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The official remix was released on June 29, 2010 . Album: Appears on Last Train to Paris .

Opens the track with luxury-laden bars about "large bills," "six-speeds," and "hundred carrots" in his jewelry.

Diddy and the group (Dawn Richard and Kalenna Harper) provide the atmospheric chorus and bridging vocals that anchor the song's energy. Visuals & Chart Performance

A blend of R&B and Hip-Hop with electronic influences. Lyrical Themes & Composition

"Hello Good Morning (Remix)" is a high-energy R&B and hip-hop track by Diddy - Dirty Money, featuring heavyweight verses from Rick Ross and Nicki Minaj. Released in 2010 as part of the group's concept album Last Train to Paris , the song is celebrated for its sleek production and club-ready vibe. Artists: Diddy - Dirty Money ft. Rick Ross and Nicki Minaj.

Inspired by Diddy's experiences in , the song focuses on hedonism, success, and wealth.

Diddy - Dirty Money - Hello Good Morning (remix) Ft. Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj Link

The official remix was released on June 29, 2010 . Album: Appears on Last Train to Paris .

Opens the track with luxury-laden bars about "large bills," "six-speeds," and "hundred carrots" in his jewelry.

Diddy and the group (Dawn Richard and Kalenna Harper) provide the atmospheric chorus and bridging vocals that anchor the song's energy. Visuals & Chart Performance

A blend of R&B and Hip-Hop with electronic influences. Lyrical Themes & Composition

Inspired by Diddy's experiences in , the song focuses on hedonism, success, and wealth.