Jermaine Dupri has jumped on a remix to Zoe's "Hood N****". He opens the track with a verse - besides that, the track is the same.

My copy of the Japanese release of "Let's Get Physical" arrived today.

In addition to the executive producers previously mentioned, Rupert "Q 45" Blake is also credited, to go along with Diddy, Chris Chin, Harve Pierre and Willie Daniels. Here are the track by track producers:

1. "Ready Fi Di Video"
Produced by Mark Pinnock for Natural Bridge Productions.

2. "Drop Dead"
Produced by Stephen McGregor for Big Ship Productions.

3. "The Way We Roll (Remix)" featuring Busta Rhymes and Shaggy
Produced by Cipha Sounds and Solitair. Remixed by Willie Daniels for Tropical Blendz Inc.

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Elephant Man. Ele. The Energy God. Whatever you call him, he's one of the biggest stars in dancehall. Signing someone at the top of their genre is a big deal, though I'm not sure that Bad Boy (and Diddy) got enough credit for this one. In doing so, they have virtually guaranteed that Bad Boy's first dancehall/reggae release will be a memorable one. His Bad Boy debut, "Let's Get Physical", is due out on November 6.

Solitair gave an interview where he said that he and Cipha Sounds produced a track for you that Diddy and Busta Rhymes got on.

I'm playing that track. "This is the Way We Roll".

Can you tell me about the track, what it's called and whether or not it made the album?

The track you're talking about, with me, Busta Rhymes and Shaggy, it's called "This is The Way We Roll".

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Check out their site for more.

Via Ish in the forums.

Here are Bad Boy's positions on the latest Hot 100 chart:

86. "Hood Figga" by Gorilla Zoe (a new high, up from 95).

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Yung Joc came on toward the end of the show and performed a different rendition of "Coffee Shop" then he has been performing. It was a live band version and it sounded a little difference. Joc's last verse was very different as they switched up the music and he changed his flow. To be honest, I didn't like it. But, hey, it's different. Zoe was not there.

They played "Bottle Poppin" to end the show. It was given a similar treatment. This one, I liked, though. The performance will be viewable on the Jimmy Kimmel Live site. It's not up, yet, though.

Edit: It's 12:05 PM ET, not 11:05 PM ET. Sorry for the confusion.

According to the Bad Boy MySpace, Yung Joc will be performing "Coffee Shop" and "Bottle Poppin" on Jimmy Kimmel Live tonight. The show starts at 12:05 PM ET on ABC.