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July 30th, 2009

I don't think I'm reaching when I say that at some point in your life, you will have heard about No Limit Records or an artist from the label, founded by Master P. The tank has probably made someone you know "Say Unngghh!" No Limit laid the blueprint for independent rap labels and has been putting it down for almost two decades.

Master P Building School in Haiti -

The hip-hop star, real name Percy Miller, has ploughed funds into plans= to construct a new school in the Caribbean country, where building work = is already underway.

Mochipet Delivers Sweet Licks, Fresh Tricks -

Who wears a purple dinosaur costume, mixes live DJ sets with spazzy, self-produced hip-hop, house, and electro break beats and runs his own label? It's not Barney on ecstasy; it's San Francisco native, Mochipet, aka David Wang.

Sneak Peak Album Review of Calliope Click CD by C-Murder -

If you don't know who C-Murder is then you probably do not listen to Rap at all.

Mystikal Released From Prison, Encourages Positivity -

Veteran No Limit and Jive Records rapper Mystikal walked out of the Louisiana State Prison System late yesterday .

Woman Lie - Yo Gotti -

Yo Gotti is among the many hardcore rappers who came out of hip-hop's Dirty South school in the late '90s. He is also one of the hip-hoppers who derives part of his stage name from the late New York mafioso %John Gotti; others have included Big Gotti, Don Gotti, Juan Gotti, Bazooka Joe Gotti, and Irv Gotti.

Cash Money Records, now based in Miami, again dominates the charts like it's 1999 -

Cash Money Records ' original New Orleans offices were located between a body shop and a hot tub dealer.

A Song From Cymphonique Miller.....A 13 Year-Old Who Is More Talented Than Ke$ha? -

Cymphonique Miller is an American voice actor and singer. She is best known as her voice on Disney Channel's "Phineas and Ferb" as Holly.

Master P - Master p's Daughter Lands Own TV Series -

Caption: Master P The Women's Sports Foundation presents The Billies, held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel Los Angeles, California .... Rap mogul and entrepreneur MASTER P's teenage daughter CYMPHONIQUE MILLER has landed her own TV show - after signing a deal to star in her own U.S. comedy series.

Master P's Daughter Lands Nickelodeon Show -

P. Miller, also known as Master P , has his kids following in his footsteps. While everyone knows about his son Romeo , his daughter Cymphonique is also finding her way in the entertainment industry.

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Master P Owns TV-Network Better Black Television (BBTV) - Set to Launch Worldwide in 2009

January 30th, 2008

P. Miller Makes History as the First Hip-Hop Entrepreneur to Own a Television Network, Is the Youngest Chairman in the Game, and Takes His Fast-Paced, Growing Brand to Wall Street

Percy Miller (formerly Master P) announces the launch of Better Black Television (BBTV) a family friendly network that will provide positive content for a black and brown culture that will appeal to all races with a goal to bring people of color a choice when turning on their television. The content on the channel will contain a wide arrangement from health and fitness, animation, financial planning, reality TV, sitcoms, dramas, movies, responsible hip-hop music and videos, politics, sports and entertainment news, educational children’s shows as well as teen and family programming. Production has begun and will be based out of California, New York, Louisiana and Florida. In addition, BBTV is in the process of purchasing local cable channel affiliates across the country.

Born in Hollywood, Better Black Television is the brainchild and passion of some of the most diverse, powerful, celebrated entertainers, influentials and trendsetters from the Television, Film, Professional Sports, Corporate America and Music industries. These visionaries all share the common goal of enhancing the current television landscape for this highly coveted demographic currently monopolized by only a few significant providers, with fresh, innovative, uplifting and above all family-friendly entertainment. Envisioned and headed by its Founder, P. Miller, a legendary music, film, and television entertainer as well as world-renowned African-American entrepreneur and social activist, Better Black Television is guided, staffed and supported by a highly skilled, talented, and above all dedicated team of professionals that have been working for more than 5 years to make this dream a reality.

“Better Black Television has been a vision of mine for some years,” said Miller, BBTV’s Chairman & CEO. “I’ve done a lot to promote and change the way messages are relayed to our children and our families over the last few years. Promoting positive content and positive messages is so important to educate and preserve the next generation. Being exposed to positive content is what changed my life. I believe that there is a market in our community for a new diverse network that provides a new brand of superior programming that caters to all aspects of television from reality to original programming. In addition, I’m excited to be able to expose the urban community to a vast array of jobs in the entertainment community that they might not otherwise be privy to. I have a great relationship with BET and MTV and my son and I will continue to do work with them and support their networks. With BBTV, we’re spearheading the initiative to meet consumer demand for family friendly hip-hop content.”

