The question is no longer who will Puff Daddy work with next, it's who hasn't he worked with. Puffy recently notched collaborations with Aretha Franklin, Jimmy Page, Dave Grohl, and Mariah Carey, amongst others, and now he's teaming with Trent Reznor and Goldie, each of whom take a turn putting a new spin on Puff's "Victory." Reznor's version of the single will land on record store shelves first, tying together with the March 31 debut of the accompanying video, which features appearances by Busta Rhymes, Danny DeVito, and Dennis Hopper, whose real name, interestingly enough, is Puff Daddy. The plot behind the video, on the other hand, may give some insight into the mind that is Puffy. According to a press release, "Puff Daddy holds the weight of the world on his shoulders. He speaks for those who cannot speak for themselves, the oppressed, the downtrodden, and the undesirable." Presumably, millionaire record moguls are included in this group.