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FORBES TITLE DIDDY AS NUMBER 1 RICHEST HIP HOP ARTIST

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April 17, 2014
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We all know Diddy is one rich dude, but it seems he’s even richer than we thought. The rapper-turned-media mogul topped Forbes’ just-released 2014 “Richest Hip Hop Artists” list thanks to an estimated $700 million, a huge increase from last year’s valuation.

In the last year, he added roughly $120 million to the Diddy bank accounts, mainly because of the launch of Revolt TV, his cable TV music channel.

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“Right now my focus is Revolt and making it the number one, most-trusted, most credible worldwide brand for music,” he told Forbes. “And to get Revolt to be the quintessential definition of real time. I think that’s the future.”

Diddy owns a 50% stake in Revolt and had dedicated a large chunk of his day-to-day in getting it off the ground. His last studio album was 2010′s Last Train to Paris, but he’s reportedly working on a new record entitled MMM as Puff Daddy, the name he dropped 13 years ago.

He recently released a new single called “Big Homie,” which featured spots from Rick Ross and French Montana. Other rappers rounding out the list: Dr. Dre, valued at $550 million, Jay Z, Cash Money co-founder Birdman and 50 Cent.

See List Below:-

1. Diddy – $700 Million
2. Dr. Dre – $550 Million
3. Jay-Z – $520 Million
4. Birdman – $160 Million
5. 50 Cent – $140 Million

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