Hip Hop’s True Renaissance Man: A Retrospective of the Career of Sean “Puffy” Combs

Born and raised in Mount Vernon, New York, Puffy worked as a Hip-Hop promoter early in his career. In 1991, Puffy partnered with famous rapper Heavy D, also from Mount Vernon to throw the first annual Heavy D and Puff Daddy Celebrity Basketball Game at Manhattan’s City College. The game was intended to raise money for AIDS charities. Due to overcrowding and low security, a stampede occurred leaving nine people dead. Puffy has been quoted as saying that the event is something that he deals with everyday of his life. However, in spite of this tragic event, Puffy continued to work hard toward his dream of being a successful music executive.

[mobilead]City College Flier

[cpxadvert placement=”53″]

Related articles

Fat Joe G Checks Wack 100

Fat Joe Runs Into Wack 100 — Tension or...

@realberniceburgos

Connect With Bernice Instagram: @ Platform: Model / Influencer Audience: 1.5M+ followers Want...

@Persephanii? The Model Known as “Thick Yoncé

Persephanii, widely known as “Thick Yoncé,” is one of...

@Jailyne Ojeda Ochoa

Jailyne Ojeda Ochoa is one of the most recognizable...

@MiaKhalifa

Mia Khalifa is one of the most recognizable names...
Hip Hop My Way
Hip Hop My Way
HipHopMyWay has a pulse on all things Hip Hop, and is now committed to showcasing NEW unsigned/undiscovered talent. Our mission is to give the culture of Hip Hop a reliable platform and community. We are a digital community where you can discover talent and new music from Independent Artists, Producers, Songwriters & DJ's. Vote for your favorite performers and help them win opportunities. We provide resources and tips from top industry experts to help educate our members.