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Posted in Diddy/Dirty Money
Posted by Patrick
Forbes has released the 2011 edition of their annual list of the biggest earners in hip-hop. Diddy is ranked second for the second year in a row, earning an estimated $35 million - a gain of $5 million from the previous year.

Jay-Z took the top spot with $37 million, having earned $68 million on the 2010 list. Following Diddy are Kanye West with $16 million, Lil' Wayne and Birdman with $15 million and Eminem, Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre with $14 million. 50 Cent earned $6 million.

In March, Forbes crowned Diddy as the wealthiest hip-hop artist with a total net worth of $475 million.

While some artists have fluctuated, Diddy and Jay-Z have been the model of consistency, when it comes to how they have ranked on the Forbes Cash Kings list, now in it's fifth year. Here are the top 5 artists from each year:

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Posted in Diddy/Dirty Money
Posted by Patrick
In an interview with DJ Cosmic Kev, of Philadelphia's Power99, Rick Ross and Meek Mill hinted that Diddy may appear on the remix to Meek Mill's "I'm a Boss," alongside Jay-Z, Swizz Beatz and Birdman. Ross also referenced a music video that was to be shot on July 30, directed by Benny Boom. Watch below.


Via CHAMP MAGAZINE.

Posted in Aasim
Posted by Patrick
Aasim has released the trailer for his upcoming "The Money Pit, Pt. 3" mixtape. According to the clip, which you can watch below, the mixtape was produced and mixed by Aasim. No release date has been given.


Posted in Aasim
Posted by Patrick
Back in May, Aasim announced on Twitter he was giving up rap and was "no longer a Bad Boy artist."

Weeks later, he announced that he was bad and he has released numerous tracks since then and, just last week, said that his "The Money Pit, Pt. 3" mixtape was "almost done."

On Twitter today, Diddy posted a list of current Bad Boy artists for people to follow and Aasim was on the list, alongside Janelle Monae, Machine Gun Kelly, Cassie and Red Cafe.

Posted in Machine Gun Kelly
Posted by Patrick
Phillip Mlynar of the Village Voice talks with Machine Gun Kelly about his signing to Bad Boy Records.

Posted in Zac Posen
Posted by Patrick
Women's Wear Daily reports, according to sources, that Z Spoke will open it's first boutique this month in New York City.

The store, which is set to open on August 25, is said to be located on Washington Street, in between the 13th and 14th Streets.

Posted in Machine Gun Kelly
Posted by Patrick
XXLmag.com asked Machine Gun Kelly about usage of the N word and whether or not it'd ever come out of his mouth. The question was asked specifically in reference to V-Nasty, a white female rapper who is affiliated with Kreayshawn, who does use the word and has defended her use of it.

"It's a wrap on me using that word," he said. "Not where I'm from. F*** that. I love my hood stripes. I wear my hood stripes proud. I don't want them taken from me. Only N word I’m using is ninja. Ninjas and ... napalm... and nasal spray... and narcissist... nipples. Those are the only N words I’m using. Nipple is my favorite N word."

"Good question," he continued. "That's a very good question. That's a constroversial question. That's such a sketchy question. I feel odd even saying the word, 'the N word,' on camera. 'Cause it's so f****** touchy. That's crazy. F*** that. I mean, my daughter's black, too. My whole team, with the exception of my manager, or one of my managers, is black. It's a subject you just kinda grow up and respect. I wouldn't really touch it. You know, I can joke all I want to. I wouldn't touch that s***, though.”

Watch the full video on XXLmag.com.

Posted in Red Cafe
Posted by Patrick
Following part 1 of his interview with Vibe, part 2 has been published. He was also recently interviewed by The Boombox.

In the interviews, the rapper shares details about how he's reached this point in his career, including his various label deals and solo and group undertakings. I found this passage from the Vibe interview interesting:

Was it a no-brainer to sign with Puff?

Yeah, definitely, because I'm a different kind of guy from his other artists. People are always like you shouldn't f*** with him, like don't do it, don't do it, like don't go in that door Jack.

Honestly did you hear a lot of that?

Hell yeah. C'mon. I know you hear it. It's not no bulls***. People have their perceptions of people but they don't know them. They just know what other people say and another person's situation, but you don't really know that other person's situation because he ain't telling you everything. There are other people that might approach their situation different when it comes to something like this. I don't think they maximize every opportunity Puff gave to them. Puff gave these motherf****** platinum albums, hit records, and I just don't think these motherf****** were ready to be their own men. They just wanted to be Puff's little men. That's where the problem was. They weren't prepared to take the wheel and drive and it's like "Nah I'm cool in the backseat or the shotgun seat. I'll let him drive." If they give you the opportunity and usher you to the front, go, go, go, you got to go. His knees might be hurting. I can get you here, but now it's your time.

Posted in Sean John
Posted by Patrick
Diddy is among the group of fashion experts and designers who will provide tips through 30 second clips featured on Macy's Backstage Pass.

These clips are accessed through the scanning of QR codes, most commonly through a mobile device. Kenneth Cole, Tommy Hilfiger, Michael Kors, Rachel Roy, Jessica Simpson and Martha Stewart will also be participating in the campaign. QR codes will be featured in Macy's stores, print campaigns and online.

In the clips below, check out a promo spot for Backstage Pass and a Sean John flavored tip from Diddy.




Posted in Day26
Posted by Patrick
In July, Robert Curry of Day26 released his own version of Kelly Rowland's "Motivation." Listen below, care of his Twitter profile.


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