The BBTV Advisory Board members consist of some of the most significant entertainers in Hollywood, professional athletes as well as movers and shakers in the community such as Academy Award and Golden Globe winner Denzel Washington; businessman and Academy Award nominee Will Smith; Vault Load Films President, entrepreneur and senior level business executive, Jim Finkl; NAACP Executive Director Vicangelo Bullock; Professional basketball player and businessman Derek Anderson (Charlotte Bobcats); an award winning, 20-year veteran of the cable television and film industry, Professor Sal Martino; businessman, community activist and founding father of hip-hop, DJ Kool Herc; entrepreneur, businessman and animation specialist, Olatokunbo Betiku; and community activist, Board President of Nailah House Foster Family Agency, speaker and teacher at Trump University, real estate mogul Curtis Oakes.

Preliminary List of Better Black Television Programming:

-- Sunset and Vine -- Hosted by Vyshonn Miller and BrittanyPhillips --

This video show will showcase the top 8 at 8pm, the tophip-hop and R&B acts as well as play classic videos and will

featurea section where you can vote on new indie unsigned artists who willshowcase their talent and the audience will

have the option to placethem in the "You Pick It Video" section by voting for them online.

-- One Shot Comedy Show -- will consist of clean hilarious comedy andwill be hosted by Gary Johnson (a.k.a. G-Thing)
and some of thefunniest comedians around. It will give upcoming comedians theopportunity to hit the stage.
-- Gee Gee the Giraffe -- Children's educational show featuring Gee Geethe Giraffe, a magical friend that takes kids on
educationaladventures focused on reading and writing. (Will air on BBTV KidsSaturday Morning Show)
.-- Manage Your Money -- Featuring financially successful people lendinginformation to viewers to help promote financial literacy.
-- Close to the Starz -- A behind the scenes show that takes the viewersup close and personal to their favorite celebrities.
-- Karma TV Show -- Bilingual soap opera with an African-American andLatino cast.
-- What's Cooking TV Show -- Talk show that covers wide aspects ofentertainment and current events while cooking and enjoying a goodmeal.
The host and guests prepare healthy, budget-conscious meals.
-- The Black List Movies -- Family friendly content featuring or createdby top filmmakers and actors. From the classics of the past to
thebiggest stars of today, from original BBTV productions to qualityindependents, you'll find them on "The Black List."
-- Hip-Hop Garage Show -- Saturday show that will play nothing but thehottest new and upcoming artists in their latest music
videos andinterviews selected with content appropriate to BBTV's mission andstandards.
“We’re extremely proud of our programming that will be airing on BBTV,” said Miller. “It’s extremely important to feed clean, quality, and positive subject matter to our families. We believe TV content can be positive and responsible and still have good ratings with great content. BBTV will offer all kinds of family friendly entertainment that everyone can enjoy. Our mission is to target the new generation of responsible African-American and multi-ethnic English speaking American and family oriented and responsible hip-hop consumers who are taking charge of their families and striving for a better tomorrow.
“I remember Bob Johnson, founder of BET, telling me back in the day that if you wanted to know real estate, you’ve got to hang out with real estate investors. If you wanted to know sports, you’ve got to hang out with athletes. I wanted to know TV, so I hung out with Bob and learned the TV game from one of the best in the business.”
Better Black Television Mission Statement:
Better Black Television (BBTV) is committed to being a leading African-American multimedia entertainment company by establishing a distinct, valued, trusted, and socially responsible consumer brand within the African-American and multi-ethnic, English-speaking marketplace. We plan to accomplish this mission by delivering quality, family oriented entertainment and information to the quickly growing urban consumer base of our target audience through the use of television and Internet resources.
www.BETTERBLACKTV.com

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Rapper BBlak Acquires Guttar Music Entertainment

January 25th, 2008

Rap artist Donald Hogan a.k.a. BBlak has acquired Guttar Music Entertainment, one of the largest emerging hip-hop labels in the game…

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Better Black Television (BBTV) Set to Launch Worldwide in 2009

