Jay-Z is not only drinking champagne, but making money off of it.

Diddy’s actually wrong here — first time he had his face on the Forbes was in 1999, alongside Jerry Seinfeld.

Having this guy around also helped.

Diddy is reiterating the fact that the three rappers on this song are worth a truckload of money — over $1 billion, to be exact.

50 Cent banked $100 million after taxes on a single deal when Coca-Cola bought VitaminWater parent Glaceau in 2008.

Or, at the very least, a stake in an African diamond mine.

He’ll still mess you up, though.

Not only does 50 have a pricey timepiece, but he’s got brokers at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs watching over his portfolio.

The three rappers on this song — Jay-Z, Diddy and 50 Cent — are actually worth over $1 billion, according to Forbes.

The New York football Giants play in New York metro area (their stadium, of course, is in New Jersey), as do the giants of hip-hop earnings — Diddy, Jay-Z, and 50 Cent — who recorded this remix after claiming the first three spots in the first-ever Forbes Hip-Hop Cash Kings list (edited ever since by yours truly).