Artist	Song
Trina	Million Dollar Girl (feat. Diddy & Keri Hilson)
from Million Dollar Girl (feat. Diddy & Keri Hilson) - Single (2010)
Waka Flocka Flame	O Let's Do It (Remix) [feat. Diddy, Rick Ross & Gucci Mane]
from O Let's Do It (feat. Diddy, Rick Ross & Gucci Mane) - Single (2010)
Elephant Man	Five-O (Remix) [feat. Wyclef, Swizz Beatz, Assassin, Yung Joc & P. Diddy]
from Let's Get Physical (Deluxe Version) (2008)
Missy Elliott, Mr. Cheeks, Petey Pablo & Puff Daddy	Lights, Camera, Action! (Remix)
from Lights, Camera, Action! - Single (2002)
Mase	Will They Die for You (feat. Puff Daddy & Lil' Kim)
from Harlem World (2009)
Black Rob, G. Dep & P. Diddy	Let's Get It (Featuring P. Diddy & Black Rob)
from Child of the Ghetto (2005)
The Lox Featuring Puff Daddy	Can't Stop, Won't Stop
from Money, Power & Respect (2005)
Donnie Klang	Take You There (feat. P. Diddy)
from Just a Rolling Stone (2008)
Lil' Kim	No Time
from Hard Core (2005)
MC Lyte	Cold Rock a Party (Bad Boy Remix) [feat. Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott]
from Bad As I Wanna B (2007)
KRS-One	Step Into a World (Rapture's Delight) [Remix] {feat. Puff Daddy}
from I Got Next (1997)
Too $hort featuring Puff Daddy	It's About That Money
from Can't Stay Away (1999)
Eminem, Obie Trice, P. Diddy & The Notorious B.I.G.	It Has Been Said (Featuring Diddy, Eminem and Obie Trice)
from Duets - The Final Chapter (2005)
The Madd Rapper	How We Do
from Tell 'Em Why U Madd (1991)
LL Cool J & P. Diddy	After School
from 10 (2002)

Comment:

Whether he's working with old-school heroes or today's top singers/mic slayers, there's no denying the platinum-coated appeal of a Diddy appearance. Or that ghetto-fab swagger of his — a buttery, born-to-be-a-baller flow that's one of the freshest in the game. Take Trina's "Million Dollar Girl," a lavish pop crossover cut that features a heaven-sent Keri Hilson hook, hydraulic beats, and a gentle reminder that Diddy's "richer than all the riches in the world." And then there's the Diana Ross-bumpin' Bad Boy remix of "Cold Rock a Party," one of MC Lyte's biggest hits since her buzz-stirring beginnings back in hip-hop's golden age. But make no mistake: Diddy's capable of killing more than just rap cuts. No matter how you look at it, he transcends genres, from a delirious dancehall remix that features the restless loops of Wyclef Jean and Swizz Beatz (Elephant Man's "Five-O" single, his first for Bad Boy) to an Ibiza-inspired run at rave music. Now if only he'd answer our calls about joining his crew, an extended family that's included everyone from KRS-One and Lil' Kim to LL Cool J and Eminem.

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