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#1 Source for Black Entrepreneur History
On Friday, August 21, 2020, Pharrell Williams will release new music titled Entrepreneur which features Jay-Z.
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Both men are entertainers and entrepreneurs, and it seems Pharrell Williams has decided to release music pertaining to not just entrepreneurship, but black entrepreneurship.
At pharrellwilliams.com, one can download the sheet music for Enterpreneur, and one song Whisper starts with the words, “I’m Black Ambition.”
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