A Legendary Rapper Is Coming To The Wilmington Library

The Wilmington Library will welcome a very influential and legendary rapper this September.

Master P will be welcomed to Wilmington on September 18h for a very special event that will cover aspects of business and the music industry amongst other.

"Master P is one of the most successful rappers, record-executives, and record producers in American history. He’s an entrepreneur, actor, and multi-millionaire who has inspired countless others, rising rapper’s and inner-city kids alike to go after their dreams. His music defined an era, and his iconic work-ethic has helped others to think bigger and hustle harder. Master P will share business insights that can teach, guide, and benefit you in unimaginable ways" according to the event page.

This event is first come and first served so no registration or tickets are required to see Master P.

So can you snap pictures of Master P?

The Wilmington Library does allow cameras for events. But you must remain seated while snapping pictures. This event will also be livestreamed!

"Throughout the late '90s, Master P created a hip-hop empire while flying just beneath the mainstream radar. As the CEO of No Limit Records, he led a camp of prolific artists who redefined rap through innovative production and lyrics derived directly from lived experiences in some of America's toughest streets" according to All Music.

Master P say massive success with his 1997 hit "Make 'Em Say Uhh!" and even ventured into professional wrestling on top of producing and writing music and television.

The Wilmington Public Library is also offering tons of other events as well:

You can find more events at your local library here.

The Wilmington Library will welcome a very influential and legendary rapper this September.

When driving down the road in Wilmington or Newark or Rehoboth Beach, there doesn't seem to be a shortage of popular fast food options.  There's a McDonald's, Chick-Fil-A, Taco Bell or some other drive-thru fast food stop on pretty much every corner.

I was recently in Southwest Florida and I did take notice of some fast food options we don't have up here in Delaware.  It got me thinking.  Are we missing out on some dynamite fast food spots?

In doing a quick Google search to find out about the most popular fast food brands across the country, I quickly learned that we are in fact missing out on some very popular options across the country.  I have tried several of these places, so I can speak from experience.   We may need to start some petitions.

Luckily, we now have the long awaited, first Raising Cane's location, so that's one brand we can add to the list of what we do have here in the First State.  The stand alone restaurant, with a drive-thru, is located at 127 Grove Lane in Newark.

According to The Raising Cane's website, their concept is simple and unique.  They say they only have ONE LOVE – quality chicken finger meals! At Raising Cane’s you get an exceptionally high quality product served quickly and conveniently. We can do this because we offer a limited menu.  You can learn more about Raising Cane's here.

I haven't tried Raising Canes yet, but I am really looking forward to giving the chicken fingers a try!

You've probably seen an In-N-Out if you've been out to the west coast.  This is a super popular fast food spot in places like like Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

The only thing I really know about Carl's Jr. is that Paris Hilton did a not suitable for work commercial for them years ago.

OK!  I have been to Whataburger and it is delicious.  Think drive-thru really late at night when you need something greasy in your belly.

I've also been to a Culver's.  In fact, I just went on my trip to Florida.  The food is good, the milkshakes are even better.  I would recommend the Wisconsin cheese curds.

I haven't tried Raising Cane's but I have had Zaxby's plenty of times before and from what I know, these two places are very similar.

Another location focusing on chicken.  Chicken fingers, chicken salads, chicken sandwiches, they're all good.

I think I went to a Jack In The Box while on vacation in Hawaii like 20 years ago and I don't recall it knockin' my socks off.

Another chicken joint.  I've stopped here for breakfast in North Carolina and the country ham biscuit is delicious.

I've been to Firehouse once before.  It was good, not great.

Even though we don't have one here in Delaware, I'd be hard pressed to find someone who hasn't tried these world famous sliders.  There's even a movie about White Castle.

Yes, I've been to Jason's Deli too!  The salad bar is unmatched.  I love a good salad bar.  And you get a free ice cream cone too.

Tim Hortons is known for their coffee and donuts.  Most locations are up north, so it's odd we don't have one here in Delaware.