Rap mogul, entrepreneur, and now turned TV producer, Percy Miller (aka Master P) is going on tour but this won't be a rap tour.  The Better Black Television chairman will be traveling the US to talk to troubled teens for his new show "Teens Real Talk".  Miller will visit teens in the poorest neighborhoods and detention centers to reach out to them, get their perspectives on life and try to help them.   

"This show is the home base where teens can freely connect with their peers, share their stories without fear of judgment, and collaborate with their families and community leaders to discuss resources and organise for social justice," says Miller.

"It's time for Barack Obama to be the first African American president and it's time to empower the next generation of our nation's teens to be more responsible."

"The difference between this show and other teen shows is we're taking this one on the road, to the schools, to the churches, to the communities, to the people to talk about real issues and find real solutions."

"We will also visit incarcerated teens in juvenile halls who are seeking answers and solutions... Our goal with this show is to preserve our future leaders." 

Miller recently announced he is forming a black cable network, Better Black Television (BBTV) to compete with BET.  The network will feature African Americans in a more positive light.