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Romeo's World: Welcome to the Good Life
Romeo adds independence to Reality TV
World famous teen entertainer/athlete Romeo is in production on Romeo's World: Welcome to the Good Life -- a reality TV series with a positive message.
"Reality TV is just cameras following you around and if you own the cameras and the production company then you own the content so you are able to control the series," said Romeo who is bringing independence to reality TV the same way his father Master P brought independence to hip-hop 15 years ago.
The show aims to give viewers a glimpse into Romeo's busy life at school, on the court, and around the town. The series will follow Romeo from high school, to the prom, through graduation and into college as a student athlete.
Romeo's World: Welcome to the Good Life emphasizes the importance of education, hard work, entrepreneurship, and a positive attitude as elements that contribute to Romeo's healthy and successful lifestyle and serves as constructive programming for today's youth.
"A lot of people get caught up with the hype and what other people want you to do," said Romeo. "I always make sure I'm doing what I love doing and I think that goes a long way."
Despite Romeo's celebrity status, he is still a teenager that goes to a regular public high school, and is now on his way to becoming a top student athlete in his sport of choice, basketball. Ironically, some have questioned Romeo's decision to attend college at USC in the fall.
"I decided to go to college because it's probably the best thing someone can do to further their education, and it's something important to me and my family," said Romeo.
Networks across the nation are vying to be a part of this reality show due in part to the ongoing writers strike. You can help Romeo pick a network for his series by participating in a poll on officialromeo.com and myspace.com/romeo and vote for the channel you'd like to see Romeo's World airing on.
Viewers will also be invited to logon and watch a live streaming feed of Romeo's World on Yahoo! and MySpace (exact webcast dates and times will be announced shortly.)
The production company responsible for the show is owned by Romeo himself and will be producing similar programming for other celebrities and star athletes.
World famous teen entertainer/athlete Romeo is in production on Romeo's World: Welcome to the Good Life -- a reality TV series with a positive message.
"Reality TV is just cameras following you around and if you own the cameras and the production company then you own the content so you are able to control the series," said Romeo who is bringing independence to reality TV the same way his father Master P brought independence to hip-hop 15 years ago.
The show aims to give viewers a glimpse into Romeo's busy life at school, on the court, and around the town. The series will follow Romeo from high school, to the prom, through graduation and into college as a student athlete.
Romeo's World: Welcome to the Good Life emphasizes the importance of education, hard work, entrepreneurship, and a positive attitude as elements that contribute to Romeo's healthy and successful lifestyle and serves as constructive programming for today's youth.
"A lot of people get caught up with the hype and what other people want you to do," said Romeo. "I always make sure I'm doing what I love doing and I think that goes a long way."
Despite Romeo's celebrity status, he is still a teenager that goes to a regular public high school, and is now on his way to becoming a top student athlete in his sport of choice, basketball. Ironically, some have questioned Romeo's decision to attend college at USC in the fall.
"I decided to go to college because it's probably the best thing someone can do to further their education, and it's something important to me and my family," said Romeo.
Networks across the nation are vying to be a part of this reality show due in part to the ongoing writers strike. You can help Romeo pick a network for his series by participating in a poll on officialromeo.com and myspace.com/romeo and vote for the channel you'd like to see Romeo's World airing on.
Viewers will also be invited to logon and watch a live streaming feed of Romeo's World on Yahoo! and MySpace (exact webcast dates and times will be announced shortly.)
The production company responsible for the show is owned by Romeo himself and will be producing similar programming for other celebrities and star athletes.
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A Day in the Life of Romeo
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A Los Angeles TV news crew spent a day with Romeo - at school, on the court, and around town. Romeo is going to USC on a full scholarship to play basketball for the Trojans later in 2008.
Romeo Miller & Demar DeRozen "The Transformers"
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Off the court, Romeo Miller (aka 'Lil Romeo) and Demar DeRozen are some of the most humble people you will ever meet. But when its game time, the two transform into some of the fiercest ballers ever to play the game. Both Romeo and Demar are headed to USC in 2008.
Congressional Hearings on Hip Hop - Panel 2 (9 of 9)
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The House Committee on Energy and Commerce hears testimony from artists and music executives on the state of hip-hop. The event took place Sept 25, 2007. David Banner, Master P were two artists that spoke.
Congressional Hearings on Hip Hop - Panel 2 (8 of 9)
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The House Committee on Energy and Commerce hears testimony from artists and music executives on the state of hip-hop. The event took place Sept 25, 2007. David Banner, Master P were two artists that spoke.
