Percy Robert Miller, better known as Master P, is a wealthy American rapper, actor, entrepreneur, and record producer. He is the founder and CEO of P. Miller Enterprises, as well as the founder and CEO of No Limit Records. Miller is also the proprietor of House of Glory (HOG), a professional wrestling school in the United States. Master P has received five Grammy Awards. In 2013, he became the first hip-hop musician to be inducted into Louisiana’s Music Hall of Fame. In addition, he was ranked sixth on Forbes magazine’s list of the World’s 10 Richest Rappers in 2021. He was just awarded an honorary doctorate by Lincoln University in Pennsylvania.
Master P’s Net Worth and Earnings
Master P’s net worth is estimated to be $200 million from his music, films, television series, and several commercial ventures. He founded No Limit Records, an American musical label that was subsequently renamed No Limit Forever Records. No Limit Records has issued and sold a number of albums by Master P.
The rapper rose to prominence and made a fortune from his record companies. Miller’s net worth was estimated to be $200 million in 2013, making him one of the richest people in the American hip-hop culture. He has also invested millions of dollars earned from his songs in other businesses. Miller is said to have invested in 45 commercial businesses. Profits from these firms add significantly to the millionaire’s net worth. Master P has also starred in several films and television series, making a comfortable life from his profits.
He has built a name for himself in the film business by appearing in and directing various films over the years. Master P secured a contract with World Championship Wrestling CEO Eric Bischoff in the early 2000s that paid him $200,000 for each TV appearance. Because television ratings were declining and to capitalize on the rapper’s fame. Master P was the first hip-hop entrepreneur to start Better Black Television (BBTV011), a cable television network dedicated to delivering good messages to the African-American community.
Master P: Lifestyle
The rapper is in amazing physical form as a result of his lifestyle. He starts each day by exercising from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. He works out with sit-ups, boxing, cardio, burpees, and weights. Master P also maintains his diet and eats fewer calories to protect his health. Master P, the 54-year-old hip-hop magnate, has not given up on his music career and is still going strong.
His most recent album, No Limit Chronicles: The Lost Tape, was published on July 29, 2020. Furthermore, P is presently concentrating his efforts on extending his businesses, like Moneyatti and Uncle P, by releasing new clothes and culinary goods. Master P spends most of his time away from his company with his family. P just posted a video on his social media account showing himself enjoying time with his family. He also said that family comes first and that nothing beats quality time with family. Aside from that, Master P and his son, Lil Romeo, spend their time and energy helping those in need.
Master P. Charity
Master P has used his net worth to give back to the community via his foundation, P. Miller Youth Centers, and his P. Miller Food Foundation for the Homeless. His charities have helped inner-city kids all around the nation for more than two decades. During a charity basketball game in New Orleans in 2017, Miller gave 10 scholarships to students. He also covered Trinity Randolph’s burial expenses, a 3-year-old who was shot in Louisville in 2020.
In addition, he founded Take A Stand Records, a musical company whose proceeds will benefit needy children. The rapper donated half a million dollars to a Catholic school in New Orleans that he had previously attended, as well as two additional institutions. In 2005, he and his son Percy Romeo Miller received a Certificate of Special Recognition from Congresswoman Maxine Waters for their charity work.
Master P: Career
Miller attended the University of Houston on an athletic scholarship. He quit out, though, and was moved to Merritt College in Oakland, California. Soon after, his grandpa died, giving him $10,000, which he used to establish No Limit Records in Richmond, California. Get Away Clean, the rapper’s first studio album was released on February 12, 1991. In 1993, he created TRU, a music rap trio, with his two brothers, Corey Miller and Vyshonn Miller.
In-A-Minute Records signed a short-term distribution agreement with TRU and published their first album, ‘Understanding the Criminal Mind.’ No Limit Records shifted to Beats By the Pound in 1995, with new artists and in-house producers. He also secured a distribution contract with Priority Records for No Limit Records. This deal alone earned Master P millions of dollars. He then rejoined TRU in 1996 to work on Tru 2 da Game with his siblings C-Murder and Silkk the Shocker. Ghetto D, Master P’s chart-topping album, was released in 1997.
The album sold nearly 760,000 copies in its first week, the most of any of Master P’s albums, and it went triple platinum. Master P’s sixth and best-selling album was MP Da Last Don (1998). Over four million copies of the record were sold. He also released a picture with the same title the same year. He’s sold over 75 million albums and won five Grammys, four American Music Awards, three MTV Awards, and four BET Awards since then. In 1997, Master P made his acting debut. He borrowed $1 million from the bank to fund his first picture, “I’m ‘Bout It,” which he wrote, filmed, produced, and acted in.
Master P self-released it on videocassette and sold over 200,000 copies, recouping his investment as well as an additional $9 million. He has directed, written, and performed in a number of films and television shows throughout the years.
Apart from his film and television roles. Miller also worked as an executive producer on Cymphonique’s Nickelodeon program. Miller also participated in How To Rock and co-created Romeo!, a successful Nickelodeon television program featuring his son.
