Ray Daniels Presents
Ray Daniels Presents
Ray Daniels
Master P Speaks On Black Culture, The Music Industry and Economic Empowerment
1 hour 36 minutes Posted Feb 21, 2023 at 12:00 pm.
Master P talks about the biggest misconceptions within the Black community 00:07:06 - The role passion plays in the journey to success
Meeting Nipsey Hussle
Why you should not only expect but plan for failure
Kobe Bryant's dad was Master P’s coach on his journey to the NBA
The meaning behind the label name "No Limits" and how Master P built the brand
The real story behind Master P and 50 cent
Master P talks about working with Snoop and creating the first Black-owned cereal company with a national distribution deal together
The difference between working on a product vs working with talent 00:37:39 - Master P shares his experience as a father and the true value in wisdom 00:47:43 - The Master P Statute of Limitations Rule
Why Master P stopped managing Meek Mill
Mixing family and business
The importance of building economic empowerment
Master P breaks down the culture divide in the music industry
What it takes to make it in the industry
How to work with lawyers
The inspiration behind Bout It Bout It
How Master P completed college in 30 days and the value in consistency 01:07:54 - Supporting Black owned businesses and your family
Advice for Black entrepreneurs
“The most treasures are in the graveyard. People that never finished what they started cause they think they got a lot of time. So that’s why we gotta do what we gotta do now and get up in the morning and make it happen.” - Master P
Master P plays Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 01:31:02 - Master P gives his credit check
Master P - G.O.A.T or Underdog?
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Show notes
Master P gets real with Ray Daniels and Tamira Smith on this week’s episode of The GAUDS Show. From uplifting and supporting Black entrepreneurs, to the culture divide in the music industry and the role of passion in achieving your success Master P gives us a Masterclass.
He shares how he met Nipsey Hussle when Nipsey was in 8th grade and talks about working with Snoop to create the first Black-owned cereal company with a national distribution deal. We talk about the importance of economic empowerment, accountability, and consistency, as Master P offers advice to Black entrepreneurs.
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“The most treasures are in the graveyard. People that never finished what they started cause they think they got a lot of time. So that’s why we gotta do what we gotta do now and get up in the morning and make it happen.” - Master P
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