Master P Reveals The Female Artist Who He Regrets Not Signing

When it comes to discovering new talent, Percy Robert Miller aka “Master P” is a true professional. He recently opened up about his thoughts about women who are dominating the rap…

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Updated Nov 15, 2020 6:08 PM EST

(Photo by Chelsea Lauren/Getty Images for BET)

(Photo by Chelsea Lauren/Getty Images for BET)

When it comes to discovering new talent, Percy Robert Miller aka "Master P" is a true professional.

He recently opened up about his thoughts about women who are dominating the rap game and said that he wanted "to see more women win. “The upcoming artists that I see right now...and these women are huge– are Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion... I still like Dej Loaf, her sound just doesn’t go away for me. Maybe I might just start NO Limit all over again and just have a whole female group of women," Master P told HipHopDX. "I’m looking for the baddest women that can rap."

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LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 17: (L-R) Cymphonique Miller, Master P and Romeo Miller attend VH1 Hip Hop Honors: The 90s Game Changers at Paramount Studios on September 17, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by John Sciulli/Getty Images for VH1/Viacom)

“It’s a lot of underground women too that I like that I think will be big,” he proceeded to say. “I think women are definitely taking over and I respect them, I want to see more women win because women aren’t a problem. We don’t have to worry about none of the violence that’s going on... The women are just easy.”

Miller also revealed a missed opportunity that he reflects on from an unlikely artist. “I just didn’t get it,” the rap mogul said while discussing India Arie. “She would come to my house and she’d be singing with no shoes on...and I’m like how can I help this woman? I just didn’t know how because my music was so hard and she’d be like, 'P I’m gonna be a star and I was like..." He added, "But now, that was the one that got away... We could’ve did something incredible.”

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