They then triumphantly delivered their verses from the remix of Waka Flocka Flame's "O Let's Do It," which for Diddy has been a recent high point.
THREE years ago Waka Flocka Flame arrived loudly with "O Let's Do It," a bumpy burst of rowdy boasts and gunfire onomatopoeia.
"When I made 'O Let's Do It,' I ain't have no intentions on being no rapper," he recently told the Web site Life + Times.
It began with "O Let's Do It," his first single, which was released last year, appearing on his first mix tape "Lebron Flocka James" (which was followed a few months later by, inevitably, "Lebron Flocka James 2").
Through remix verses or sheer force of will, he claimed other people's hits as his own: Jim Jones's "We Fly High," 50 Cent's "I Get Money," Waka Flocka Flame's "O Let's Do It".
As on last year's riotous "O Let's Do It," he rhymes with the subtlety of a heavyweight boxer in the late rounds on his rising single "Hard in da Paint," from his "LeBron Flocka James 2" mixtape, released in April.
"They were saying, 'Where do we put O? Do we put it with the fashion magazines?
On Make Love to You, she unveils, via a shakily tuneless croon, some of her few boudoir secrets: "You can me be my kind o' boy, we can do it on the floor".
Do w-h-a-t you said you would... Do it h-o-w -- and h-o-w m-u-c-h -- as much as is needed.
Paul couldn't make out the noise that came through the speaker but thought he heard an O and a K. 'Why do it,' asked Lorrraine, 'when you knew this might happen?' Paul merely smiled, but as Lorraine mulled over the situation, she came up with her own answers.
And it's Obama in '08 with 92% (told you we weren't entirely representative)...but it's Hillary slightly ahead of Gore in 2012 if The Big O doesn't make it this year.
