Diddy shuts it down for the Obama- supporting crowd at the Last Chance for Change Rally on November 3 in Philadelphia.
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Vote or Die!
Vote or Die!, the infamous voting campaign made popular by hip-hop mogul Diddy, made a comeback this election season to rally youth and college students to make a difference by voting.
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Mary Mary
Mary J. Blige, the “Queen of Hip-Hop Soul,” belted out a few tunes for the crowd in Philadelphia during the Last Chance for Change Rally.
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Speak Now Or Forever Hold Your Peace
Executive Vice President of Warner Music Group Kevin Liles petitioned the crowd to vote and let their voice be heard.
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Proud to be an American
Rapper Jay-Z showed his patriotism at the Last Chance for Change Rally.
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Loud and Proud
A proud supporter of Barack Obama, Jay-Z gave an inspiring performance.
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Worthy Cause
Hip-hop’s major players came together to push for change.
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New Day
Jesse Jackson, Jr., the son of former presidential candidate Jesse Jackson, spoke at the Florida Memorial University on November 2.
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Last Chance for Change
Russell Simmons speaks onstage at the Last Chance for Change Rally in support of Barack Obama in Philadelphia.
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Change Agent
Beyoncé looks rally-ready sporting a bejeweled cap with Obama’s renowned catch phrase, “Change,” in Philadelphia.
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B for Barack
Beyoncé was on hand to show her support.
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Rapper’s Delight
Rapper and fashionista Eve offered her support for the ‘Respect My Vote!’ Get Out the Vote Bus Tour stop in Philly in October.
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Thumbs Up
A true fashionista makes a political statement any way she sees fit. Eve shows off her Barack Obama-designed finger nail.
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Political Play
Chart-topper Mary J. Blige, right. shares the importance of voting along with actor Leonardo Di Caprio, left, and entertainment mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs.
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A Soldier’s Salute
Rapper T.I. lends his support for ‘Respect My Vote!’ Get Out the Vote event in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Atlanta native was proud to cast his vote with early voting.
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Serious Business
Hot 97 New York radio personality Funkmaster Flex encourages his listeners to get out the vote. He attended the ‘Respect My Vote!’ event in Philly, to help galvanize other voters.
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Dress for Success
Diddy takes questions from reporters at his Citizens Change event. His “Vote or Die” campaign quickly caught on during the 2004 election.
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Behind the Curtain
Diddy makes an appearance after casting his vote for president.
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Fight The Power
Soul singer Keyshia Cole makes her way inside the star-studded ‘Respect My Vote!’ Get Out the Vote Bus Tour in Philadelphia.
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Find Out What It Means To Me
Hip Hop Summit President Dr. Benjamin Chavis joins the festivities at the ‘Respect My Vote!’ event.