Amaar Burton
If anyone is living proof that hustle is a talent, it's Diddy. The veteran music mogul and captain of #TeamNoSleep is taking a well-deserved vacation to celebrate his 51st birthday, during which he took a moment to give a shout-out to Draya Michele as the "Hustler of the Year" in his eyes.
Diddy + Draya Party Together
“Basketball Wives” alum, actress, designer and model Draya Michele made it down to Diddy’s private party island. Diddy made a toast to the hard-working hustler who has raised her net worth to reportedly over $1 million recently.
Diddy Launches Black Political Party
Heading into Election Day, Diddy went into activist/boss mode to work for social change. He announced he’s launching a Black political party made up of both Republican and Democratic elected officials.
“Things have got too serious. It would be irresponsible of me to have us hold our vote hostage. But it would also be irresponsible of me to let this moment go by and not make sure going forward we are doing what it takes to own our politics. … We need to get Biden in and hold him accountable. Trump has taken things too far. As Black people, we aren’t even a topic of real discussion. We can no longer stand for doing the same thing over and over expecting different results. That’s insanity! It’s time we unify. … So, I’m launching one of the boldest things I’ve ever launched. I’m launching a Black political party with some young Black elected officials and activists. It’s called @OurBlackParty , it doesn’t matter if you are Republican or Democrat…” -Diddy’s Twitter
Diddy also explained the importance of not only getting Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris into office, but also holding them accountable.
Hip-Hop Slams Mike Pence
Recently, the rap game wasted no time showing a strong distaste for Vice President Mike Pence. Everyone from Lil Yachty to 2 Chainz let loose on their issues with the vice president during the VP debate.
Kamala Harris Bodies Mike Pence
Throughout the vice presidential debate, Kamala Harris held it down for the Democratic party. She held her composure and found herself checking Pence on multiple topics including racial inequality and the coronavirus pandemic.
