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You can listen to it at AllHipHop.com. It doesn't feature Lil' Kim, as was previously reported.
Jordan posted some videos of her homecoming and preparing for her homecoming. Watch them below.
We have just 7 days until "Press Play" is released! Pre-order it at Amazon.com now!
From SFGate.com:
But the show was far from somber. Lil' Kim, performing for the first time since being released from jail earlier this year, donned sweats as she, Remy Ma and Da Brat took the stage to honor MC Lyte. Diddy, Fabolous and Q-Tip channeled early Beastie Boys circa the late '80s.
Nah Right has a picture.
That should be awesome.
Sister Souljah, Executive Director of Daddy's House Social Programs, will be speaking at the University of Tennessee tonight.
�She will be mostly speaking on African-Americans� roles in the university setting,� said Brown. �But she�ll be speaking more towards African-American women especially since her two books, �The Coldest Winter Ever� and �No Disrespect,� were geared towards African-American women.�
Well, "Tell Me" is the second single for "Press Play". And "Last Night" is supposed to be the third. But, an article at MTV News mentions:
Erick White just directed the video for "Tell Me," which should be out soon. There's also a split video coming for "I Am"/ "Everything I Love" and "Diddy Rock" may be getting its own clip too.
Via FAB at BadBoyForever.com.
Diddy has said before that "Press Play" will be his final album. But, in an article at MTV News, he leaves the door open:
"To be honest, I would love for it to be the last one," he said. "My first couple of albums talked about drama, death, tragedy, controversy � ups and downs. This album is about love. I would love to end it on a note of love. I don't want to overstay my welcome. I ain't never been a cat to overdo it; I don't want to overdo it now. I feel like I'm at my best on this album. It makes people feel good when they hear it.
Via FAB at BadBoyForever.com.
Update: Nevermind.
It appears that that may be the case:
The techno-infused style of Afrika Bambaataa and the punk spin of the Beastie Boys were also acknowledged, as were gangsta-rap pioneer Ice Cube and entrepreneurial wizard and Def Jam founder Russell Simmons, who was introduced by one of his more famous pupils, Sean "Diddy" Combs.
HOT 97 is holding a giveaway called "Diddy's Dough" where listeners could win $97,000 of Diddy's dough.
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