Best Of Both Worlds: Diddy & Giggs Reunite In London For Epic Charity Concert

On
Tuesday
(November
7)
night,
the
O2
Shepherds
Bush
Empire
in
London
was
electrified
by
an
explosive,
sold-out
performance
by
two
titans
of
hip-hop,
Sean
“Diddy”
Combs
and
Giggs.
They
dominated
the
stage
with
back-to-back
hits,
including
a
live
debut
of
‘Mandem,’
which
drove
the
crowd
into
a
frenzy.

The
crowd
had
no
idea
that
Diddy
had
a
surprise
in
store.
Combs
introduced
Shyne
to
perform
the
iconic
‘Bad
Boyz’
anthem
and
‘Bonny
&
Shyne’
as
part
of
a
star-studded
lineup
of
special
guests
that
included
King
Combs,
Jozzy
and
Nova
Wave.
Jozzy,
the
premier
artist
signed
to
Love
Records,
performed
‘Homecoming,’
while
Nova
Wave
delivered
‘What’s
Love’
from
his
#1
R&B
album

The
Love
Album:
Off
The
Grid.

The
highly
influential
and
respected
Giggs
collaborated
with
Diddy
for
this
unique
show,
bringing
West
London
to
a
standstill
as
fans
lined
up
outside
the
venue.
Giggs
also
invited
Kyze,
Dubz,
Potter
Payper,
Lojay,
ML,
Tiny
Boost,
Youngs
Teflo
and
Suspect
to
the
stage
for
an
unforgettable
night
of
music.
He
also
presented
Diddy
with
a
cake
as
the
crowd
sang
Happy
Birthday.

Tickets
for
the
event
(which
went
on
sale
on
November
1st)
were
sold
in
aid
of
two
important
charities
for
the
Black
British
community:
Sickle
Cell
Society
and
Black
Minds
Matter.
The
former
raises
funds
for
those
affected
by
Sickle
Cell,
while
the
latter
is
a
mental
health
charity
aimed
at
supporting
the
Black
community
in
accessing
therapy.
Tickets
sold
out
in
just
5
minutes.

The
Shepherd’s
Bush
show
reunited
Giggs
and
Diddy
who
dropped
the
single
‘Mandem’
on
August
4th,
exactly
15
years
to
the
day
that
Giggs’
classic
and
massively
influential
debut
album,

Walk
In
Da
Park
was
released.
‘Mandem’
was
the
first
track
released
from
the
new
18-track
project

Zero
Tolerance,
which
features
artists
from
both
sides
of
the
Atlantic,
including
Jadakiss,
21
Savage,
Dave
East,
Popcaan,
Potter
Payper
and
Tiny
Boost.

Zero
Tolerance
is
Giggs’
first
full-length
record
since
2020’s

Now
Or
Never
and
finds
the
rapper
returning
to
the
stage
stronger
than
ever
with
a
record
he’s
described
as
an
“instant
classic.”
In
the
fifteen
years
since

Walk
In
Da
Park
Giggs
has
rightly
become
regarded
as
one
of
the
most
pioneering,
consistent,
uncompromising
and
most
loved
British
artists.
The
release
of

Zero
Tolerance
further
cements
his
cultural
importance
on
the
global
stage.

This
event
marked
another
milestone
in
the
illustrious
career
of
Diddy,
highlighting
his
30-year
legacy
in
the
industry
and
the
enduring
power
and
influence
of
Bad
Boy
Records.
He
celebrated
his
triumphant
return
to
music
with
his
latest 
#1
album,

The
Love
Album:
Off
the
Grid,
under
the
LOVE
RECORDS
imprint.
The
album
showcases
a
spectacular
array
of
talent
and
embodies
Diddy’s
belief
in
the
power
of
collaboration,
featuring
an
impressive
lineup
of
R&B
and
musical
titans.
Diddy’s
music
career
includes
numerous
accolades
including
11
#1
hit
songs
and
3
Grammy
Awards.
He
has
also
produced
hundreds
of
songs
as
well
as
performed
with
the
biggest
names
in
music.
His
Bad
Boy
label
has
sold
more
than
400
million
albums
with
their
songs
accumulating
over
3
billion
streams.

Diddy
and
Giggs
treated
fans
to
a
legendary
show
like
only
they
could.
Check
out
some
photos
from
the
electric
night
below!