Chase Budinger Dunks over Diddy

Even though the dunk contest was pretty lame this year, I really enjoyed this dunk. Especially because right after getting dunked over Diddy tweeted “White Men can Jump!”. Here’s the video of Budinger dunking over Diddy

Diddy to Launch Revolt, a New Music Network, Through Comcast

By Toju lori, 3m360 Reporter
Comcast, the nation's largest cable provider with more than 22 million subscribers, is teaming up with Sean " Diddy **" Combs to distribute his own network. Comcast will also distribute networks owned NBA superstar Magic Johnson, and Hollywood director Robert Rodriguez. The announcement came Tuesday (Feb. 21) from David L. Cohen, executive vp of Comcast Corporation.
Combs will partner with MTV veteran Andy Schuon on Revolt, which will showcase music and pop culture programming including music videos, live performances, news and interviews with a robust social media component. The network has targeted to launch in 2013.
Revolt, said Combs, "is the first channel created entirely from the ground up in this new era of social media. We're building this platform for artists to reach an extraordinary number of people in a completely different way. Revolt will be live, like all great moments in television history."

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On the music front, aside from appearing on Rick Ross **' mixtape "Rich Forever," Diddy is focused on strengthening his Bad Boy team. Diddy recently signed French Montana ** and Baltimore rapper, Los. "We're trying to put that young, youthful energy out in the air and do it the only way that Bad Boy can do it," Diddy told 3m360 News

P DIDDY lunches his own TV station

Why is He famous
He's the musical brainchild behind some of the biggest and most recognizable songs over the past decade and the producer of the influential albums Ready To Die and Life After Death by Notorious B.I.G. and his own No Way Out.
Diddy's new channel is called Revolt and will launch on Comcast in 2013. Revolt will feature music videos and music news aimed at African-American viewers.
Diddy says.
I’m thrilled to be at the helm to usher in a completely new model of television that brings together the artist community, social media, and cutting edge technology. The opportunity to create a home for music, artists, and fans to communicate in an authentic way is truly unique. REVOLT will celebrate and recreate the platform that helped launch my career, and give the world a new way to experience music on television.