Congressional Hearings on Hip Hop - Panel 2 (7 of 9)
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The House Committee on Energy and Commerce hears testimony from artists and music executives on the state of hip-hop. The event took place Sept 25, 2007. David Banner, Master P were two artists that spoke.
Congressional Hearings on Hip Hop - Panel 2 (6 of 9)
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The House Committee on Energy and Commerce hears testimony from artists and music executives on the state of hip-hop. The event took place Sept 25, 2007. David Banner, Master P were two artists that spoke.
Congressional Hearings on Hip Hop - Panel 2 (5 of 9)
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The House Committee on Energy and Commerce hears testimony from artists and music executives on the state of hip-hop. The event took place Sept 25, 2007. David Banner, Master P were two artists that spoke.
Congressional Hearings on Hip Hop - Panel 2 (4 of 9)
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The House Committee on Energy and Commerce hears testimony from artists and music executives on the state of hip-hop. The event took place Sept 25, 2007. David Banner, Master P were two artists that spoke.
Congressional Hearings on Hip Hop - Panel 2 (3 of 9)
zhlédnutí 23KPřed 16 lety
The House Committee on Energy and Commerce hears testimony from artists and music executives on the state of hip-hop. The event took place Sept 25, 2007. David Banner, Master P were two artists that spoke.
Congressional Hearings on Hip Hop - Panel 2 (2 of 9)
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The House Committee on Energy and Commerce hears testimony from artists and music executives on the state of hip-hop. The event took place Sept 25, 2007. David Banner, Master P were two artists that spoke.
Congressional Hearings on Hip Hop - Panel 2 (1 of 9)
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The House Committee on Energy and Commerce hears testimony from artists and music executives on the state of hip-hop
Master P on Fox News Your World with Neil Cuvato
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Fox News' Your World with Neil Cuvato interviews Master P
Master P on ESPN's First Take
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Master P sits down with Dana Jacobson of ESPN's First Take for an interview
He's so corny 😂😂😂
What a throwback 😢
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😊 Super Good Romeo; Jamba Juice is my favorite as well😊
Thank you your majesty: Prince romeo / Much body wash at most for I. $......etc I am not as talented as I appear
Bring Dana Jacobson back to ESPN already before 2023
Only one I need to be popular with is mine.
Love of life is a blessing.
Is there a way to put away the cuccie?
Demar still move the exact same😂 that’s crazy. Just goes to show how some of those high school kids are nba ready
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I remember P.Miller Ballers from early 2000's. Didn't even realize Demar DeRozen was with them
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This Is What Is Missing From Part 5 Mr. Crump. I am going to be very honest with you. Last year I went through the worst depression that--I mean, I can't describe it. And during that depression, I had the money, I had the cars, but in this depression I was wondering if I was doing my people more harm, and I went to a preacher that had 30 people in his congregation and then I went to a preacher in St. Louis who had 5,000 people in his congregation, and it was funny because when the congregation went away, both of them said the same thing. They pulled me to the side and they said boy, keep rapping. They said yes, there are some negative things that come out the words that you say but you are from a state of pain, you are coming from pain. My mother told me once, she said Levell, she said if you close the door on your hand regardless of what anybody say, nine times out of 10, and excuse me, you are going to say ``s * * *'' When you slam your door, you may not say it in here but when you are at home, that is what you are going to say. If it describes the pain that our people are going through, and the truth, if we stop talking about it, the dialog stops. Ms. Schakowsky. I guess I am not talking about the pain that you feel but is there any sense of a pain that you may inflict by putting down women through your music? Mr. Crump. When we go to McDonald's, do we think about the pain that we inflict making the United States unhealthy? Everything that we do as Americans has some kind of consequence to it. Ms. Schakowsky. But---- Mr. Crump. And what I would say is, if a parent--like my mother honestly told me when I was growing up in Mississippi, and I am going to be honest with you, they still call us n* * * * * in Mississippi. So my mother and my grandmother made sure they told me every day that I was beautiful. So when people ask me did I see right through them in Mississippi and maybe I was blinded because of my parents. My parents made me feel so beautiful that maybe yes, it was working. I thought it was. But I did have those parents there to teach me then. So in me saying that and what you also have to understand because we do come from different cultures and I had this in my speech and I skipped over it for time, but I said that the intent and spirit of the word ``n * * * * *'' or ``b * * * *'' in rap music does not even remotely carry the same meaning nor historical intent, and attempting to censor the word that music depicts be camaraderie is outrageous. In saying that, you may hear us say the word ``n * * * * *'' and the word ``b * * * *'' and in some situations, I will admit, it is meant in a negative way because regardless of whether we admit it or not, those type of people do exist in society and we are describing a certain type of person, and we must admit that they do exist. But in most cases, it is a form of camaraderie, and when people hear it from the outside, then they are like, they are so mean to each other, but it don't mean the same thing. Ms. Schakowsky. Dr. Dyson, would you comment on that? I am willing to acknowledge that maybe in some ways I don't get it but when I hear these words I feel like women are being put down in ways that are really bad. Mr. Dyson. Yes, absolutely. I think that there is no question that the rhetorical contempt that is aimed at women is lamentable, should be talked about, should be confronted and should be articulated without question. What is interesting is that when I said earlier, and I have now a chance to explicate it a bit, is that the virtue, if we can call it that, of hip hop is that you don't really have to guess. If there is lethal viewpoint expressed against women, which we should oppose, which we should talk about, which we should explore, which we should explain, which we should get at the root of---- Ms. Schakowsky. Or justify? I mean---- Mr. Dyson. No, not justify. I mean, you can---- Ms. Schakowsky. I feel like I am---- Mr. Dyson. There is no justification in my mind for it but what is interesting is that we talked about quarantining the crazy, the hip hop. There are ways in which polite society reinforces negative values toward women but they don't call them b * * * *, ho, skeaze or slut, chicken head, 'hood rat. I am not suggesting that b * * * *, ho, skeaze, 'hood rat and chicken head are not offensive.
