P. Diddy

Sean John Coomes is an American rapper and producer who has used the stage names Puff Daddy, P Diddy and just Diddy throughout his career. According to the magazines "Forbes" and "Time", he is one of the most influential and wealthy figures in the world of hip-hop. Since 2009 he is the founder of Diddy - Dirty Money group.

Sean was born on November 4, 1969 in Harlem, his childhood was not the most rosy. In the late 1980s, Coomes took a job at Uptown Records, where he was responsible for finding and contracting promising hip-hop artists, including Mary J. Blige, Usher, Lil Kim and many other today's stars.

Already in 1993, Coomes founded his own label Bad Boy Records, which caused a lot of buzz, as the label released records that were built on a very wide sampling of famous hits of the past.

In 1997, Comes spearheaded hip-hop's breakthrough into the musical mainstream following the assassination of friendly rapper The Notorious BIG, collaborating with the deceased's wife, Faith Evans, a Grammy-winning "memorial" song "I'll Be Missing You." "For" Best Rap Duet Performance ".

In total, the rapper has released six studio albums: 1997 "No Way Out", 1999 "Forever", 2001 "The Saga Continues", 2002 "We Invented the Remix", 2006 "Press Play", and in 2010 "Last Train to Paris" is already in the group "Diddy - Dirty Money".