It’s been more than a decade since New Orleans native Master P first exploded onto the music scene with his historical 85 percent distribution deal and shook up the industry from his seemingly impenetrable No Limit empire. Cranking out hit after chart-topping hit, Percy Miller provided the blueprint for block hustlers across the country to maximize their games from the street corner to the board room. Following directly in P’s footsteps of musical independence is self-made Mississippi CEO Huggie “B.” Now after three full-length solo albums, one group effort and a mix tape distributed through his Big Nut Records, Huggie returns with his forthcoming solo assault Get Ya Weight Up. “I’m a leader, not a follower,” Huggie explains. “I get on the streets and do my own promotions. I do whatever it takes, and I stay humble with the fans.” Born Gerald Jackson in the sleepy southern Mississippi town of Columbia, Huggie began rapping in high school as a m...