Diddy and Notorious B.I.G.'s Sons Reflect on Childhoods and Continuing Their Dads' Legacies (Exclusive)

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Diddy" Combs and Notorious B.I.G.'s sons are continuing their legacy. In a conversation with ET's Kevin Frazier, Quincy Brown, Justin Combs, Christian «King» Combs and Christopher «CJ» Wallace look back on their childhood and reflect on the iconic rappers' legacies.The men are all appearing on Paramount+'s , a series that looks back on the most celebrated moments of legendary artists through the eyes of their kids.As Diddy's children -- Quincy, 31, Justin, 29, and King, 25 — think back on their childhood, they appreciate all that they learned from growing up around their dad.«Being able to look back on those things, it feels good to be a part of history, and just be a part of something that was so special,» Justin says. «I'm just so grateful that I was a part of that and was there to witness these things.»Quincy agrees, telling ET that his dad «knew what he was doing having us in the office» and letting them see «the good, the bad, the ugly, between all the businesses.»«I remember I used to just be getting babysit in the office, like, all day, and [would hear] Pops on the phone, yelling and just handling business,» King notes. «Like, it was serious.

It made me learn growing up that he's really building an empire and a whole legacy for us, and that it's not a game, he's really working.

And then when I go outside and see all the fans and all the love he gets, I see how it pays off.»Making the show, Quincy says, made him realize that «we may have saw a few of the things that made this whole thing bang.» And now, he and the others get to «see from the outside in as well and get to experience it like the public does.»Unlike Diddy's son's, CJ, 26, didn't grow up with his dad, as Biggie died before his first birthday.