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Music mogul Diddy is going to expand his impressive résumé with buzz about being attached to an upcoming FX Network television series called "Brightmoor."
Details of Puff’s latest venture bubbled online over the weekend.
Sean Combs is expanding his multimedia empire into the realm of cartoons. Deadline reports that Diddy is developing an animated series called Brightmoor for FX alongside King Of The Hill writer Chip Hall and rising Detroit comedian Chris Powell aka Comedian CP. (Stereo Gum)
Reports have compared the upcoming series to Comedy Central’s popular “South Park” show.
Created and written by King Of The Hill alum Chip Hall and rising Detroit comedian Chris Powell aka Comedian CP, Brightmoor is described as South Park set in inner-city Detroit. It revolves around the African American pupils at Brightmoor Elementary. (Deadline)
Diddy recently announced his grand return to the studio with a slew of high-profile artists.
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According to recent reports, Puff Daddy is named in the production credit notes of rap star Kanye West‘s new “All Day” hit.
Theophilus London and Allan Kingdom are the main guests, but according to the full credits, Kendrick Lamar and Diddy (Puff Daddy) are also involved. Production on the track comes from Kanye, Diddy, French Montana, Velous & Charlie Heat. Travis Scott contributed additional production, with Kendrick contributing songwriting, alongside Noel Ellis, Mike Dean and Noah Goldstein. (DIY)
Diddy needs to help out his own Revolt channel. That channel sucks. They don’t have any good shows and don’t even play good music.