Friends of New Jack Swing singer turned radio jock Al B. Sure say don’t expect to see him in Atlanta at his son Quincy Brown‘s Super Sweet 16 party this weekend. Apparently Al is not happy that his son recognizes rap mogul Sean Combs as his father. “The theme of the party is ‘Stuntin Like My Daddy’ and Al is not stuntin’ like that,” said a friend of Al’s yesterday. “A lot of people are confused about that,” said the New York area source. “It hurts him to see his son look up to another man who is wealthier than he is and can provide a better life for Quincy.”
But what kid wouldn’t want to be considered the son of a flamboyant entertainer like Sean Combs? It’s easier to impress your friends when you claim a daddy who is a multimillionaire mogul vs. a radio jock who is barely making ends meet. Quincy is an impressionable kid. A couple of years ago I received a phone call from a friend with an urgent request. She wanted me to search the Internet for a photo of Quincy seated next to Sean Combs at court side during the NBA Finals. It was a special request from Quincy himself who needed the pic to show to schoolmates the next day. The friend indicated that finding the photo was extremely important to Quincy.
