New York, New York 10001 P. Diddy is standing on the top of the Madison Square Garden entrance roof. Cut to scenes of other parts of the city, including Yankee Stadium are seen throughout. It has cameo appearances by Loon, Fabolous, Paul Cain, Maino, Black Rob, Stack Bundles DJ Clue?, Swizz Beatz and Jermaine Dupri. Mention is made about the September 11 attacks during the outro of the New York segment when Diddy boasts "we're still here...and we building four more new towers!" Scene 3: St. Louis Filming Location: 250 Stadium Plaza, St. Louis, Missouri 63102 The members of St. Lunatics (Murphy Lee, Nelly, Ali, Kyjuan and Slo'Down) are gathered in the Busch Memorial Stadium accompanied by 2002 season's St. Louis Cardinals player Fernando Viña and St. Louis Blues hockey goaltender Fred Brathwaite. Murphy Lee dressed in a Spirits of St. Louis jersey speaks about his loyalty expressed throughout his tattoos and jewelry. The St. Lunatics also dance outside of the stadium next to the statue of Stan Musial. Scene 4: Long Beach Filming Location: 1014 East Pacific Coast Highway, Long Beach, California 90806 Snoop Dogg invites the whole LBC to have a party with him at the same spot where they had one 9 years earlier in the square in front of the World Famous V.I.P. Records store, where Snoop performs his verse mounting the top of the building, like he did during the "What's My Name" video shoot. He also presents his Snoop Deville lowrider car, which was later used in the "From tha Chuuuch to da Palace" music video. Some of Snoop's entourage show up on the set, including Soopafly and Uncle Junebug. Other remixes The TNA Wrestling pay-per-view Bound for Glory 2007, which took place at the Arena at Gwinnett Center near Atlanta, used a metal-influenced instrumental cover of the song as its main theme. A remix called "Welcome to L.A". is done by Warren G where he presents his town. It appeared on the mixtape of DJ Felli Fel Featuring Snoop Dogg–The Heavy Hitters in 2002. Pitbull did an additional version of the song called "Welcome to Miami" Kardinal Offishall and Ones Project did a remix track entitled "Welcome to Toronto" Lil Boosie did a freestyle of the song entitled "Welcome to da Boot." Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts References External links JD on MTV News The video data on MVDB 2002 singles Jermaine Dupri