January 10th, 2008

The crowd was dominated by elementary and middle-school aged children who all came out to
experience the first ‘Let The Kids Grow Day’ at Mud Island Amphitheatre. The entertaining
event, held August 1, 2008, was complete with music and messages about education,
positive influences and turning away from gangs and crime. The day also invigorated kids
and prepared them for back-to-school.
Entertainer and entrepreneur P. Miller (a/k/a Master P) and son, Romeo, brought the event
to Memphis, affirming their commitment to communities through innovative education and
sports programs. The positive, fun-filled and free program, sponsored by P. Miller
Clothing, Jim Finkl Enterprises, Heal the Hood Foundation, and Wal-Mart, embodied the
message of positive change and also provided bags of free school supplies.
Memphis City Mayor, Willie Herenton, presented Miller with the key to the city in
recognition of his positive change and commitment to youth education and empowerment.
“No other rapper or entertainer is as committed to the community as Master P and I am
proud of him,” said Mayor Herenton. “Master P changed his life and took the negativity
out of his music but stayed true to the hood.”
“My mission is to give inner-city kids a jump on education and the best possible start,”
said Miller. “I want those kids and my own kids to be better than me. I’ve been luckier
than most to have a second chance at life. We train our kids to be good athletes, why
can’t we train our kids to be good students?
“Being a leader is important so I stress to kids that joining gangs just makes you a
follower. Believe in yourself and say ‘no’ to gangs & drugs and ‘yes’ to education. It’s
time for us parents to break the negative cycle and give kids a jump-start on life
through education.”
Memphis resident David Dowell brought his two sons to the event because he did not want
them to end up in prison as he did several years earlier.
“I’m supposed to be at work, but I brought my boys,” Dowell said. “It’s beautiful.”
Memphis City Schools Supt. Kriner Cash attended the event, as did actor and Memphis
native Morgan Freeman who brought his granddaughter with him.
“Hopefully this will get young people to understand that education is important and also
to help them be in a peaceful society. Memphis is ranked number one in crime. We need to
stop,” said Shirley Thompson of Heal the Hood.
The La Petite Academy in Hickory Hill brought the 35 kids ranging in age from 6 to 12
enrolled in their Summer Treasures program.
Younger kids came to see Romeo, Gee Gee the Giraffe and to get motivated for the upcoming
school year. There were also older teens, like Shankira Mayhew, 18, who came to see the
stars and left with positive messages about education and life.
Mayhew was on the verge of dropping out of school, but after attending the ‘Let The Kids
Grow’ program has decided to return to high school in the fall and further her education.
She is now considering college to follow in the footsteps of her role model, Romeo.
“‘Let The Kids Grow’ is a perfect example of what a community can achieve when they put
their minds to it,” said Miller. “I have to thank Percy T, Jim Finkl, LaDell Beamon,
Romeo, Gee Gee the Giraffe, and all the volunteers who made this possible. Education is
so important we need to make sure our kids can catch up now so they won’t have to catch
up later.”
Later that day, Master P and Romeo got up close and personal with their fans and signed
autographs at a local Wal-Mart where their affordable clothing line, P. Miller, is now
available.

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Featuring Master P

January 2nd, 2008

Talk about a blast from the past. Featuring…Master P, a collection of tracks by Master P (Percy Miller) with special guests on No Limit/Priority Records has recently been released. The 90’s hardcore original dirty south rap star has decided to put out a CD of material featuring him with special guests such as Snoop Dogg, C-Murder, and Mystical.

I remember Master P being one of my favorite rappers in the mid 90’s. He was one of the first artists I started getting into when I started branching out of my self-proclaimed genres of just punk and metal. “Make ‘Em Say Ugh” was a track I used to listen to and imitate jokingly around my friends. He was one of the top rappers of the 90’s next to 2pac, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, and Snoop Dogg.

Impressively Master P started No Limit Records on his own after leaving the hardcore rap group TRU. He was a self proclaimed rap star who created his own beats and rhymes without much help and soon took the rap nation by storm. Alongside him he had a No Limit army of fellow rappers on his side such as Silkk The Shocker, Mystical, and Mia X. Master P along with his close friends ruled the airwaves and also MTV.

