me up. He was really good. He's a pro. I was very impressed.
Back in July, Diddy paid a visit to The Late Show with David Letterman and, during his time on air, he shared a story from approximately six years ago of Michael Jackson spontaneously attending a party that Diddy was hosting. Jackson apparently asked Diddy where he could find Beyonce (this was before she was together with Jay-Z). Check it out below.
Latifah Muhammad at The Boombox reports that Nas' "Hate Me Now" featuring Diddy will be included as part of the soundtrack to the upcoming "Madden NFL 10" video game. It'll be in stores on August 14.
In a video posted on Jay Electronica's YouTube channel, Diddy and the guys from Chester French have some fun as Diddy takes on a character auditioning for the band. Fun stuff and worth a watch. Warning: some content not suitable for all audiences.
According to his Twitter, Diddy has been working in the studio with former Bad Boy rapper G. Dep. In another tweet, he mentions that Dep is "on the Last Train to Paris."
G. Dep has had some health and financial troubles, but hopefully he's got himself back on track. I wish him well and I certainly wouldn't mind seeing him return to form as I definitely enjoyed his Bad Boy material.
Via Theo.
MTV has released a pair of interesting promotional clips from "Making His Band," which premiered on July 27. In the first one, Diddy, Dawn Richard and Kalenna (Dirty Money) are in the studio working on "Angels." In the second, Diddy takes voice lessons from Romeo Johnson.
On his Twitter, Diddy mentioned that he has three weeks to finish up the "Last Train to Paris" album. It's slated for a November 24 release.
In his latest video blog, Diddy discussed, in vague details, how music from the "Last Train to Paris" album will be distributed. It is still unclear when we'll hear our first taste of the album, outside of what is on lasttraintoparis.com right now.
Diddy has posted a video introduction of Dirty Money, the group consisting of him, Dawn Richard and Kalenna, put together for the creation of "Last Train to Paris."
There is no "the blogs," anymore than there is "the writers" or "the rappers." Thank you.
Finally, they have launched a new Twitter account, DIRTYMONEYCREW, which presumably will have tweets from the group.
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