“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 News.

Check out the introduction of Hip-Hop's newest Bad Boy.

Not to be outdone by the new generation, Nas shut the place down with a performance of "Made You Look" to close out the show. With Nas perparing to release a new studio album this year, we can only hope that this trip down memory lane serves as a preview of what's to come.

Continue on, to see for yourselves. Be sure to look out for the 'Hostile Takeover' Tour, in a city near you.

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In addition, the Bad Boy Records artist spoke on being overlooked by several media outlets, and not being given the credit he feels he deserves. "I really thought that the MTV Breakout Artist, when I beat Mac [Miller], when I beat A$AP [Rocky], I beat [Lil] Twist, who had Justin Beiber tweeting for him, Wayne, all those guys, and my fans still came through for me...A$AP gets the cover of Complex, MGK doesn't even get a section!"

Hear what else the 21 year old phenom had to say, in this very enlightening interview.

The Cocaine Records founder is the newest addition to the Bad Boy team, and with a new label situation on the books, he's focused on cranking out more music with a forthcoming Coke Boys mixtape. According to Montana, even though it's been three years since he's dropped a Cocaine City DVD, he has every intention of revisiting the very project that helped get his name in the streets. "When I shifted to the music, I put the Cocaine sh*t to the side. You know, out of sight out of mind. I've only been focused on rap. But when I come back with it, the fans will be like, 'Whoa, we forgot he had this.'"

What started out as a way to increase his fan base, turned into a platform for him to interview both major and underground artists, but despite the hiatus he's confident that the public will continue to support the DVDs. "I think that people will still love it. It'll still be that potent product. It's still the stuff you don't see on TV. People love the controversy."

In the midst of his busy schedule Montana makes sure to remain devoted to his wife of five years, and his toddler son. "The most beautiful thing is making him smile," he said. Yet even though he's off the market, that didn't stop him from shelling out relationship advice on getting a woman's attention. "Tips? When I holler at women, I just let them know that I'm married and if I get with them, it's a one night stand. Nah, I'm just joking. [Laughs.] Hollering at ladies—the tips I give people—ladies know what they wanna do when they first speak to you. They already decided if they're gonna give you some pu**y. They're smarter than you."

Since he made headlines for implying that Drake wanted to fight Common, while talking up his own appearance on the "Stay Schemin'" diss, he finally set the record straight. This time around, Montana steered clear of making anymore jokes about the Young Money MC's softer side, revealing that Drizzy would never even think of getting physical. "What I said, that was a joke," he explained. "But they ran with it like Drake really told me he wanted to fight or something. It was just a joke. I feel like rap is a sport, and if it wasn't for stuff like that, it would be boring."

MGK's song "Invincible" well serving as the introductory theme Cena. "The reaction to 'Invincible' has been amazing. First, Verizon picked it to run in their campaign and now it's an official Wrestlemania song. It's crazy."

Kelly added, "John Cena and myself are both underdogs and the song is about struggle, I think it's so cool they chose it."

Cena will be facing off against The Rock. Last year's Wrestlemania event grossed over $6.6 million in ticket sales, which means this will be tremendous exposure for Kelly, who will be on his Hostile Takeover Tour during the airing of the event.

This is a great piece of good news for Kelly, who's recently experience a bit of legal troubles. Kelly was apprehended while in Florida on charges of misdemeanor disorderly conduct, but was shortly released on $100 bond. Hopefully the Bad Boy artist can remain focused and continue to receive good news such as this.

Here's a look at WWE's Promo on John Cena, featuring MGK's "Invincible."

Be on the lookout for French's debut album, Pardon My French, coming soon.

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