Diddy's Bringing His Bad Boy Story To Jay Z's Biggest Rival, Clashing W/ "Power"

Bad Boy Entertainment’s Diddy isn’t playing fair. The music mogul has joined forces with Apple Music for his “Can’t Stop Won’t Stop” documentary.

Puff Daddy went to Instagram Thursday (April 27) to reveal his upcoming doc.

According to a press release, the Apple Music executive will focus on Bad Boy’s 20-year run.

In 1993, Sean “Diddy” Combs, aka Puff Daddy, founded Bad Boy Records, and changed American life forever. In 2016, the Bad Boy Family reunited for the biggest homecoming in hip-hop history, cementing their legacy as a driving force behind music and culture. The film, produced by Sean “Diddy” Combs, and Heather Parry, alongside executive producers Michael Rapino, Andre Harrell and Alex Avant, explores the passion and personalities behind Bad Boy, and goes inside the ups and downs in the making of a movement and staging of an unprecedented musical event.

“Can’t Stop Won’t Stop” is slated to face-off against “Power” season four which premieres June 25.

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Last month, fellow music executive Dame Dash revealed Diddy’s late protégé Notorious B.I.G. wanted to leave Bad Boy for his record label.

“Biggie’s plan was to give Puff and them like three more albums because that’s what his deal is, then come sign with us, and we was gon’ do The Commission. We were looking for like a Charlie Baltimore, it ended up being her, that wasn’t our choice that was his. But, you know, that was what was gonna happen, or at least that’s what was talked about very seriously. I think that’s why he did a double album. Then he was gonna do a triple album, and he was gonna be out his contract, and then he was gonna come f*ck with us. I tried to sign The Firm but then Steve Stoute snaked us for that.” (Hip Hop Motivation)