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Yesterday we debuted our first MTV theme on Meez for the second part of the fourth season of Making the Band! We’re stoked to bring you the styles of Diddy’s proteges Danity Kane, DAY26 and Donnie. For being headed by Bad Boy, you’d think there’d be more Bs in those names, wouldn’t you?

Anyway, everyone’s probably got their own MTB favorite, but I think the most interesting two artists to come from these groups are Aubrey of Danity Kane and Donnie of… Donnie. Read on for key gossip about the first half of the season and click on the singers to visit their Meez shops!

Aubrey has been a bit of a Britney with the media, causing Diddy to sit her down in episode 1 and tell her that she might be holding the group back with her pop star diva antics. Now I’m no expert on artist development, but that’s probably not how you want to be portrayed in the first show of the season. Regardless of how you feel about her, though, her and her fellow DK girls have brought a super cute collection of Bebe-esque dresses into the Meez mix. I love the sweetheart-style neckline she’s wearing here:

Also check out the DK album artwork in the background. Very haute couture, dontcha think? You can also show off their album before it comes out on Tuesday!

Fans of MTB4 Part 1 got the surprise ending that TWO sets of artists would come out of the competition: DAY26 and Donnie, the surprise solo act. So here’s dear ol’ Donnie. Initially pouty because he felt like he wasn’t being taken seriously enough as a solo artist being pit against DAY26, but apparently enjoying his time on the show enough to fill his planner with dates. In fact, one of the “highlights” of the current season (short-lived as it was), is when Donnie went on a date with, of course, Aubrey. That same day, however, Aubrey threw a hissy fit when she saw him out an another date.

Packing in your dates like that is almost as bad as double-booking. Really, Donnie, did Diddy not teach you about how to date with class? Then again, it’s Diddy. Maybe he recommended the move so that the reality show would get some hits.