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Good In Any Hood: Puff Daddy’s ‘Big Homie’ Video

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puff-daddy-big-homieSean Combs has notoriously changed his name as much as a newborn changes diapers. However the Bad Boy CEO is back to using the moniker of Puff Daddy as he gets ready to release a new album this year. Last month Puff released his first single for the upcoming album, “Big Homie,” which features Rick Ross and French Montana. Now we finally have a visual to go along with the track.

As reported by missinfo.tv:

“Puff Daddy is back. The rapper-mogul put his previous alias Diddy aside, and hits the streets in the video, “Big Homie.” Directed by Itchy House Films, Puff touches various hoods coast-to-coast from 125th street in Harlem to Crenshaw Boulevard in Los Angeles, to Miami’s Little Haiti, and finally the famed Waffle House in Atlanta.

“Featuring Rick Ross and French Montana, the star-studded clip features cameos from Snoop Dogg, 2 Chainz, Jermaine Dupri, A$AP Rocky and the A$AP Mob, Ashanti, Vado, DJ Khaled, Wale, Meek Mill, Nelly, Bow Wow, and Lil’ Durk.”

“Big Homie” is the first single from Puff Daddy’s upcoming album, Money Making Mitch expected to be released later this year.

Check Puff Daddy, Rick Ross, and French Montana’s “Big Homie” video above.

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