Q: You've had great success with your single It's Goin' Down and album Yung Joc City. Are you still riding high?
A: Oh yeah, man. I'm about to go to Japan, and when I get back from Japan I'm doing the Scream Tour. Everything's been good, I've been working hard and the album's platinum now, so, I'm good.
Q: Other than heading to Japan what's next on the horizon? Any new singles?
A: Yeah, the new single is called 1st Time, featuring Marques Houston and Trey Songz.
Q: How's your latest single I Know You See It been doing?
A: It's been great, man. That's the one that took me over the edge, over the top.
Q: Dem Franchize Boyz are performing at the concert, too, and they're from Atlanta like you. Do you share any connections?
A: Yeah, yeah, yeah. We all know the some people, man, you know what I'm saying, we're from the same part of town and everything like that.
Sunday, November 12, 2006
Yung Joc Interview
Saturday, November 11, 2006
Thursday, November 09, 2006
Diddy SoundScan Numbers
Diddy Press Play Fell 13 spots to 20th on SoundScan..
1-1 last week Hannah Montana soundtrack (203,000; 485,000 total)
2-NEW Barry Manilow (202,000)
20-7 Diddy (42,000; 273,000 total): Dropped 30% in its third week.
Thursday, November 02, 2006
B5 Movie Cameo
Bad Boy Coming Your Way
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Jazze Pha to Collaborate with Joc and Jody Breeze
The Atlanta-based producer recently helmed records for Sammie, Lil Scrappy and Lloyd as well as "Stop & Go," the lead single from UGK's upcoming double-disc album, "Underground Kingz." Next up, Pha will head to the studio with Yung Joc, Cherish, Young Dro and Jody Breeze of Boyz N Da Hood.
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Diddy on the Today Show
Also,
Interview: Diddy Returns After Five Years
Here's a excerpt
Q. One last thing: Can you please explain why someone supposedly worth hundreds of millions of dollars, who hasn't done a record in five years, still wants to rap?
The thing was, I didn't say that. I didn't think, "OK, I'm going to get back into it." I never really, really, like, left. It's just like when you are producing as much as I was producing -- everybody from Biggie to Jay(-Z) to Snoop (Dogg) to Barry White to Sting to Aretha Franklin, Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson -- sometimes you just need to stop the monotony.
So I ran a marathon. Starred on Broadway. Did some TV shows. And I just went into the studio to create. ... It was the first time I went in as an artist, and I didn't go in with any expectations. And I said if I came up with something fresh and new, then I would put it out.