Speaking to American Superstar Magazine ( video), Diddy revealed his inspiration for the character of record executive Sergio Roma is "Get Him to the Greek."
"I've seen so many different moguls," he said. "So, I used some of Lyor Cohen and Jimmy Iovine and Russell Simmons [and] a little bit of myself and rolled it all up into one."
During an appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" to promote "Get Him to the Greek," Jonah Hill shared a funny story with Kimmel, recounting how he embarrassed Diddy when the pair partied before shooting the film. The story, which involves Jermaine Dupri, is vulgar and not appropriate for all audiences. Nonetheless, if you want to hear it, watch the clip below.
Via Ravi J. Mallik.
On Friday, I mentioned that Rick Ross' new mixtape "The Albert Anastasia EP" would include a Diddy-featured intro.
You can now pick up the mixtape for free through OnSMASH. The link comes care of Diddy. "The Albert Anastasia EP" also features contributions from Styles P, Yo Gotti, Birdman, Trey Songz, John Legend, Ne-Yo, Kool G Rap, Triple C's and Masspike Miles.
According to DJ Khaled's Twitter, a music video for "All I Do is Win (Remix)" was shot today. The song features Rick Ross, Busta Rhymes, Diddy, Nicki Minaj, Fabolous, Jadakiss, Fat Joe, Swizz Beatz and T-Pain. He subsequently posted photos with Diddy, Fabolous and Rick Ross and Diddy and Nicki Minaj.
In an interview with BlackTree TV, Diddy shared the story of a trip to Los Angeles back in the early nineties, in an attempt to sign singer Christopher Williams to Uptown Records. He says Andre Harrell told him he'd have a job if he was successful. And he was. They also talk about "Get Him to the Greek," success and more. Warning: there is some vulgarity.
Since at least February, we've known that Diddy had been working in the studio with retired actor Joaquin Phoenix, who had reportedly given up his former trade to pursue a career in rap.
But, earlier this month, there was heightened speculation that it all may be a hoax. Not so, says Diddy.
Speaking to MTV, Diddy confirmed doing a record with Phoenix, said that the rap move was "for real" and that, if it isn't, "he tricked me." Check out the clip below.
Rick Ross' soon to be released mixtape, "The Albert Anastasia EP," features an intro from Diddy, the aptly titled "Diddy Intro," which Nah Right says was produced by Infamous.
Via SOHH.com.
Here is a fun, if vulgar, interview that MetaCafe conducted with Diddy. I guess this is a term we can expect to hear a fair amount now.
Rap-Up.com and DrJays.com have photos from the May 26 launch of Diddybeats in New York. The festivities included Diddy, Dr. Dre, Jimmy Iovine and Noel Lee, the founder of Monster Cable. Chip Chick also has a 10 minute video clip, which you can check out below.
AllHipHop.com has an interview with Diddy, asking him about Diddy Beats, Rick Ross, Jay Electronica, longevity and more.
AllHipHop.com: How hands-on were you in the development of Diddybeats?
Diddy: It was a true partnership between (Dr.) Dre and I. He took care of the sound part of it; I took care of the fashion part of it. I wanted to make them look as fly as Ferraris, Private Jets, Yachts. I also wanted to come with the colors; powdered pink, white and the sleek black that goes perfectly with the iPad.
Thanks Theo.
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