05/15/07 - Master P Talks To Rev. Al Sharpton

stray-bullet · 05-15-2007, 10:46 AM

Yesterday, Master P appeared on Rev. Al Sharpton's radio talk show to speak on his profanity-free endeavors. P has always had a positive side to all that he's done, but he also just re-released Ghetto D in celebration of the 10th Anniversary. Needless to say, I'm not quite sold. Here is some of what he said to Rev. Al yesterday.

“There is nothing wrong with learning how to better yourself. I tell the kids…..there is nothing wrong with telling your kids that you want to live better. I want to be a part of finding a solution. I have been a part of the problem now I want to be a part of the solution. I want the whole community to know the good in Hip-Hop and to understand that there are bad individuals, It’s also time to bring to the light that even though we control Hip-Hop, we don’t have endorsement deals. The negative influence of Hip-Hop is preventing us from capitalizing. We can make money with positive music and put the money back into the education of youth."

P said he would help educate through his reality show, "America’s Next Hip Hop Star." He hopes to show artists how to create a whole album that is radio friendly.

Of Russell Simmons, P said "Not everyone that comes out of hip hop is ignorant. Russell Simmons did a nice job but he has not put an album out that is profanity free. I intend to do so.”

source - allhh

Baller · 05-15-2007, 02:52 PM

do they just want everyone to just stop putting out profanity in their records?

thats near impossible..and its not going to happen

05-15-2007, 10:46 AM	#1
stray-bullet True Rhymer Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Moscow, Russia baby Posts: 873 Repped: 391 Repped 312 Times in 79 Posts Neg Reps: 0 Neg Repped at 0 Times in 0 Posts	05/15/07 - Master P Talks To Rev. Al Sharpton 05/15/07 - Master P Talks To Rev. Al Sharpton Yesterday, Master P appeared on Rev. Al Sharpton's radio talk show to speak on his profanity-free endeavors. P has always had a positive side to all that he's done, but he also just re-released Ghetto D in celebration of the 10th Anniversary. Needless to say, I'm not quite sold. Here is some of what he said to Rev. Al yesterday. “There is nothing wrong with learning how to better yourself. I tell the kids…..there is nothing wrong with telling your kids that you want to live better. I want to be a part of finding a solution. I have been a part of the problem now I want to be a part of the solution. I want the whole community to know the good in Hip-Hop and to understand that there are bad individuals, It’s also time to bring to the light that even though we control Hip-Hop, we don’t have endorsement deals. The negative influence of Hip-Hop is preventing us from capitalizing. We can make money with positive music and put the money back into the education of youth." P said he would help educate through his reality show, "America’s Next Hip Hop Star." He hopes to show artists how to create a whole album that is radio friendly. Of Russell Simmons, P said "Not everyone that comes out of hip hop is ignorant. Russell Simmons did a nice job but he has not put an album out that is profanity free. I intend to do so.” source - allhh __________________

05-15-2007, 02:52 PM	#2
Baller Vulture Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: NM Posts: 3,099 Repped: 112 Repped 264 Times in 149 Posts Neg Reps: 96 Neg Repped at 61 Times in 39 Posts	do they just want everyone to just stop putting out profanity in their records? thats near impossible..and its not going to happen __________________

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