Sha Money: Coach Pr

Sha Money XL · 10-18-2008, 05:28 PM

Coach Pr aka Prince was one of the O.G's in my hood,back in the day he was that drug supplier that thugs admired,I even cut his throat one time cause hustling on a bike was alot faster then him in his nice whip,he was the 1st to pull me to the side and tell me what a cut throat was.After time away we all both grew out of that.Getting his start in the music industry with Teamwork Music in 1999 managing local Queens, NY artists and producers, Coach PR had no idea the foundation of success was being laid for what some refer to as a growing illustrious career. When Teamwork Music decided to partner with rapper 50 Cent in 2001, to promote a movement that eventually landed 50 Cents his mega deal, Teamwork would help to launch what would become hip hop’s premiere label - G-Unit Records. Coach PR would take on the responsibility of spearheading some of the most unconventional and innovative promotion techniques that infiltrated communities world-wide,and helped the world know who 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo and Young Buck are. Being named as Director of Promotions for G-Unit Records in 2003, Coach PR has emerged as one of the music industry’s most creative and sought after promotion directors. Always possessing an affinity for sports, Coach PR (hence the name) added yet another caveat to his mounting list of credits when he was solicited to co-host Taking it to the Streets in 2004 along with DJ Whoo Kid for New York’s number #1 Hip Hop and R&B radio station Hot 97. The overwhelming response to Coach PR’s commentary from the streets prompted his in-studio position at Shade 45’s G-Unit Radio in 2004 on Sirius Satellite Radio, where he is the co-host aside DJ Who Kidd for one of the most listened to segments on Shade 45. It was the G-Unit Radio show on Shade 45 that led to yet another opportunity to co-host a radio show in 2006 on Hot 97 cleverly named POW Radio, which airs every Monday night. As the co-host of these radio shows, Coach PR uses his knowledge of music, sports and his people skills to enlighten, inspire and entertain millions of listeners. Having interviewed celebrities such as Donald Trump, Dan Akroyd, Samuel Jackson, Eminem, Outkast, Michael Irving, Heinz Ward, Floyd Mayweather, Dwayne Wade and Lamar Odom, Coach PR has set no limit on what he can accomplish. As Coach PR continues to submerge himself in hosting radio shows, regular appearances on MTV’s Sucka Free, BET’s Rap City, BET’S 106 and Park and hosting high school and college Ballin Out of Control basketball DVD’s, Coach PR has also been featured in Ky-mani Marley’s 2007 BET J Reality TV series “Livin the Life of a Marley” and 50 cents soon to be released 2008 movie Before I Self Destruct, Rewind DVD’s, XXL Magazine, Blow Magazine, Connex Magazine and Hip Hop Dx.com which has gained him irresistible popularity and earned him the title of being the “Sports Expert Hip Hop.” Make sure you check him out every sat on Shade45 G-unit radio.

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10-18-2008, 05:28 PM	#1
Sha Money XL Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 148 Repped: 0 Repped 50 Times in 24 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 3 Times in 3 Posts	Sha Money: Coach Pr Sha Money: Coach Pr Coach Pr aka Prince was one of the O.G's in my hood,back in the day he was that drug supplier that thugs admired,I even cut his throat one time cause hustling on a bike was alot faster then him in his nice whip,he was the 1st to pull me to the side and tell me what a cut throat was.After time away we all both grew out of that.Getting his start in the music industry with Teamwork Music in 1999 managing local Queens, NY artists and producers, Coach PR had no idea the foundation of success was being laid for what some refer to as a growing illustrious career. When Teamwork Music decided to partner with rapper 50 Cent in 2001, to promote a movement that eventually landed 50 Cents his mega deal, Teamwork would help to launch what would become hip hop’s premiere label - G-Unit Records. Coach PR would take on the responsibility of spearheading some of the most unconventional and innovative promotion techniques that infiltrated communities world-wide,and helped the world know who 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo and Young Buck are. Being named as Director of Promotions for G-Unit Records in 2003, Coach PR has emerged as one of the music industry’s most creative and sought after promotion directors. Always possessing an affinity for sports, Coach PR (hence the name) added yet another caveat to his mounting list of credits when he was solicited to co-host Taking it to the Streets in 2004 along with DJ Whoo Kid for New York’s number #1 Hip Hop and R&B radio station Hot 97. The overwhelming response to Coach PR’s commentary from the streets prompted his in-studio position at Shade 45’s G-Unit Radio in 2004 on Sirius Satellite Radio, where he is the co-host aside DJ Who Kidd for one of the most listened to segments on Shade 45. It was the G-Unit Radio show on Shade 45 that led to yet another opportunity to co-host a radio show in 2006 on Hot 97 cleverly named POW Radio, which airs every Monday night. As the co-host of these radio shows, Coach PR uses his knowledge of music, sports and his people skills to enlighten, inspire and entertain millions of listeners. Having interviewed celebrities such as Donald Trump, Dan Akroyd, Samuel Jackson, Eminem, Outkast, Michael Irving, Heinz Ward, Floyd Mayweather, Dwayne Wade and Lamar Odom, Coach PR has set no limit on what he can accomplish. As Coach PR continues to submerge himself in hosting radio shows, regular appearances on MTV’s Sucka Free, BET’s Rap City, BET’S 106 and Park and hosting high school and college Ballin Out of Control basketball DVD’s, Coach PR has also been featured in Ky-mani Marley’s 2007 BET J Reality TV series “Livin the Life of a Marley” and 50 cents soon to be released 2008 movie Before I Self Destruct, Rewind DVD’s, XXL Magazine, Blow Magazine, Connex Magazine and Hip Hop Dx.com which has gained him irresistible popularity and earned him the title of being the “Sports Expert Hip Hop.” Make sure you check him out every sat on Shade45 G-unit radio. __________________ These posts are from Sha Money's blog.