The main thing that comes to mind when I think about rap artist Master P is his music career. I never once thought he'd make for a good actor. Part of that is his grill, which pretty much means he can only play the role of characters who wear grills. That seems limiting to me. In this movie, he plays alongside comedian Eddie Griffin, but that's not enough to hold this movie together.
As could be expected, the movie had a soundtrack. The soundtrack was number 32 on the Billboard top 200 list, so at least something came out of this movie. Big surprise there. A movie starring a rapper had a great soundtrack that did better than the movie did. That's not a bad reason to make a movie, but then make the movie about making music.