Drake A King Among Kings

Back in October, Drake tied Diddy with the most #1 singles on the Billboard Rap Songs chart. Now with “Make Me Proud” landing at #1 last week, Mr. Graham has surpassed Puff with 11 #1s.

Drake – Best I Ever Had
Forever (Eminem, Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Drake)
Say Something (Timbaland Feat. Drake)
Drake – Over
Drake – Fancy (Feat. T.I. & Swizz Beatz)
Right Above It (Lil Wayne Feat. Drake)
Aston Martin Music (Rick Ross Feat. Chrisette Michele & Drake)
Moment 4 Life (Nicki Minaj Feat. Drake)
I’m On One (DJ Khaled Feat. Drake, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne)
Drake – Headlines
Drake – Make Me Proud (Feat. Nicki Minaj)

Sean "Diddy" Combs To Launch his own African American Network Channel

According to Nickie Leaks.com  Hip-Hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs is ready to launch a TV network. It will be a music themed cable network named ‘Revolt.’ The Bad Boy Entertainment Exec is ready to expand his already vast portfolio to that of Network Producer.
Read more details below!

 Broadcasting and Cable says Revolt is set to premiere on December 12th 2012, with help from former MTV Programming Chief Andy Schuon, who in 2006 spearheaded the music channel International Music Feed (IMF).

The channel will be aimed at the African American audience, and sources have confirmed that Comcast and Time Warner Cable will also be heavily involved in the project. This joint venture will target at least 18 million households between Comcast and Warner.


Bad Boy Entertainment Headquarters in New York have yet to confirm reports.

Will You watch the Revolt network channel?

Source: Nickie Leakes.com.

Diddy & Shyne Squash The Beef

After holding a grudge toward his former Bad Boy Records boss Diddy for over a decade, rapper Shyne claims he is back on good terms with the music mogul.

According to Shyne, they had a conversation and ironed all of their issues out.

"As far as Puff is concerned, that's been a long time coming," Shyne exclusively told MTV News of the conversation he and the Bad Boy CEO had earlier this month. "He had reached out to me twice while I was in the pen, but I just wasn't ready for it." Shyne wouldn't elaborate on the details of his and Combs' conversation, but he did walk away from the call in a much more positive place. "For me, the conversation was a confirmation of what I felt. Son kept it super tall, and that's what it's about. When a man says, 'Listen, as a man, I make mistakes and I own that.' What could you do?" Well what can they do? Surely the two can get back into the studio, but Shyne didn't dish on any new musical developments. He did reveal that the two plan to have a second conversation, this time in person. "I just feel real good about moving on with our relationship. Me and son, we gonna get together in Paris -- I'm in Paris right now. We gonna get together in a couple of weeks, and we gonna sit at the roundtable." (MTV)

In summer 2010, Shyne said he did not understand Diddy's lack of support during their 2000 court battle 
over a nightclub shooting.

"I don't know whether he was nervous, afraid," Shyne says of Puffy. "When you're afraid and you're emotional, that's a different survival tactic. Those are the people that do anything, regardless of character and integrity, to preserve and protect themselves, regardless of who they hurt. I guess maybe that was the situation. Never been in a situation like that, where he facing years, and he got hundreds of millions and all that shit at stake. But where I'm from, doesn't matter. You lose everything for your comrade. Again, if you're in battle, I'll catch a bullet, too. It ain't like, Yo, he's dead. Don't make no sense for me to die, too. Nah, I'ma die, too! So you hope or you take for granted that all men are the same. But I know all men are not." (XXL Mag)