You can download it at ClintonSparks.com now. It takes Jay-Z's "Show Me What You Got" and adds a Diddy verse from "We Gon' Make It".
Check it out here:
At the moment, he is hoping that his kids, their peers and the music critics will rally around Press Play. “I have a MySpace page and I get to talk directly to the fans on that,” Combs says. “And I use my website, diddy.com, to put my music out there. To me, it’s about that experience: that when you listen to music it affects you and evokes some emotion.” With a concert tour slated for 2007 and competition from his own rappers, fan support will be more important than ever. The future looks clear, though. “The people I have played it for have been pleasantly surprised,” he says confidently. “In order to be successful with this album, I knew I would have to surprise people.”
Via boyzndahood at BadBoyForever.com.
Diddy will be in Giant Magazine's year end issue, DUB Magazine in November, Ocean Drive Magazine in November and Scratch Magazine in December.
Diddy was on Tim Westwood's show last Saturday. You can listen here.
Via WASEEM184 at Notorious Online.
Watch below. They didn't come out and say it was for Press Play but it's kind of implied. But, The Neptunes produced track on Press Play ("Partners for Life") doesn't sound anything like it. I think I spotted Hev-D in the video, as well.
It looks like Diddy is in the next issue of Essence. He and Kim Porter are interviewed in what the magazine bills as "their first interview together". People has some quotes:
The couple are even stronger now, Diddy says: "She taught me well. When you're in a relationship, there's a lot of give-and-take. Before I was just selfish."
Adds Porter, "He could be a little more attentive to his family, but I understand who he is and what that requires of him. He's in a business where he wants to be the best, and he wants to make sure his family has the best. It takes a lot of his person to do that. You know, there's only so much time in the day. But as long as he makes us feel like we're a family, I'm fine."
From ITV News:
Hip hop mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs has revealed he used to wet the bed as a child.
... said he only wrested control of his bladder by the time he was six.
I don't know why this is news. Pretty much everyone wets the bed when they are a kid (whether or not they talk about it or not is another thing). At some point, they stop. Some stop earlier than others. That's just the way it is. 6 isn't old for that, either. But, hey, maybe some little kid who's embarassed or gets teased sees this and feels a bit better, so that's a cool side effect, I'd say.
From People:
At Paper nightclub in central London to celebrate his birthday and promote his new album, Press Play...
Dressed in a gray three-piece suit and dark sunglasses, Diddy presented a birthday surprise to the 200-plus crowd: A duet performance with Kayne West.
So says Kim Thurman, the owner of the club where it was held.
Diddy, real name Sean Combs, ensured the bash was up to the highest standards by flying in six litre bottles of vintage Dom Perignon champagne, each at the cost of £1,500, from London and Milan.
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