Self Made Tastes Better

Singer, actor and TV personality Ray J sits down with Brett Berish to discuss making his hit single "Wait a Minute" in 5 minutes, and what Self Made means to him.

Two-time Grammy-nominated rapper Rapsody sits down with Luc Belaire CEO Brett Berish to discuss what it's like being a female emcee in a male-dominated industry, her influences, inspiring young girls, and working with 9th Wonder and Kendrick Lamar.

Philthy Rich speaks with Brett Berish on branding his name, almost quitting rap, and why he doesn't regret his mistakes.

British rapper Not3s speaks with Sovereign Brands CEO Brett Berish on the three things to make it in the industry, being a fan of Billie Eilish, and how he creates "something out of nothing".

Nigerian-native, Nosa Rex, is a rising Nollywood actor, model and a television personality and discusses how his career kicked off, his passions and believing in himself.

Muggsy Bogues speaks with Brett Berish on defying NBA stereotypes and proving himself to be an icon.

British actor, rapper, and comedian Michael Dapaah tells Brett Berish what it was like playing fictional rapper Big Shaq, and making it in the industry.

Realtor and star on Netflix's "Selling Sunset" Mary Fitzgerald sits down with Brett Berish to discuss the show, her struggles, hard work and staying motivated.

The British rapper and singer sits down with Brett Berish to discuss the Harlem Spartans, and being Self Made.

Lil Keed speaks with Brett Berish about making it in the rap community and staying humble through it all.

English singer-songwriter and rapper Kojo Funds talks to Luc Belaire Founder & CEO Brett Berish about how freestyling in a parking lot jumpstarted his career, blending West African and Caribbean sounds with rap and pop, and the idea behind the name “Kojo Funds”.

Karen Civil speaks with Brett Berish on being born to stand out, speaking at the White House, and what she learned from Nipsey Hussle.

Nigerian-American Mixed Martial Artist Kamaru Usman speaks with Sovereign Brands CEO Brett Berish on wrestling being his foundation, the first time he got punched, and the competition of having to prove you are the best in the ring.

Dominican Director Jessy Terrero speaks with Brett Berish on putting power in your own hands, the importance of visuals, and being a legend versus saying you're a legend.

Nigerian singer, songwriter and instrumentalist Harry Song speaks with CEO Brett Berish about being passionate and focused.

Sierra Leonean rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer Hardy Caprio, sits down with Luc Belaire Founder & CEO Brett Berish to discuss his newest single, music influences, and how online streaming contributed to his rise and success.

Tanzanian singer, model, businesswoman and socialite Hamissa Mobetto sits down with Brett Berish to discuss how she found her success, and what its means to be self made.

Comedian Gary Owen talks to Sovereign Brands CEO Brett Berish and shares how the Navy was his ticket to Los Angeles, explains why he does not have hecklers, and gives us the inside scoop on comedy.

British-Ghanaian recording artist, Fuse ODG sits down with Luc Belaire Founder & CEO Brett Berish to discuss growing up in Ghana and London, the success of the Azonto dance, and partnering with Ed Sheeran.

Rapper Flipp Dinero chats to Sovereign Brands CEO, Brett Berish on motivation, signing with DJ Khaled, and who gets to hear his music first.

French professional soccer player, Djibril Cissé discusses work ethnic and life as a soccer star with Sovereign Brands CEO, Brett Berish.

Nominated Actor & Comedian, Deon Cole discussing being on the hit series Black-ish, and what Self Made means to him.

David Birtwistle speaks with Brett Berish on starring in Too Hot to Handle, personal success, and ultimately, investing in himself.

Harlem rapper Dave East touches on his home and family life, talks about playing basketball in his high school days, the artistry behind being a rapper, realizing his fame, his style of music, and much more.

Da L.E.S speaks with Brett Berish on breaking boundaries in South Africa's hip-hop industry and how he was able to do it.