Vibe spoke with Aziz Ansari, who starred in "Get Him to the Greek" alongside Diddy, about Diddy's acting and comedic timing.
I could tell from the table read [that Diddy] just seemed like he was really serious. He did a good job, so I would say he does know what comedic timing is. [Laughs.] There’s definitely some improvisation that goes on. We finished the scenes and he was probably on the phone on like 10 Bluetooths dealing with the Diddy empire.
Last week, the album cover for Dirty Money's "Last Train to Paris" premiered.
Who shot the photo? It was Jarrod "Jrod" Kimber who took the photo during a vacation in 2008. He posted the picture on his blog in December of that year. On May 30, he posted an entry talking about how the photo ended up as an album cover.
In short, he was contacted multiple times by Interscope, who wanted to buy the rights to the photo to use it as an album cover. But, he didn't know what act it was for. Turns out, it was for "Last Train to Paris."
Via Rap Radar via Rap-Up.com.
AskMen.com's Peter Schwartz spoke with Diddy about what the perfect night out looks like. Check out the clip below.
Following the first two excerpts posted online from Diddy's cover feature in the June issue of XXL, XXLmag.com has a large portion of the piece available on their website.
After the taping [of "Inside the Actor's Studio], Diddy’s dressing room is calm. His mother, Janice Combs, sits quietly. His good friend, the unsigned rapper Jay Electronica shows off his iPad, while Diddy’s artist Cassie gets half of her head shaped up by a barber. Meanwhile, Diddy huddles with his manager, Chris Lighty of Violator Management, and co-manager James Cruz. “He went in,” Puffy says about Lipton’s methodical and agonizingly obsequious interview. “It was surreal for me to be on Inside the Actors Studio. It was surreal for me to be on that stage.”
On Saturday, I reported that a music video was on the way for "All I Do is Win (Remix)" by DJ Khaled featuring Rick Ross, Busta Rhymes, Diddy, Nicki Minaj, Fabolous, Jadakiss, Fat Joe, Swizz Beatz and T-Pain.
The video isn't out yet, but MTV News reports that Khaled is comparing it to the iconic music video for Craig Mack's "Flava in Ya Ear (Remix)." That track featured The Notorious B.I.G., Busta Rhymes, Rampage, LL Cool J and ad-libs from Diddy.
"I know this is hard to say these type of things, but there's only one remix video I know that was exciting like this and it was called 'Flava in Ya Ear,'" he said.
Listen to Khaled talk about the video and the crew's exploits this weekend.
Via Rap Radar.
Care of Def Jam, check out this video from Miami this weekend as DJ Khaled performs the "All I Do is Win" remix with Rick Ross, Busta Rhymes, Diddy and Nicki Minaj.
On Twitter, Diddy said he'd be appearing on BET's 106 & Park on Thursday. The show starts at 6 PM ET.
Last night, Diddy hosted a party at LIV at Fontainebleau in Miami. But, apparently, the party promoters started charging people more than Diddy expected they would.
"I just heard that the promoters got on some greedy s*** tonight and started overcharging people," Diddy wrote on Twitter. "I'm very sorry they did that. I didn't know. I thank y'all for always supporting my parties. I see I have to start putting a limit on what they can charge people. Greed is a motherf*****."
Via Contactmusic.
On May 3, I reported that Ted Smooth would be remixing Dirty Money's "Hello Good Morning," following up on the remixes he did for the group's "Angels" and "Love Come Down." Shortly after that, we heard some snippets.
And now, we have the full track. You can now download the remix for free in two versions. The first is the DJ Ted Smooth remix and then the second is labeled the "Diddy Remix." Upon listening to both tracks, it appears that the "Diddy Remix" is perhaps Diddy's take on what Smooth did, featuring some minor adjustments to the track, as well as some new ad libs. Enjoy.
The link comes courtesy of Bandwagon Mobile, which was shared on Diddy's Twitter.
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