Passion Brings Prosperity
P introduces his next commandment, "Passion Brings Prosperity" over a family night out at a local bowling alley. His message is simple, "...don't work for money, love something and then it'll come back to you." Back at PME, ACE B lays down the final vocals for the new CP3 album. P thinks ACE could be the next big artist and urges ACE to "stay focused...you don't want to be the one that almost made it." To unveil CP3 and introduce ACE to P's fan base, P and J Tweezy set up an album release party at a club in Hollywood where P, ACE, Rome and Money Mafia "touch the people" with a memorable performance. ‘Nique takes her passion to the next level by teaming up with A-list choreographer, Shane Sparks to launch a new dance company called ICONIQ. But before P gives his permission, ‘Nique and Shane must convince P why it makes sense to set up ICONIQ inside the PME facility. A new passion for art is discovered when P finds Hercy and Mercy working diligently on their paintings. P is so excited that his boys are talented in something other than basketball that he decides to host an art show and donate the proceeds to his charity, "Let the Kids Grow".
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