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During his naughty's peak, Sean Combs was part of the superstar A-list.

He dated Jennifer Lopez. He stalled himself as the King of New York.

Welcome, Sean Vinnie Combs.

For years, the man, the man best known as Diddy built a brand.

It's an R&B album. It's tapped back into the positive parts of love. A not very good rapper, but a really canny businessman.

He threw famously decadent parties in the Hamptons.

You know, ain't no party like a Diddy party.

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