Video Premiere: Dirty Money (feat. Rick Ross & Nicki Minaj) 'Hello, Goodmorning (Remix)'

Here is the new video from Diddy and his crew Dirty Money for the remix of their song "Hello, Goodmorning." The song is slated to appear on Diddy's album Last Train To Paris that has been pushed back to September 2010.

The video is interesting. I see that Diddy is looking to bring back the flashy side of Hip-Hop with the gold teeth and excessive diamond necklaces...ok.

I'm off to grab a snow cone, I craved one the minute I saw Nicki Minaj's wig....

Dirty Money Performs 'Hello Good Morning' On American Idol

Diddy and his Dirty Money crew recently performed on the American Idol stage in front of a live studio audience. The performance was high energy and I love the concept of the one man two women trio, but this song is dodo at best if you ask me.

I find it ironic that they were lip-syncing on a talent show.

I wonder what Simon would say if it weren't Diddy performing the song. Hell, I wonder what he said after the cameras were put away.

The bright side is, you can always count on Diddy being entertaining; however, so far this Last Train to Paris album is losing my interest.

VIDEO PREMIERE: DIRTY MONEY 'LOVE COME DOWN'

Here is the new video from Diddy and his group Dirty Money for their song "Love Come Down".

The video was pretty good at the beginnning but towards the end it became a little busy, it was good nonetheless. Judging by the comments, people are not really feeling the song. I happen to think the song is fire, the beat is hard.

Two things I learned from the video:

1. Diddy is attempting to bring grills back, but I think we've moved past that phase in Hip-Hop and...

2. Diddy is having a little 90's nostalgia with his fade haircut with the part in the front, that brought back hella memories.

Video Rating: A yummy B.

Video Premiere: Dirty Money-Angels

Here is the new video from Dirty Money for their song "Angels" . The group is made up of Diddy, Dawn Richard, and Kalenna. I believe this song will appear on Diddy's Last Train To Paris which has a release date for early 2010.

The song is friggin hot! Diddy took it back to the 90's when Bad Boy was running things in NYC. He even samples a snippet of Biggie's verse from "My Downfall" off of Life After Death which gave "Angels" more authenticity.

The video is very raw and artful. There is something appealing about seeing a wealthy person in the projects, I am impressed.

Video Rating: A yummy A.