Master P’s alter ego “Monstahh” was inspired by Monster Energy Drink. Master P says, “All I drink is Monster Energy Drink. It’s in my studio, in my house, in my car. I feel like when I was introducing myself back into the rap game, it was time to unleash the beast. I feel like I have a double personality, I come from the hood and I was able to get a taste of corporate America. So when I’m taking care of business, I’m Master P but when I’m making my music, I’m going beast mode, I turn into Monstahh.“New mixtape No Limit Forever Classics coming soon. Check out for P. Miller in the new movie Get Money.
Welcome to the day where you continue to takeover your dreams and turn them into reality! Today’s Daily Word is dedicated to not chasing money! We all believe that money is what we are after! We all believe that if we had more money, then our situations would change drastically!
The truth is that we are all after a certain level of happiness! We are in pursuit of the things we love and believe that money can buy them!! This is a big misconception, and unfortunately, most people don’t realize it until its too late!! The more you chase money, the more you are drifting away from your true bliss!! Instead… Chase your passion!! Chase what you love!! Chase what makes you feel fulfilled!!
Being satisfied with life will ALWAYS bring about the abundance that you seek!! Know that there is no lack in the world whatsoever!! Understand that anything you want is possible!! All you have to do is follow your heart, and the answers and guide to all your riches will be revealed!! This life is yours for the taking!! Live it to the fullest and make great things happen!!!
-Ash’Cash
“Chase your passion, not your pension.” -Denis Waitley
“A great business success was probably never attained by chasing the dollar, but is due to pride in one’s work – the pride that makes business an art.” -Henry Doherty
“Realize what you really want. It stops you from chasing butterflies and puts you to work digging gold.” -William Moulton Marston
“He who works his land will have abundant food, but the one who chases fantasies will have his fill of poverty.” -Bible
“Slow down and everything you are chasing will come around and catch you.” -Unknown
“When I chased after money, I never had enough. When I lived my life on purpose and focused on giving my best, then I was prosperous.” -Wayne Dyer
“There are many things in life that will catch your eye, but only a few will catch your heart…pursue those.” -Michael Nolan
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Ash’Cash is a Business Consultant, Motivational Speaker, Financial Expert and the author of Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom. For more information, please visit his website, www.IamAshCash.com.
(AllHipHop News) Memphis rappers Three 6 Mafia have teamed with Serious Pimp Clothing to create a new, custom apparel line. The group will work with designers at Serious Pimp to launch a line of hats, T-shirts and sunglasses, with a “southern flair.” “Three 6 Mafia’s creativity, combined with their popularity, makes them a perfect partner for Serious Pimp,” said Serious Pimp CEO Damian Kutzner. “We love their music, style and swagger and look forward to partnering their ideas with the Serious Pimp style.” Three 6 Mafia has already released a limited-edition T-shirt emblazoned with Swarovski Crystals, which was designed by artist Mark Nicholas. Snoop Dogg currently serves as the President of Serious Pimp, while Bishop Don “Magic” Juan is chairman of the board. For more information check out http://www.seriouspimp.com.
R&B singer Rihanna will team with Coldplay during the 54th Annual Grammy Awards, organizers announced today (January 19). The pairing marks the first time Ri Ri has shared the stage with the popular group, which is up for three awards for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance. Not to be out done, Rihanna is nominated for four Grammys. She’s in the running for Album Of The Year, Best Pop Vocal Album for Loud and two nods in Best Rap/Sung Collaboration for “What’s My Name?” (with Drake), and “All Of The Lights” (with Kanye West, Kid Cudi & Fergie). As previously reported, Queens, New York rap veteran LL Cool J will host the Grammy’s this year, which take place on February 12th, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
DMX has stated that an official Ruff Ryders reunion was set to take place in the coming months. The rapper spoke to TMZ.com and said that artists like Swizz Beatz, Drag-On and Murda Mook are all onboard for an official tour, which is supposedly being booked by Ruff Ryder CEO Waah Dean. According to DMX, Eve and The Lox are the only two artists from the camp who have not been confirmed for the Ruff Ryders reunion tour. “We are all family and we’re going to come back stronger than when we left … It’s going to take the nation by storm,” DMX said.
