Nobodysmiling.com : Yeah. Do you feel like it's poetic justice that 50 is going at Puff now? You guys had your issues with Puff and 50.

Styles P : I'm good with Puff now.

Nobodysmiling.com : I know now but in the past, nah' mean?

Styles P : I mean Puff had a lot of trial and tribulations in his life, so, me, if I ain't fighting
with you. I don't wish no fight on you; you understand what I'm saying?

Nobodysmiling.com : OK.

Styles P : I only got beef with somebody when I got beef with em. Other than that it doesn't really-you
understand what I'm saying?

Nobodysmiling.com : Yeah I know what you mean.

Styles P : I'm the kinda n**** I don't wish jail on my worst enemy.

Nobodysmiling.com : Oh OK.

Styles P : Some s*** I look at and some s*** I don't look.

Nobodysmiling.com : I got you.

Styles P : Like, right now Im feeling Puff cause what he did for us he didnt have to do so, as much as I was a man and stated when it was a problem, I gotta state that he also gave back- he didn't have to do what he did.

Nobodysmiling.com : That's definitely true.

Styles P : So I gotta be a man on that side and respect that too.

This one's harder than you think. Many Hip-Hop enthusiasts see Diddy as an easy villain to blame for the commercial "setbacks" that rap music has endured over the past one and a half decades. With his latest album, Press Play (Bad Boy/Atlantic), Diddy is schooling his harshest critics in Hip-Hop Mogulism 101. This whole rap movement has never been about good versus evil. The same man who could unabashedly bring cheesy 80's remakes to living rooms across the world is the same man who could introduce you to one of the greatest lyricists ever to walk the planet.

Last night Diddy hosted a Black Party. Just to let you know, I was not there, but I did have some friends that were. I was informed that it was a seriously fun event. There was a key rule that some people forgot! If you didn't have on Black, you were assed out. I heard people were turned away at the door with only a few exceptions. Basically, if you saw a person inside without black, they were connected. I heard one of the people in charge of the list screamed on a door guy for letting an attendee in with a blue shirt. Little did she know, that guy was down with Jimmy Henchmen. The door dude took the tongue lashing from the chick like a man. Other than that, people were pretty cool except for a few people that were just trying to get in without credentials. They failed.

Inside was another story. There was a mix of old sounds, new sounds and Diddy's new album, Press Play - which is out today. (I like this album, by the way. Diddy took adult Hip-Hop to a new plateau with the dance tracks, the hardcore rap joints and the relationship rhymes.) Now, from what I was told, the party was pretty hot. Some people that were there included Kanye West, Peedi Peedi, Babs, Cassie, Black Buddafly, Fat Man Scoop, Cheri Dennis, Ness, Dougie Fresh, Magic Johnson, Nicole from ANTM, Lyor Cohen, Tommy Davidson, Kevin Liles, Julissa, Terrence J & Rocsi and probably more than that. Diddy wasn't drinking Cristal either.