Earlier this month, Billboard named it's 1,000th different #1 single on The Billboard Hot 100, the chart that lists the top singles in the country, regardless of genre. In a break down of labels posted on the Billboard website, Bad Boy was tied for 38th place for the most number ones held by any one label.
Tied for 38th may not seem high, but when you consider that this list goes back to the 1950s and how many labels that have released music since then, it actually is quite impressive.
Can't Nobody Hold Me Down by Diddy featuring Mase (1997)
I'll Be Missing You by Diddy featuring Faith Evans and 112 (1997)
Mo Money Mo Problems by The Notorious B.I.G. featuring Diddy and Mase (1997)
Hypnotize by The Notorious B.I.G. (1997)
Shake Ya Tailfeather by Nelly, Diddy and Murphy Lee (2004)
If you're a basketball fan, you know that Carmelo Anthony was just traded to the New York Knicks, bringing one of the game's bigger stars to a major market. Diddy mentioned on Twitter that television network MSG, which carries Knicks games, released a commercial featuring Dirty Money's "Coming Home." Watch below.
Diddy mentioned on Twitter that the dates for Dirty Money's upcoming "The Coming Home Tour" will be announced on Friday on BET's "106 & Park." The show starts at 6 PM ET.
"We put them all in a room, just a big mirrored box surrounded by cameras, and let them try the collection," Carrigan told us. "The ck one collection is not about wearing clothes the way you've been told, it's about making them your own. We put the pieces in there in all sizes, from XXXL to XS; it's not about the perfect size - it's a play on proportion and androgyny. Girls were wearing jeans that were baggy and far too big, or wearing oversized shirts as dresses, they made the collection their own. It's the personalisation of fashion - and the campaign is really just a reportage of them trying the clothes."
CocoPerez.com has a quick video preview that Cassie calls "just a taste." The campaign will officially kick off on March 1.
SIR Magazine has a video interview with Kalenna of Dirty Money, where she discusses how she met Diddy originally, how the group came together and more.