(AllHipHop News) Jay-Z’s poem to his daughter Blue Ivy Carter suggested that he would no longer be using the word b**ch in his music, a story that has been making headlines around the world.
The only problem is, the poem is a fake.
Jay-Z spoke to the New York Daily News during the star-studded reopening of his 40/40 Club in New York last night (January 18).
According to the rapper, the hotly debated story is completely fraudulent.
“That poem and story are fake,” Jay-Z revealed.
The poem and the story was carried everywhere from blog sites to major publications like the Huffington Post.
The topic was debated around the Internet and a variety of radio shows, like the Joe Madison Show on Sirius/XM satellite radio.
While some applauded Jay-Z for allegedly dropping the word from his vocabulary, others, like Joe Madison, lambasted the rapper and stated that the damage had already been done.
Whether one is a detractor or a supporter at this point really doesn’t matter, since the story is bogus.
The official trailer for the upcoming independent comedy Exit Strategy has been released. The film, which stars radio personality Big Boy, Kevin Hart, Jameel Saleem, Kimelia Weathers, and “Q-Deezy” Harris tells the “un-romantic” story about a man trying to break up with the girlfriend who he recently moved in with.
The film’s official plot synopsis is below:
James (Saleem) gets evicted from his apartment and moves in with his girlfriend of three months Kim (Weathers) and quickly discovers she’s everything he never wanted in a woman. He enlists best friends Carville (QDeezy) and Leona (Noelle Balfour), plus high-schooler Scoop (Nick Sinise) and strangers like Big Boy and Kevin Hart to find a relationship exit strategy; but for Kim, breaking up just isn’t an option.
This is the first major film role for Big Boy following his recent weight-loss, which has given him a new lease on life. He has also appeared in such films and television shows as The Player’s Club, The Longest Yard, and Entourage.
Exit Strategy, directed by Michael Whitton, is set for release on February 10. Check out the official trailer below:
“If you can make it there, you’ll make it anywhere. It’s up to you…”
New York? New York? No. Philadelphia.
The City of Brotherly Love has a well-chronicled history of being tough as nails. There is a lot of love there, and maybe even some brotherhood, but it’s not handed out freely – especially if you’re an artist, athlete, or some other person in high places. But, as Philadelphia’s music scene goes, there are perhaps few other cities in the world that have birthed such a tradition of soul/R&B, opera, Jazz, and some of the first Hip-Hop ever in existence.
“The Sound of Philadelphia” it’s been called, giving rise to iconic names like John Coltrane and Dizzy Gillespie, the songwriting teams of Whitehead & McFadden and Gamble & Huff, and others. You hear it in classics like Teddy Pendergrass and Grover Washington, Jr., and later, in voices like Jill Scott, Musiq Soulchild, and Lisa Lopes of TLC.
And then there’s the Hip-Hop scene, held down by Lady B, Schoolly D., Cool C, Steady B, Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff, Cassidy, Beanie Sigel, Eve, Freeway, Peedi Crack, and the list goes on. They all might tell you that success didn’t come freely to them in Philadelphia, leaving one to surmise that the art of creative persuasion, along with hardbody work ethics, is alive and well there.
Just ask The Roots. Above anyone else in Philly rap, the 25-year-old band symbolizes what can happen when raw talent meets tenacious drive. Over the years, their steady flow of material, musicianship, and massive cool have catapulted them from the hallways of the Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts to international stages and critical acclaim.
And now meet The Wurxs, a new rap duo that has received the co-sign of all co-signs: the opportunity to work with and be developed by Black Thought, a Roots founder who is long-respected as one of the world’s best MCs. The Wurxs’ self-contained rap/production team has also been ushered in as the latest members of The Roots’ extension group, The Money Making Jam Boys, and upon first listen, you can tell they’ve got it, too – that “Sound of Philadelphia.” AllHipHop.com spent some time with Breeding Ground artists, The Wurxs, recently at Black Thought’s ballerific home to see firsthand why they MUST be the sh*t:
