Carisma and Abby were back last night for a new episode of the ‘Cookie Jar.’ Along with the full hour of R&B mixed live, the ladies were joined in the studio by up and coming artist Quincy. He has been known to be raised as one of Diddy’s sons, and he released the hot single “Stay Awhile” last year.
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Rising newcomers Quincy and Kendre paid a visit to ’106 & Park’ on Monday evening and rocked the stage for their live televised debut of “Stay Awhile.” The first single from Quincy, who is the son of Al. B Sure and Kim Porter, however he was raised as one of Diddy’s sons. The two spoke about their performance, their latest instagram photos and more. See the interview portion below…
Last week we brought you the song, and here is the official video. Newcomer Quincy, is settin the young market on fire with his catchy debut single “Stay Awhile” featuring Kendre. The son of Al B. Sure and Kim Porter, who had Diddy as a father figure, debuted the video on 106 & Park last week.
“It’s a young love story, basically telling a girl, the love of your life, to stay a while,” said Quincy, who started out as a rapper. “No one wants to see the one you love walk away, whether she’s going to work or whether she’s leaving you for good. I’m telling her to stay a while so I can really break it down and tell her how I feel.”
He’s currently in the studio working on his debut album, which will feature elements of R&B and dance. “It’s definitely a lot of pressure, but I like a challenge,” he explained.
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Celebrity kid Quincy makes his official debut with a new single for all the young ladies. The 20-year-old singer/actor, who is the son of Kim Porter and Al B. Sure! and grew up with Diddy as a father figure, stopped by “106 & Park” on Thursday to premiere the video for “Stay Awhile.”
“It’s a young love story, basically telling a girl, the love of your life, to stay a while,” said Quincy, who started out as a rapper. “No one wants to see the one you love walk away, whether she’s going to work or whether she’s leaving you for good. I’m telling her to stay a while so I can really break it down and tell her how I feel.”
He’s currently in the studio working on his debut album, which will feature elements of R&B and dance. “It’s definitely a lot of pressure, but I like a challenge,” he explained. Take a listen to Quincy’s new joint below, and let us know your thoughts.
