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Percy Miller (Master P’s) Latest Venture Highlights Hip Hop Philanthropy

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Percy Miller (Master P). Image source: Phillip Faraone, Getty Images for REVOLT.

The entrepreneurial mindset is thriving in the hip-hop community, as is philanthropy, as demonstrated by Percy Miller’s (Master P’s) most recent venture.

 

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Master P is well-known for his commitment to both wealth accumulation and giving back to the community. According to the National Urban League, he has not only given millions of dollars but has also devoted his life to helping disadvantaged children and families. And he continues to immerse himself in outreach, making a positive difference using the various tools at his disposal.

Miller Family Foods: Beyond Breakfast

According to Afrotech, the serial entrepreneur and artist is launching a new line of whole foods known as Miller Family Foods. This line specializes in healthier breakfast options, such as cereal, oatmeal, breakfast bars, pancakes, and waffles made with high-quality natural ingredients and flavors. However, this is not the only goal of Miller Family Foods.

Master P previously shared on social media the reasons for establishing Miller Family Foods and the goals it aspires to achieve for the community. After reading his statement, it is clear that this venture is motivated by more than just gaining a competitive advantage in the market. Instead, it stems from a desire to empower the community and promote progress across multiple fronts.

Empowering Communities Through Health and Ownership

By making healthier options more accessible, he hopes to improve community health. He also sees this endeavor as an important step toward diversifying the market. As Miller points out,

“We are progressing as a society—we are no longer just consumers. We spend trillions of dollars every year without truly owning anything, but this is beginning to change.”

With this opportunity, he is actively contributing to the community’s advancement.

Nourishing Communities with Integrity and Generosity

The vision that this venture presents is the most motivating aspect of its efforts to promote healthy food. Miller describes the business’s main motto as “Feeding Happiness.” And above all else, they prioritize integrity, diligence, and giving back to others.

Celebrating Miller Family Foods: Positivity and Progress

In a world that frequently focuses on negative news, it is critical to also highlight the positive aspects of the community. Congratulations to Miller on his new venture, Miller Family Foods! May his entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to philanthropic efforts spread like wildfire.

Written by Renae Richardson 

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Master P’s Theories On Why Hip Hop Is Dying So Young

Master P's Theories On Why Hip Hop Is Dying So Young
Master P's Theories On Why Hip Hop Is Dying So Young. Image source: Chelsea Lauren.

Master P, born Percy Miller, was featured in TV One’s UNCENSORED series on Sunday (Mar 20). The hour-long documentary explored Master P’s childhood. It also talks about his journey from the NBA to record store owner to platinum-selling rapper and business guru.

The Perspective On Life At A Young Age

Master P begins the documentary with a powerful message for entrepreneurs: “Know your value and your worth.” This message resonates with him to this day. He also shared how his grandparents planted those messages in his head, which gave him the confidence to follow his dreams.

However, Master P almost took a different route that would have led him away from greatness. Growing up in the Calliope Projects of New Orleans, the pressure to join a gang or do other dangerous things was overwhelming. Even at a young age, he knew he wanted something different in life.

“Watching so many young people around me die.” Master P explained. “I start realizing that I don’t want this to be me. I want to be able to have a life.”

An Alarming Rate of Killings Amongst Young Rappers

Percy said it perfectly. There’s an increasing rate of rappers dying from drug overdoses and gun violence. In 2021, the number of Hip-Hop artists’ violent deaths reached two dozen. The obituaries include well-known names, such as Young Dolph or Drakeo The Ruler. Not long after walking out of jail, Big Cino, a young Miami rapper, lost his life to a gunshot. He was only 20 years old.

“Think about it,” Master P said. “It’s because of the drugs and people not being held accountable. We don’t have the right leadership or the right older people around us to tell us that we wrong because we just see the money.”

Master P On Nipsey Hussle

Master P also mentioned the late Nipsey Hussle. Apparently, Percy was surprised to discover that Nipsey did not begin selling albums until after his death. Often, these targeted attacks stem from jealousy. Therefore, many OGs of the culture dislike people using social media to flaunt money and possessions.

Master P’s Success

Master P has demonstrated a commitment to his work. There are no limits to what he can achieve. Uncle P’s food products, Rap Snacks, Master Crunch Cereal, No Limit Enterprises, Make Em Say Ughh energy drinks, you name it. However, time is of the essence.

In closing, Master P made some valid points. Artists often become obsessed with money when they receive substantial amounts of it. In reality, not everyone is fortunate enough to have those in their lives who can guide and instruct them in right and wrong behavior.

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Written by Nikiya Biggs