1. Diddy ($735 million)

Though Mr. Combs hasn’t yet had a Beats-level exit, he might soon, courtesy of huge stakes in TV network Revolt, clothing line Sean John, alkaline water brand Aquahydrate and tequila DeLeon.

2. Dr. Dre ($700 million)

His Beats sale got him the largest single-year payday of any musician in history—and a nine-figure tax bill that kept him from the top of the list. For more on the Beats cofounder, read “Why Dr. Dre Isn’t A Billionaire Yet.”

3. Jay Z ($550 million)

His diversified portfolio continues to grow thanks to assets such as entertainment company Roc Nation and Armand de Brignac champagne. Jay Z’s streaming service Tidal’s impact remains to be seen; read more about his strategy here.

4. 50 Cent ($155 million)

After scoring $100 million on the sale of Vitaminwater in 2007, 50 hopes to repeat the feat with stakes in new ventures including SMS headphones, Effen vodka and Frigo underwear.
For more on 50 Cent’s latest venture, check out “50 Cent Gets Into Underwear.”

5. Birdman ($150 million)

His slight dip this year (down from $160 million and the No. 4 slot in 2014) mirrors the value of his label Cash Money, which has been dogged by rumors of the departure of big acts including superstar Lil Wayne.
For more on the origins of his wealth, read “Baby Money: Inside The Early Days Of Birdman’s Cash Money Records.”

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Is Pdiddy still singing?
Its good to have various source of income o

Fifty, how is 25 cent?