While Kiss failed to disclose which label will release the album, the ill-fated deal with Bad Boy may be a result of solo contracts signed by each of the three members. The “Without You” rapper most recently dropped his Consignment mixtape last month, while Styles P released Master of Ceremonies in 2011, and Sheek Louch's last release was 2010's Donnie G: Don Gorilla.

The trio's debut Money Power & Respect, released in 1998, peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard album charts.

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Just a few days ago, rumors began circulating that Rick Ross has his sights on adding Ma$e to the Maybach Music Group empire. Lord knows (see what we did there?) Ma$e could use the check right about now. Would Ma$e be a good fit at MMG? Would the Bawse loan him that $125K? Will Ma$e perform his verse from "Mo Money Mo Problems"?

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Watch the Spliff TV directed video for "Everything's A Go" below. Montana's Bad Boy debut, Excuse My French, is set to drop later this year.

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Café's Hell's Kitchen mixtape is out now, his proper Shakedown debut drops sometime this year. Watch the Aristotle directed video for the "Let It Go (Remix)" below. 

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Diddy also recently signed young talent in French Montana and Machine Gun Kelly. The Bad Boy Records CEO said he is looking to stay with the youth movement, announcing the signing in a recent interview with MTV News.

“It's time for a whole new generation; it's time for a whole new movement. So we got [Machine Gun Kelly], French Montana, Red Café; we got Cassie. We also have a new artist named Los that we signed. It's official," Diddy told MTV's Sway Calloway.

The Baltimore native is no stranger to rocking with Mr. Ciroc. Los tried out for Diddy's Making The Band series in 2002 but opted out after making the final cut. He would later spit a 10-minute freestyle audition for an amazed Diddy who signed the young rapper to his Bad Boy label in 2006.

A legal situation with Los' then indie label would force the two parties to part ways in 2008 without him releasing an album. After spending the last few years dropping several acclaimed mixtapes, Carlos Coleman is back with Bad Boy.

"We're trying to put that young, youthful energy out in the air and do it the only way that Bad Boy [Records] can do it,” Diddy added.

Carl Thomas's new album Conquer is in stores now and can set the mood right, so definitely check it out.

Forget faking it 'til you make it, Joc reveals,

"Hold off on all the jewelry and the cars. ... Spending 10 bands to throw in the strip club just to show people you got money, Nicca you better be smarter than that with your money..."

"Kanye doesn't have a phone," he said. According to Montana, he met with Yeezy twice but things just didn't pan out correctly. "If you need to get in contact with Kanye, you have to email him. You can't tell me how to do that. I don't know how to use an email, so I guess me and you is never gonna talk, and I'ma put my career in your hands? He's definitely talented and I felt like if I went there, we would have definitely made history."

On the flip side, Montana's professional connection with Diddy appeared to be a better bet. Unlike his experience with West, Montana praised Diddy's ability to deliver on his words. "When I met up with Puff, everything he promised me came through," he said.

In lieu of a failed deal with Akon's Konvict Music imprint, and legal red tape brought on by the incarceration of his friend Max B, roadblocks have done little to hinder French's grind. The Cocaine City Records founder is known for consistently flooding the streets with new material, starting with his Cocaine City DVDs, which he began releasing in 2002, and dropping more than a dozen mixtapes since 2007.

Now that he's got his label residency under control, the 27-year-old is working on his Bad Boy debut Pardon My French, which will be executive produced by Diddy and Rick Ross, but has yet to reveal a release date for the project.

Listen to the full interview below.

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3