Hip-hop Is A Voice For Voiceless Poor

Most Artists Are Making As Much Money Now As They Could Have Made... In The Heyday Of Def Jam [when The] Beastie Boys Would Sell 10 Million Records Or Dmx Would Sell 6 Or 7 Million Records. Those Records Are One Thing, But Then All The Other Ways To Exploit The Emotional Relationship Between Artist And Community Is So Much Greater That I Would Guess That They're Making As Much Or More Money Than They Could Have Ever Made.

The Book 'do You!' Is About Your Inner Voice. And When You Connect To That Voice Then You - Then The Freedom Comes. And We're Only Here To Be Happy. So Happy Makes Money. Money Doesn't Make Happy.

Meditation Can Reintroduce You To The Part That's Been Missing.

My Experiences Have Been, From The Very Beginning, Cultural And Creative. And My Business Has Been A Way Of Exposing The Culture, Exposing The Artists So That The World Could Hear And See Them.

There Are So Many Urban Pop Ideas That Are Underserved, And I Think Hollywood Doesn't See Us And Misses The Opportunity To Integrate.