It was not just about the music for No Limit. They made their mark on the music industry and took it a step further. Master P and friends took their talent to the silver screen. Master P’s I’m Bout It released in 1997 may have been a low budget ghetto film, but it was hilarious and a classic. Just one year later he followed it up with another movie I Got The Hook Up. Can you say entrepreneur?

This CD is full of songs from Master P’s albums and soundtracks to the movies he has created. It is a greatest hits album, and also a reminder of Master P’s success (as well as my own younger days). Hit tracks like “I’m Bout It Bout It” and “Make ‘Em Say Ugh” (I still laugh at the beginning skit of that song) remind me of the music I used to bump in my 1989 Cutlass Calea. Heads would turn as the risky music was blasted out of my trunk. The beats were addicting and the flow of all the rappers together was just the thing to suck me into their genre.

Some of the tracks were rude and hilarious. The harsh track “Hook It Up” featuring Ice Cube cracked me up especially at the end of the track when Master P says “My grandchildren will probably be hoes”. Who the hell says something like that?

“Weed & Money” featuring Silkk The Shocker was another track I remember listening to while I was a innocent teenager staying out of trouble…who am I kidding, I was a white punk rock kid dipping into the gangster lifestyle. I was obsessed with subwoofers and this track helped my fix as did the high bass track “Hoody Hoo” featuring C-Murder.

From the movie I Got The Hook Up comes “Hook It Up” featuring Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Silkk The Shocker. I mostly got a kick out of this song because of the Cleveland reference as Bone Thugs was from Cleveland, my hometown. The is the rap music I wish rappers these days could keep creating. It is not annoying, slowed down, or continually sampled.

Throughout the years I slowly lost interest in Master P, after I felt his latter albums couldn’t compare to his first couple releases Ice Cream Man and Ghetto D. I was not the only one who apparently felt this way and after the years Master P was no longer that big of a deal. In 2003 No Limit Records filed for bankruptcy.

The story does not end there though. Master P being a father focused his attention on his son who is now a rap star himself, Romeo.

When in their nineties prime, Master P and No Limit were huge. People loved his music or scrutinized him for sounding like 2pac at times. True fans incorporated No Limit as a lifestyle and gripped onto the No Limit videos on TV. This CD is a remembrance of what used to be, and if you were a fan of the “Bouty Bouty” you should pick this CD up.

Remember the No Limit tank? I know I do.

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Master P coming to Charlotte

September 2nd, 2007

Master P is coming to Charlotte next month to tout his latest title — author.He’s visiting Barnes and Noble in the Arboretum on September 12 at 7 p.m. He’ll sign memorabilia, CDs, and copies of his new book: ‘Guaranteed Success: When You Never Give Up’ (Urban Renaissance, $16.99).

Plenty may remember Master P — whose real name is Percy Miller — for his stint two seasons back on ‘Dancing With The Stars,’ as a late fill-in for his son, rapper and entertainer Lil’ Romeo, who pulled out of the show after getting injured.

And Charlotteans may remember Miller’s brief stint with the Charlotte Hornets in 1999, waived after 10 days of training camp.

His publicists say the book will show a side of Miller many may not know — that of a multimillionaire and businessman who has benefited from mentoring from the likes of Donald Trump.

Fans can bring their own cameras for pictures, said Whitney Ezzell, community relations manager for the bookstore. Miller is scheduled to stay about 90 minutes.

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IT’S TIME FOR CHANGE

May 23rd, 2007

Curtis Jackson’s comment motivated me. There are a lot of immature people in the world. Oprah Winfrey is absolutely right, we need to grow up and be responsible for our own actions. I paid for Curtis’s first rap tour through the south. He was such a humble guy at the time. Most artists’ mission is to sell records. My mission is to help save and change lives. There’s a lack of knowledge and false information out there. I could actually say Little Jay and Rap-A-Lot Records inspired my successful career and I will always respect them no matter what. I wrote the blueprint for this generation. The only difference is there’s no more honor and respect in the game.

Think about it: people in jail are not writing letters proclaiming to come out and do the same thing that landed them there in the first place. People in the hood don’t want to stay poor for the rest of their lives. They want to change. Parents that really love their kids would rather sacrifice their own lives so that their kids could make a change to have a better life and a better education. I’m glad that there are people like Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and organizations like the NAACP that are out there fighting for our rights and dignity. I have finally realized that EVERY person is either a part of the problem or part of the solution and that is why I have decided to take a stand! I’m reaching out to corporate America to form an alliance for the sake of putting the value back into our communities by rebuilding and developing schools and businesses.