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And he’s only laughing because he knows the situation at hand is hysterical and you can clearly tell he’s fed up.
David banner a legend fr
No Chill Gil brought me here…who else got brought here too lol don’t lie now
Bruh what happened to the original track ?????????
Here thanks to The Midnight Miracle 🙏🏿
NO LIMIT FOREVER!
Master P !!!!!!!
David Banner is The Man.
That hand sign 6
Absolutely nobody Me 13 years later:hip hop is dead🤦🏾♂️
I love this discussion! David Banner and P ‘Master P’ Miller handled this panel amazingly well. I love the honesty that was shared from these artists. It’s unfortunate, that 12 years later hip hop HAS gotten worse. Fortunately, there are hip hop artists that have elevated and TRYING to change the narrative. As a culture, we must take accountability and say we ALL had a part in keeping our culture stagnant. Yes, music plays a part, BUT there is still a choice that MUST be made within ourselves. A lot of us (including me at one point), made a negative choice based off of the music we listened to. When I listen to old hip hop today, I don’t get those same urges that I got back in the day. Why?!? Because, I made a choice to change. It does help that the artists I listen to have changed as well, and it reflects in their music. Life in general is about evolution. We should not be the same person we were 10mins ago, 10 days ago, or 10 years from now. How do you keep yourself in constant growth mode?? By allowing yourself to FOREVER be a student of life, to experiences, and with the Creator. Something I tell my girls is that, if you can’t find a lesson learned EVERDAY; then your day was NEVER worth living. “Be the change you seek”!!
that change hasn't happened, this was 12 years ago, it's worse now, unfortunately this was an absolute waste of time
David banner videos always get cut when he's making a great point
Romeo Miller, & Tevin Mcknight, 4 Life
Lil Romeo, & And Young-V, Young Mcknight, For Life
Romeo Miller He Go’s Hard
I top
Man imagine Romeo in NBA
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Go P
Play decent enough for his size and also being a celebrity.
This nigga demar derozan had hops out the gym on god
Movie Elf sharpener and Oprah Winfrey will take Gill children and have them exterminate it's only for a select few you have made it this far without then so stop giving them credit that is unjustice and under due... They are Satanist I know that you belong to say stop preaching Jesus, my bad you PREACH GOD, NOW I NEED YOU TO TELL THE WHOLE WORLD HIS NAME MY PRAYER ARE WITH YOU ✝️👰🕊️🐠😇👑⚔️🛡️🍎♥️🔥💎
David Banner BRILLIANT BLACK MAN, Society is Sick ✝️👰🕊️🐠😇👑⚔️🛡️💎🍎♥️🔥
Percy Miller you are a beautiful BRILLIANT BLACK MAN ✝️✝️🕊️🐠😇👑⚔️🛡️💎🍎♥️🔥 the politics of America and is social influence chase the Hutt Chaser project then you'll change the environment... Prostitution started with a garden of Good and Evil and the tree of life and knowledge, and then they produce Cane.. Go figure
Candace Owens was absolutely right and I Eric Dyson you have too many words saying absolutely nothing!!! ✝️👰🕊️🐠😇👑⚔️🛡️💎🍎♥️🔥
Frame Not!!! Hold Up the book One more time, question how many white men got away with killing Black Women?
MackDonalds scoring pernts
All this went on and get got Takashi 69 lmao
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It's no DeRozen but DeRozan