(lively hiphop music)
- [Narrator] Rapper, actor, and entrepreneur,
we were first introduced to the mini heartthrob
in the early 2000s as Lil' Romeo.
- My new show is called "The Romeo Show."
Y'all can catch it every Saturday at 8:30,
and it's kinda like a modern day
Partridge-type family thing
mixed with, like, "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,"
so it's real positive, and it's gonna be a lot of fun,
and make sure y'all check it out.
- [Interviewer] Tell us about your character.
- Well, my character, his name is Romeo,
and he's trying to get to where I'm at right now.
He's trying to get all the jewelry,
be number one on the Billboard, and everything,
so, like, my character,
he's driven to be number one.
He's trying to be where I'm at right now.
- [Narrator] He's come a long way
from his first platinum single, "My Baby," in 2001,
starring in his own Nickelodeon show in 2002,
to movies, college, fashion, basketball,
even owning his own record label, No Limit Forever Records,
and so much more.
- I'm top 20 in basketball right now,
I'm top 20 in the nation.
I've been doing that.
And my dad call me Super Baby 'cause I do so many things.
So, I do acting, rapping, basketball.
I might go to the moon next time, so you never know.
I just wanna thank all the fans out there.
- [Narrator] He has proven over the years
that there is no limit to his success.
- [Photographer] Magazine, this way, please.
Romeo.
- [Narrator] Let's take a look
at the evolution of Romeo Miller.
- I just came from rehearsal.
I had a seven-hour rehearsal.
I'm doing "Dancing with the Stars,"
so I just came from there,
but I'm here, you know, I'm trying to be Superman,
I'm trying to be in two places at once.
I'm here just to give back.
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Pops made me the president of No Limit Forever now,
so I got the record label.
I'm looking for hungry artists out there,
like my pops back in the day.
I want people who've been through the struggle,
wanna make a difference.
- You know, I have to ask you about
(audience claps and cheers)
your own personal struggle.
We have so many industry babies, I wanna call you.
You guys are coming up now,
you guys are taking over the scene
of what your parents were doing,
but was it hard trying to find your own identity,
and not just being known as Master P's son?
- I mean, for me,
everybody's human, at the end of the day.
We all have our own obstacles to go through,
and for me, it's just life, you know?
I don't really find it hard,
I don't really think about it.
For me, it's a pleasure to be able
to live with somebody like my pops and Master P.
This man a mogul, a living legend.
(audience claps and cheers)
I just take off what he teach me.
We always trying to improve in some shape or form.
I think that's what people don't realize.
With life, if you wanna truly be successful,
I don't care how much success you gain or already have,
there's always somebody coming behind you,
so, even the philosophy that my dad had
is that you gotta put in work.
Rule number one,
no matter if there's a audience or not,
you gotta stay fresh, baby, smell good, stay ready
so you don't gotta get ready.
Showtime.
I'm dressed up for the living room.
Got a big movie in the works.
I can't really talk too much about it.
Two big movies, actually.
I'm-a say it's superhero, and fast, fast, fast,
and then my new album coming out, "I Am No Limit,"
my mixtape "Only God Can Judge Me,"
my new single with Sean Kingston called "Famous Girl,"
my other other new single, "Rock With It,"
featuring four of my new artists.
I'm gonna do a lot of charity work.
I'm-a have a big announcement,
actually, on my Twitter, so y'all go to add my Twitter,
@romeomiller, go follow me,
and yeah, just gonna keep it going.
Trying to save the world.