On Thursday's episode of Making the Band 4, Donnie Klang meets with his manager, who tells him that Bad Boy has picked up the option for his second album.

On his MySpace, Donnie Klang has posted his own version of Jamie Foxx's "Blame It," keeping Jamie and Yung Joc on the track.

Over on Donnie Klang's MySpace, a pair of event fliers have been uploaded. One is for an appearance in New York, NY on March 28 and another is for Clifton, NJ on March 26.

A bulletin from Donnie Klang's MySpace announced that he would be appearing at Club 10 in West Palm Beach, Florida tonight. It's located at 150 Australian Avenue.

Yesterday, we shared "So Soon," a new track from Donnie Klang. BBB reader Curtis asked: "Do you know who produced it?"

Some people online had been claiming it was produced by The Young Boyz, who produced "Pick It Up" on Donnie's first album. I reached out to them to confirm this and they did, in fact, produce it. Donnie wrote the song, as well.

They stressed that they didn't intentionally release the record and that the version that is out now is not the finished or final version. Donnie Klang expressed a similar sentiment in his recent video blog, saying that he was disappointed that it had leaked.

Donnie Klang has launched a new YouTube channel under the "donniebrazco23 username. His first post is a video blog where he gives us an update on where he is right now. He wants to self title his next album, if he can, and of course, he wants to have more of his own material on it.

You can listen to a new a new track from Donnie Klang, "So Soon," in our audio player. Please let me know what you think about it, in the comments.

According to Sandy Tomcho of the Times-Herald Record, Donnie Klang will be performing at The Chance Theater in Poughkeepsie, NY on December 15. It's located at 6 Crannell Street. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased from their website or by calling (845) 471-1966.

Donnie Klang will be performing at Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota on December 3. The Mall of America website has full details.

Below is an official statement from Donnie Klang regarding a story posted on a website that is known to be completely unreliable. More on that in a second. Here's the statement:


It's a shame that he has to acknowledge it at all. If you just read Bad Boy Blog, you may be asking "what rumor?" This is because I didn't report it. It wasn't that I didn't see it. I did. But, it was because I read it and immediately, it was fairly clear it was made up. It read like it was right out of the anti-Diddy puppet manual. You have to consider the source. The site that it came from is a site that just creates stories without any basis in reality. They do not fact check anything. People want to read made up, juicy gossip and they deliver. Let me explain how it works.

Websites like this one and that one make money through advertising. The way that you generate income, usually, from website advertising is impressions (when you view a page) and clicks (when you click on the ad). If you write juicy, sensational nonsense, it can lead to you getting a lot of traffic, which means a lot of ad money, which means a lot of profit. This is why they do it. The site is making a mint, monetizing lies. Meanwhile, here at BBB, we receive 1/1,000,000th of their traffic, probably, and make very little, as such. But, I wouldn't have it any other way. I'd rather be responsible and poor, then slimy and rich. This is also why I am not and will not link to them. Because it would simply mean more money for them and I'm not supporting that. This is a responsible site and while blogs get a bad wrap sometimes because of the gossip blogs like the one I'm talking about here, there are good writers out there that maintain blogs that take the responsibility very seriously. If you hate rumors and made up garbage, I hope that you, as a Bad Boy Blog reader, will let your actions speak for your beliefs by not visiting websites that push an untruthful, often hateful agenda. Thank you for reading.