First of all, it’s simply disappointing to see people that are in a position to help make a change just sit back and entertain the negativity. It’s sad to see Steven Hill set all of these programming standards at BET, just to contradict himself for the sake of marketing dollars or artist performances in order to create the appearance of a successful award show. The record company with the biggest marketing check controls the music video stations so we need to go after the people who actually control these programming networks if we want real CHANGE.

I guess by taking a stand, my son and I will probably not be invited back to the BET Awards. But it’s O. K. I got love for BET; there are a lot of good people there. Hopefully, this will help people to see the real changes that need to be made. My son and I will sacrifice our airtime because this is bigger than us, this issue desperately needed to be addressed a long time ago.

There are four things that differentiate me from artists like Curtis Jackson.

One, I can honestly admit that I was once part of the problem.

Two, I don’t want my son to grow up and be like me. I want him to be better and do better - and that is why he is taking the time to pursue a college degree.

Three, money don’t make me, I make money. My goal is to educate our people in building generational wealth and knowing how important it is to own real estate.

Four, I’m a TRUE entrepreneur; my boss is God not Jimmy Iovine. From one brother to another, if you misunderstand my purpose you could always pick up the phone or talk to me in person. I’m trying to be part of the solution not the problem. The media thrives on entertaining, especially the negativity no matter what the cost. I’m praying for the brothers that are lost out there.

Throughout the years, I have lost so many relatives and friends. This year, I’d like to focus on the comedy movies because we need to laugh more. The first movie that I’m producing is “Black Supaman” and thereafter will be “The Mail Man” starring Tony Cox and myself. I’m setting up a book tour for “Guaranteed Success” and a Hip Hop Business class with financial expert Curtis Oakes for those seeking knowledge. I understand that I can’t change the whole Hip Hop industry; I’m only trying to do my part. If you’re real, be a part of the positive movement with Take A Stand Records.com Look for the first single “I Wanna Be Like You” from the album “Hip Hop History.” I’m in negotiations with Wal-Mart and Target for direct distribution. Those are all examples of the positive difference I am trying to make in this industry.

I’m reaching out to my friends Shaquille O’Neal, Will Smith, Russell Simmons, Queen Latifah, Derek Anderson, Charles Barkley, Emmitt Smith, Beyonce, and Reverend Run to help contribute to this positive movement. I will also be holding a press conference with the president NAACP and will be able to answer any questions at that time. I am not asking any other hip-hop or gangsta rap artist change what they do; that’s how they make their money. Furthermore, I am not a preacher; I’m just telling the world what I’m doing and the changes that I am making because it’s something I want to do. If that’s sending mixed signals to people then they need to deal with their own conscience first.

P. Miller

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Master P’s New Book ‘Guaranteed Success’

March 9th, 2007

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20, 2006 (UPI) — Rapper Master P, whose real name is Percy Miller, is branching his business skills by leaving the music arena with his new book “Guaranteed Success.”

The book, which will be available on CD and DVD in 2007, helps Miller’s reach his goal of educating people in how to benefit from the power of hip-hop from a financial standpoint, Allhiphop.com reported.

It’s time to educate our people in financial investments, real estate and taxes,” Miller told AllHipHop.com. “Hip-hop is a $4 billion-per-year industry and it’s time for us to take ownership of our shares.”

“Guaranteed Success” took Miller four years to write. He spent time networking with artists as well as learning about financial investments, stocks, real estate and taxes.

The book is also about helping the No Limit Records founder and chief executive officer turn a new leaf. He plans to embark on a national speaking tour on building generational wealth for corporations, businesses, schools and communities.

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Master P’s Katrina Musical

December 2nd, 2006

Rapper PERCY ‘MASTER P’ MILLER is paying tribute to his native New Orleans, Louisiana, with a new stage musical about the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina. The stage spectacular, UNCLE WILLY’S FAMILY, opened last week (07SEP06) at the Temple Theater in Meridan, Mississippi. The musicals features Miller’s son LIL’ ROMEO and his brother SILKK THE SHOCKER. Miller says, “This is the most important thing I’ve ever done in my life.” The musical, which follows the plight of an uprooted family who are forced to move in with a distant uncle after they’re left homeless by storms, will tour America after its stint in Mississippi.

