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11/24: Diddy on German TV Show

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Posted by: Patrick

Diddy was on a German TV show to promote "Press Play" and it was a nice little segment. It's always interesting to see how people in other countries perceive music differently from us in the U.S. You can see a couple of clips on YouTube. On the second one, the guy asks Diddy to say some lyrics over him playing the guitar. Diddy drops a slowed down version of his verse on "It's All About the Benjamins".

Via tyrant at BadBoyForever.com.

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