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+ | Yes, it does but people are allowed their own user pages. As long as this user doesn't spam anything on the articles, why punish them for using their own page as they wish? [[User:Sheepdean|sheepdean]] [[User_talk:Sheepdean|Try to speak as clearly as you can]] 04:51, 24 December 2010 (PST) |
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Saintbrix Publishing & Recording Entertainment (or more commonly known as SPR. Ent) is a record label founded by the rapper Saintbrix. Even though the company was created accidentally, this accident is growing into much more and will become then next big thing in the music industry. On June 11, 2007, Saintbrix was just trying to further establish himself within music when a new addition that so many artist rarely get to have came and threw him off unexpectedly. Whilst trying to obtain his performer license he accidentally filed for his own company as well. Unaware of this arrangement at the moment, Saintbrix didn’t get enlightened until the documents where his performer license name came as well as his company license. In hopes of this being a mistake or an error, a relative of the rapper told him of his “mistake” and said, “Brandon, by the look of this you’ve just got yourself a company. As of now the company is heading into bigger and better things and into a more established ground in entertainment. So far Saintbrix is the CEO and founder of the company as well as having a partnership with N-EFFECT Productions’ CEO Ms. Sharon. The company has its own booking agency under the direction of Ms. Alisha Blankney and a A&R representative Gerald Pinckney. Music Production is also overseen by Saintbrix and co-producer Gerard Pinckney who is also a Marketing Director for the company too. SPR. Ent is growing and accumulating more workers as we speak until one day be a predominate force in the music industry.
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Yes, it does but people are allowed their own user pages. As long as this user doesn't spam anything on the articles, why punish them for using their own page as they wish? sheepdean Try to speak as clearly as you can 04:51, 24 December 2010 (PST)