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Exclusive Romeo Interview

November 13th, 2006

(PRLEAP.COM) Santa Monica, CA (DATE) - Back in early 2000, Lil’ Romeo shot straight to the top of the Billboards Hot 100, even before the album hit the streets, at the age of 11 with, “Baby.” The album, Game Time, was released in 2002 and Romeoland followed two years later. A collection of music from Romeo! His television series, on the Nickelodeon network, appeared in stores back in 2005. Though a rapper and actor, Romeo is also one of the top 20 basketball players in the country at the age of 15. This summer he chose school and basketball camp over a lucrative movie offer. Later on this year Romeo will release a full-length album and movie titled God’s Gift. Out now is the first single and video from that album, “Shine.” TagWorld met up with Romeo at TagWorld’s offices in Santa Monica, CA to talk about his new album.
TagWorld.com is an online publishing platform and social network. TagWorld Music is a component of the site which allows artists to expose and express themselves throughout its network of 3million registered users.Romeo - Yo what up y’all it’s the kid Lil’ Romeo I’m Chillin at Tagworld right now down here in Santa Monica you know how we do it G’s up.

Patricia - So tell us a little bit about your new album.
Romeo - Y’all know I got a new album coming out its called Gods Gift. I wanted to do something different with this you know I put out 4 albums so this is gonna be my fifth so I wanted to do something special to all the fans out their, so I’m gonna give y’all the album for free and it come with a DVD.

Patricia - What is your writing process when you are working on new music?
Romeo - The writing process for me, I just, I’m kinda weird I like writing in the dark for some reason. I’m a dark man they call me the Vampire in the booth. You know I’m a workaholic so when I’m in the studio I just keep going, I keep going, they call me the energizer bunny and everything all the names you could think of. It’s just a crazy process you know, when you with me, you just gotta be ready to give 130 percent, That’s how we do it.

Patricia - How do you feel you have changed since your previous albums?
Romeo - The Lottery Pick we put that out with digital and that was just a little teaser for all the fans. I’ve been gone for a little minute and they wanted to hear something so we put that out and then we got Gods Gift coming out November 14th and I’m doing a whole DVD thing with that and I feel now that I’m more mature on this album. Gods Gift is gonnna be crazy, people not gonna be expecting this and I just feel literally I stepped up and in the future I should be hooked up with the greatest one day.

Patricia - What other projects do you have coming up in the future?
Romeo - Well you know the games changed since the little days, since my first single “My Baby” I had the Michael Jackson remake and now you can see me with all the Gutta Boys. I’m trying to bring back that whole no limit, like my dads (Master P) style in 1999 old No Limit Soldiers. You know I’m the president of my new company Gutta Music and I feel like everyday I grow. If you listen to my first album and you listen to these albums you’ll see a big difference, people be like, “Man that’s you Romeo, can’t believe that, you came a long way,” so I just feel that I’m growing each and every day and you gotta just take it step by step if you want to do good in this business. I actually started Gutta Music after Hurricane Katrina. I had some cousins and they were down there, they were on top of homes and everything, they used to rap and everything and they didn’t take it seriously but after Hurricane Katrina I wanted to do something that would change there life so I was like, “Hey yo I’m going to do a new label called Gutta Music y’all down to be my first artists” and that’s the Rich Boys that’s who I’m talking about it containes C-Los and Lil’ D and they was like, “Yeah we’ll do it.” They real talented you know they used to just joke and play around with it first and then we started listening to the music and we was like, “Man this could really be something right here” so that’s how I got started with Gutta Music like I said, I’m trying to just follow in my fathers footsteps and that’s some big Shaq shoes right there though I’m gonna do my best though, so that’s how gutta music got started.

Patricia - How does your dad (Master P) inspire you in your music and in life?
Romeo - My pops, Master P, you know he inspires me a lot and if he wasn’t in my life I probably wouldn’t be doing this. You know I’m a ball player, I’ve been playing ball since I was 2 and just seeing my dad do what he do made me want to do this even more. You know my Dad, I gotta say he gave me a lot of advice on like everything from girl advice to music advice and he’s a mentor in my life so, I love you pops.
For more information and to check out Romeo’s exclusive interview, in Santa Monica with TagWorld, go to:
www.tagworld.com/romeo

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