Sean āDiddyā CombsĀ chose an ideal moment to introduce the world to the Canāt Stop, Wonāt Stop trailer.Ā During Sunday nightās (May 21) Billboard Music Awards, he provided a sneak peek of the Bad Boy-centric documentaryĀ on what would have been The Notorious B.I.G.ās 45th birthday.
Before introducing the trailer to the film, Diddy took time to dote on Biggieās legacy as an artist.
āIn 1993, it was all a dream,ā the rap mogul said. āThatās when God blessed me with the opportunity and the vision to start Bad Boy Records. Bad Boy Records became one of the most successful Hip Hop and R&B labels in history, selling over half a billion records worldwide. But it all started with The Notorious B.I.G. Big sold over 25 million records worldwide. HisĀ āReady To Dieā album. HisĀ āLife After Deathā album ā classics. They changed the game. They changed the game of Hip Hop forever. Biggie was the best rapper I ever had a chance to work with.ā
Diddy later encouraged the audience to get out of their seats and honor Biggie for his birthday. Before showing the trailer to Canāt Stop, Wonāt Stop, he brought out Biggieās son, C.J. Wallace, who also offered a few words on his father.
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āI know my father is looking down on all of us tonight,ā Wallace said. āAnd all of this love and support. My sister and I will continue to carry on his name with tremendous pride. And live my life by his words.ā
The trailer to Canāt Stop, Wonāt Stop features a myriad of artists and industry veterans, including Nas, Mary J. Blige, and Lil Cease. Judging by the minute-and-a-half long trailer, itās clear the documentary also goes into great detail on the death of The Notorious B.I.G.
Canāt Stop, Wonāt StopĀ was unveiledĀ last month during the Tribeca Film Festival andĀ makes it official debut June 25.
