Artist	Song
Usher	OMG (feat. will.i.am)
from Raymond v Raymond (2010)
Jay-Z & Blackstreet	The City Is Mine
from In My Lifetime, Vol. 1 (1997)
Junior M.A.F.I.A.	Get Money
from Conspiracy (2009)
Mary J. Blige	What's the 411?
from What's the 411? (1992)
Lloyd Banks	Beamer, Benz, or Bentley (feat. Juelz Santana)
from Beamer, Benz, or Bentley (feat. Juelz Santana) - Single (2010)
Nas	Street Dreams
from It Was Written (1996)
Fabolous	Young'n
from Ghetto Fabolous (2001)
Young Gunz	Can't Stop, Won't Stop
from State Property Presents the Chain Gang, Vol. 2 (2003)
Jermaine Dupri	Ballin' Out of Control
from Instructions (2001)
Timbaland	Carry Out (feat. Justin Timberlake)
from Shock Value II (2009)
Father MC	I'll Do 4 U
from Love Hip Hop - 12 Slammin' Hip Hop Hits (2000)
Lil' Kim	Big Momma Thang
from Hard Core [Explicit] (2009)
Dru Hill	In My Bed
from Dru Hill: Hits (2005)
Will Smith	Freakin' It
from Will Smith: Greatest Hits (2002)

Comment:

While it took Diddy a couple years to jumpstart his solo career with the shimmering Grandmaster Flash hook of "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down," shades of his chart-conquering sound have popped up since the mid-'90s, starting with such club-pleasing singles as "Get Money." The platinum EZ Elpee production — see also: "Special Delivery" from Diddy's [i]We Invented the Remix[/i] compilation — grabs its quiet-storm groove from one of Roy Ayers' right-hand ladies (Sylvia Striplin) and stars a couple of key Diddy collaborators, the Notorious B.I.G. and Lil' Kim. "The City Is Mine" also seizes Diddy's hip-hop soul sound by the beats, with Biggie's undisputed heir, Jay-Z, running circles around an Eagles-inspired Blackstreet chorus and the sleek sax lines of the Neptunes' Chad Hugo. Sure enough, Diddy and his production team, the Hitmen, showed up on the very same album, cooking up such Jigga Man jams as "I Know What Girls Like," "Where I'm From," and "(Always Be My) Sunshine." As for shot-callin' artists who rule the boardroom [i]and[/i] the radio dial, Jermaine Dupri is simply a shorter version of Diddy, with a bling-flashing theme song ("Ballin' Out of Control") to boot. Speaking of artist who've shared Diddy's spotlight, you haven't heard the half of it until you've combed through the cuts of everyone from Mary J. Blige to Lloyd Banks, from Timbaland to Usher

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