Percy "Master P" Miller named Entertainment Ambassador for Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has announced that businessman and music mogul Percy “Master P” Miller has been named the official Entertainment Ambassador for the City of New Orleans. The announcement was made at a press conference that was attended by several city leaders on Monday.

Miller was born and raised in New Orleans, where he attended Booker T. Washington High School and Warren Easton Charter School. He later relocated to Richmond, CA, where he opened his first small business, a record store called "No Limit Records." Within just a few years, Miller turned "No Limit" into an independent record label, which developed into one of the most successful in the music industry during the mid to late 90's. Miller later successfully expanded his business ventures in the world of television, film, producing, clothing, real estate, and sports.

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His role as entertainment ambassador will be to help promote the art and culture of New Orleans throughout the next months, leading up to Super Bowl LIX on February 9th, 2025. This will be the record- tying 11th Super Bowl that the city will host.

Cantrell said of Miller, "He's deserving of all the love, all the praise, for demonstrating the resiliency of this community and that there's no limit to accomplishing great things for the city of New Orleans."

Miller said of his new role, "We are doing this through film, television and entertainment but we are also doing this through business because I want people to see what I was able to grow. I grew up in the projects in New Orleans and was able to change my life and educate myself. Get out there to see more. And I want more for the city of New Orleans."