Diddy recently praised City Girls’ Yung Miami (Caresha Brownlee) in a discussion, drawing comparisons to Oprah and underscoring her vast potential in various fields such as fashion, television, live performances, and engaging podcasts. He expressed admiration for their strong work ethic and believes they are on the verge of making significant strides in the industry.

Drawing on his experience, Diddy highlighted the innovative strategies of both Travis Scott and Yung Miami. Travis Scott has built his wealth through partnerships with prominent brands like Nike, McDonald’s, and Sony. Meanwhile, Yung Miami, recognized for her bold persona, has ventured into various projects, including her talk show, “Caresha Please.”

Diddy believes that Yung Miami and Travis Scott are strong contenders to become the next billion-dollar moguls in hip-hop. In a September cover story for Billboard, the founder of Bad Boy Records stated that both artists have the most promising paths among young musicians, positioning them for significant future wealth. He emphasized that their diverse pursuits extend beyond music, setting them apart in the industry.

In addition to his personal achievements, Diddy is dedicated to philanthropy. In August, he donated $1 million to Atlanta’s Invest Fest to promote financial literacy and gave another million to a Jackson, Mississippi HBCU team through the Sean Combs Foundation. His charitable efforts demonstrate his commitment to making a positive impact on society beyond the music industry.