In mid-October, on Twitter Game thanked Diddy for his "contribution to R.E.D." Game's forthcoming album "The R.E.D. Album" had been slated for a December 8 release but has been pushed back.
It's unclear exactly what Diddy's contribution was. But, in September, a song called "American Dream" leaked online with a verse that sounded like it had been written for Diddy.
Via Ronnie Gamble.
Last week, we highlighted video of Diddy/Dirty Money performing "I'll Be Missing You" and "Mo Money Mo Problems" at Oi Fashion Rocks Brazil. At that time, one of the 3 video clips of their performance was unavailable. That has now been fixed.
Head over to their website and you'll see a white box in the middle right area of the site. At the top of this box is "Ver mais vídeos (52):." Next to this is "Página 1 de 6 >." Click that arrow until you get to page 4. Once there, click the "Versace parte 2" video.
At the BET Hip-Hop Awards 2009, Jay-Z was given the Hustler of the Year award. Diddy was one of the nominees in the category, along with Drake, Lil' Wayne and Kanye West. Congrats to Jay, who collected three other awards, as well.
Vibe has a short interview with Diddy, where he discusses "Last Train to Paris," Dirty Money and more.
People miss seeing you dance, Puff. You're back in the studio with Laurie Ann Gibson. Are you back in true Diddy-bop form?
You know, I think it's evolved more into a groove. [Laughs] I'm not trying to battle Chris Brown or Usher. I'm going to leave the crumping up to them. And I'm going to stay in a pocket. When you see it and it's backlit with the smoke, it's still that groove that you want to see.
Speaking to MTV News in the clip below, Dirty Money discusses the direction of "Last Train to Paris." It's nothing that hasn't been said previously, but the interesting part of this clip is the brief peaks we get into the music video for "Love Come Down." Check it out.
Souldiggaz member Shaun Bless posted the video clip below, mentioning on his blog that he's in the studio working with Dirty Money.
"Angels" and "Love Come Down," the lead singles from the upcoming Diddy/Dirty Money album "Last Train to Paris," will be released digitally on November 3. You can buy both on Amazon.com: "Angels" and "Love Come Down." Check out the single artwork for both songs below.
The Oi Fashion Rocks Brasil site has three clips from Dirty Money's recent performance at the October 24th concert/fashion show in Rio de Janiero. Unfortunately, the second clip is not working. But, the first clip shows the trio performing "I'll Be Missing You," while the third shows a mixed intermission of the Black Eyed Peas' "I Gotta Feeling" and Diddy's verse from "Mo Money Mo Problems." The clips are labeled "Versace 1," "Versace 2" and "Versace 3." Hopefully the second clip will be fixed.
On his Twitter, rapper Jim Jones shared the following:
Just finished the official dirty money remix for love come down shout to big bro @iamdiddy thnks for the allioop Harlem
AllHipHop.com has a new Ron Browz song "For My Ladies" featuring Diddy who contributes a rap verse and some ad libs.
Thanks Theo.
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