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“Battleship” Movie Premiere with Actress Yvette Yates

B. Taylor attends the “Battleship” Movie Premiere with friend, Actress Yvette Yates.

B.Taylor was promoting his new single and Yvette was promoting her new movie.

Rihanna, Brooklyn Decker, and Other Top Stars Shine On Battleship Premiere Carpet

“Navy Veteran , B. Taylor, one of the Navy’s most popular stars in entertainment, arrived to the cheers of fans with Yates. Taylor, a celebrated HipHop Artist ,received accolades from the top brass of the Navy as his single ,Fire In Your Eyes, featuring Pauley Perrette, recently charted number one on Billboard Sales above Nicki Minaj. Taylor and Yates were joined on the carpet by Admiral Dennis Moniyhan and Colonel Gregory Gadson.” read the full article at Examiner

Updated: video coverage of “Battleship” Premiere

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B. Taylor’s Story Goes Viral

Rapper B. Taylor Demonstrates Why He Is “The Best Of The Best”

Urban Producer Awards with Rapper/Musician B. Taylor – “The Chosen One”

Hip Hop Juggernaut B Taylor Flies Above The Competition on Respect The Grind

The Chronicles Artist Spotlight: “B. Taylor The Vet”

Navy veteran B. Taylor is taking the music world by storm. This all American budding Hip Hop star was discovered by Motown legend Pete Moore of Smokey Robinson and the Miracles. Moreover, he has become the “face of music” for the U.S. military and their families. B. Taylor has appeared on Entertainment Tonight, Extra, Fox News, All Hip Hop’s Breeding Ground Spotlight and he has performed for President Obama. He Scored a #1 Hit on the Billboard Hot Hip Hop/R&B Singles chart with his duet with the NCIS TV star Pauley Perrette. The song is entitled “Fire In Your Eyes.” In addition he also had a big song with R&B star Ray J called “Let’s Get This Party Started.”

B. Taylor is a “Hip Hop Wizard.” Music is the universal language and B. Taylor speaks it well. He is a masterful performer, musician and songwriter. What’s unique about him is that he can professionally play four instruments.

B. Taylor’s current smash single “Best of The Best” is earning unprecedented critical praise, with Urban Buzz Factor.com declaring it “arguably one of the best Hip-hop singles of the year,” officially putting B Taylor on the radar of new artists to look out for.

Equally important, B Taylor was inspired by many great artists such as Proof from D12, Jay-Z, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Snoop Dog, Kirk Franklin and Mary J. Blige. Inspired by music’s greatest artists but determined to pave his own lane, B Taylor is starting to make waves in the industry. B Taylor has a work ethic that is unmatched and he has built a loyal and substantial fan base with in the Midwest and beyond. His philosophy is “Respect, Loyalty and Honor.”

B. Taylor’s music is integrity driven.The topics are passionate, ardent and forthright. He writes about observations and personal revelations of the everyday struggle.

According to B. Taylor’s analysis, “Right now, the game is missing substance. Very few artists are speaking about anything worthwhile. That’s where I am different. I provide content that people can relate to while being entertaining at the same time.”

His mission is to use his influence, and resources to provide a memorable contribution to music and world history. B. Taylor wants to do something for the people and take it back to when artists were not just performing in the community but also working with the community. “I see things through the lenses of optimism and reality; it’s a prefect balance of hope and real life,” proclaims the rapper.

He has a strong fan base not just within the U.S. but also in Germany, France, Canada, Jamaica, Africa, and the Czech Republic to name a few. B. Taylor’s charismatic personality exudes positive energy. His plan is to take his brand across the globe. “My goal is to be an international superstar,” proclaims the B Taylor.

Dr.Oz and the Vemma Convention

A photo of B.Taylor with Dr.Oz (Dr.Oz Television Show) at the Vemma Healthcare private dinner supporting Dr.Oz Heath Corp.

Vemma Founder BK Boreyko and other Vemma Executives are making B.Taylor part of the Vemma Product and Family.

Interview with B. Taylor and his Father by Bob Fischer

In case you missed it, late last year B. Taylor and his father were interviewed by Bob Fischer.

B.Taylor and his father Rev. William Taylor interview with CEO/President Bob Fischer of The Nevada Broadcasting Association on the Statewide “Observation” Talk Show. 12/16/2011

Source of the Interview

B. Taylor Graces the Front Page of AllHipHop.com

B. Taylor Graces the Front Page of AllHipHop.com, and is selected for “Breeding Ground Spotlight” (where AllHipHop.com identifies the new hot artist in hip hop) following the footsteps of Nicki Minaj, Drake and J Cole.
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Live Performance on Fox 5 News

B. Taylor recently performed “Best of the Best” live on Fox 5 News Las Vegas, view the video here.

Fox 5 Las Vegas Interview 12/9/11

B. Taylor was interviewed by Fox 5 Las Vegas yesterday. View the video below.

Fox 5 San Diego

B. Taylor was interviewed on Fox 5 San Diego this past weekend. He performed both “Fire in your Eyes” and “Best of the Best.”

Fox 5 San Diego “The Best of the Best” Performance

Fox 5 San Diego “Fire in Your Eyes” Performance

Interview on Extra with Mario Lopez

“Basketball great James Worthy and hip hop sensation B Taylor stopped by The Grove to talk about the 2011 Quicken Loans Carrier Classic, which will honor Veterans Day with three basketball teams coming together to play on the flight deck of the USS Carl Vinson.” read more

Examiner Interview: Chattin’ with B. Taylor: he’s got a ticket to ride

B. Taylor was recently interviewed by Kevin Yeanoplos of the Examiner.

“Rumor has it that late Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart was a huge hip hop fan. Yeah, and Lady Gaga is a man – and Elvis is alive.

You can’t believe everything that you read, but Potter did famously say, “I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description; and perhaps I could never succeed in intelligibly doing so. But I know it when I see it.”

And that sure sounds like someone struggling to describe a certain easily misunderstood music genre. Then again, the industry “outsider” could easily have been trying to explain the difference between a hip hop artist – and a hip hop performer.”

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