Young Trump

Billionheir Trump ‘The Last Don’



Though the original No Limit soldiers are no longer on the front lines, the second generation of troops is still holding down the fort. Raised in the ranks of one of Hip-Hop’s most powerful clans, Douglas Michael Miller (a.k.a. Billionheir Trump) is now taking the family business to higher heights.



The 21-year-old nephew of Master P Billionheir Trump says that growing up with No Limit Records CEO Master P taught him how to survive and be a winner in the Entertainment Business. “P showed me some of the ropes in the business and with that I will succeed by keeping my family morals and values first.” After being robbed at gunpoint in his hometown, New Orleans, the youngster left the Calliope Projects at age 12 to live with his uncle Master P, who is also his mentor, in Beverly Hills. “My mom decided New Orleans wasn’t for me,” says Trump. “P called her up and got me a ticket straight to L.A.” After moving to the West, Trump had trouble adjusting due to the language barrier, however eventually adapted to his surroundings. “When I first checked in school, my accent was real deep so none of the kids could understand what I was saying,” he says. “It was an uncomfortable feeling, I stood out. But after hanging out, I got along with everybody and things worked out cool.”

Having penned his own poetry and rhymes since age 10, Trump reunited in L.A. with his cousins, including Master P’s son Lil Romeo, and under P’s tutelage, they formed a rap quintet Rich Boyz. Independently releasing their only LP, Young Ballers—The Hood Been Good to Us, in 2005, the group toured briefly and even appeared on 106 & Park, until Hurricane Katrina hit that same year and halted promotional plans. With the band now disbanded Billioneir Trump is determinded to make his mark as a solo MC. “I could call P right now and say, ‘Yo, get me an interview,’ or ‘Get me a meeting with Jimmy Ivine,’ but I want to work hard and be able to stand on my own.” That doesn’t mean his uncles aren’t holding him down. “Being affiliated with us, of course some doors gonna be open for him, that being family,” says C-Murder, who’s taken Trump under his wing. “[But] he’s doing his own thing. He ain’t trying to be like me or nobody else.”



While many may recognize Trump’s name only due to a short-lived beef with Yung Berg last year, he hopes to stray away from the negativity and focus on creating quality music. He is currently planning on dropping his first mixtape, Trump Towers, featuring the most popular songs recently added on his myspace page: www.myspace.com/youngtrump such as, “Gucci Louis Prada,” [148 plays], “Tan,” [682 plays] “She Know,” [208 plays] and “Gangstas” [576,954.] Billionheir Trump also plans on releasing unreleased material on his mixtape with a brand new sound that will captivate alternative audiences. He has been creating a large buzz in England and Germany working with DJ Tim FX. Trump has also worked with artists such as: Grammy Nominated artist Colby O’donis, Gillie Da Kid, former B2K Platinum R&B singer Raz-B, and appears on C-Murder’s album The Calliope Clique, which was released in September 2009. “I am learning that there is a lot of footwork, and dedication to this music that I’m creating. It’s a long road ahead and I’m mentally, physically, and spiritually prepared for it. Thanks to my family, friends, and fans Billionheir Trump is the next to succeed staying TRU to the game TRU to my name ‘HELPING EVERYONE INHERIT RICHES’ which is what the HEIR in my name stands for and that’s what I’m about.”