Master P took to social media to break the sad news that his daughter, Tytyana Miller had passed away. Ahough he didn’t reveal exactly how she died, Tytyana Miller had battled substance abuse problems and many suspected that might’ve played a part in her passing.
Tytyana Miller, the daughter of rapper Percy "Master P" Miller, has reportedly died. The 29-year-old battled substance addiction.
Master P is a legendary rapper, businessman and philanthropist representing Hip-Hop culture, without question. The New Orleans native's life gets spotlighted in the latest episode of TV One's UNCENSORED, and he offers game for which smart business people would pay a King's ransom.
Wack 100 is up to his antics again and recently argued that Master P isn’t holding figures like everyone thinks he does. Well Percy has spoken up and has addressed the hate.
Master P makes a public bid to be hired for the vacant coaching job of the New Orleans Pelicans in the wake of news that their star Zion Williamson's family is unhappy with the team.
Proving the doubters wrong once again, Master P has a new title to go along with being a multi-millionaire rapper, producer and entrepreneur—Doctor.
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Richard Patterson, who designed the Tesla Model S, was featured on the 'Master P Reviews' YouTube program.
Back in 2005 Adidas purchased Reebok with grand plans of taking on the sneaker juggernaut known as Nike, but unfortunately they were never able to market the brand properly and ended up with a gang of bricks hitting the shelves over the years.
Master P is a Hip-Hop icon, and it's not debatable. The New Orleans rapper and mogul has been announced as recipient of the "I Am Hip Hop" Award at the forthcoming BET Hip Hop Awards.
On Wednesday (Oct. 9), during the 2020 Vice Presidential Debate, Kanye West premiered his campaign gear via Twitter after tweeting that both of the current VP nominees "needed to get merch first."
Master P is bossing up in the consumer packaged goods industry. He now has his sights on the everyday foods we grew up with.
