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New York, NY On Feb, 25 2025, Yung Joc and Sherie P cordially invite you out to “The Awakening of the Underdogs,” at Belaire Headquarters in NYC. This exclusive evening is dedicated to celebrating and honoring influential men in entertainment and business. Building on the success of its previous events in Atlanta, Georgia, the braintrust, Sherie Phillips, dedicated her next rendition to celebrating those here in New York.
Under the Theme “The Awakening of the Underdogs,” the evening will celebrate men who have overcome obstacles, redefined excellence and continue to inspire others through their resilience. “We wanted to provide men in the entertainment and business space with an opportunity to just relax. Allowing someone to finally cater and take care of them, said Sherie Phillips. “We created Men’s Appreciation in 2023. We want to honor our men in this space while also emphasizing the importance of mental health, self-care and personal growth.”
With the red carpet affair scheduled to kick off at 6pm, guest will experience a luxurious spa treatment from Lux Elite Wellness of Spa Boss Tribe by Candace Holyfield. This Spa treatment designed to promote relaxation and mental clarity while also enjoying premium libation, from our sponsors Luc Belaire and and artfully curated selection of light bites. The atmosphere will provide a serene ambiance and create a space for honorees and attendees to recharge and reflect in the company of their peers.
The night will culminate with honoring several members of the entertainment and business community for their ability to overcome, redefine excellence and their continued pursuit to defy odds and rise above. Each of these honorees have worked diligently to inspire the next generation of entertainers and business leaders.
2025 Presidential Lifetime Achievement Honorees:
- Lil Cease– Brooklyn-born rapper and Member of Junior M.A.F.I.A
- Maino– Acclaimed Brooklyn rapper, entrepreneur, and advocate.
- Ray Daniels– Bronx-born music executive and industry powerhouse.
- Fabolous – Chart-topping rapper, style icon, and entrepreneur.
- Jadakiss– Hip-Hop legend, business mogul and cultural influencer.
Red Carpet & Media Opportunities:
Media Outlets are invited to capture this monumental evening, featuring red carpet arrivals and exclusive interviews focusing on the honorees’ journeys, the importance of mental wellness, and how self-care fuels long-term success.
RSVP only. For more details, email [email protected] or [email protected]. Join us in New York City for an unforgettable evening where luxury meets legacy and wellness meets success.
About Men’s Appreciation:
Founded in 2023 in Atlanta, Men’s Appreciation is more than just a celebration- it is a movement. This event was created to honor men who not only excel in their industries but also recognize the importance of mental health, self-care, and personal growth. Past attendees include Freeway Rick Ross, Dwight Howard, Turk of Cash Money, Lil Scrappy, Hip Hop Historian NuFace, and esteemed political figures. For media inquiries or additional details, please contact Craig Martin at 917-944-9500 [email protected] or Sherie P at [email protected].
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With the single, “All Else Fails,” out now, we took some time to hear more from Que Believe. Read below to learn more about Que Believe, the story behind the single, and what’s to come.
Hi Que Believe! Let’s start with how did you get your artist name?
I was labeled QB by my friends in Florida because I’m originally from Queens Bridge, and when I started doing music, I took the letters from my nickname and tied it in with my story of being an underdog in the industry – hence Que believe.
What city are you from and where are you based now?
I’m originally from Queens, but I’m based out of Staten Island, NYC where I do all of my music in our own studio.
At what point in your life did you decide to pursue a career in music? How did you get started?
It started off with poetry in elementary school, and it transpired into music when I got to my senior year of high school.
Has your upbringing played a role in shaping who you are and defining your sound today? If so, how?
My upbringing has definitely impacted and influenced my music, and who I am because the hardships that I’ve faced provided me with the drive and material needed to stay creative.
How would you describe your sound to readers who may not be familiar with you?
I don’t necessarily have a specific sound as I grew up listening to pretty much everything, so if I had to describe it, it would be described as infectiously catchy music with a message that transcends genre. People around me say it’s ‘medicine for the soul’ type of music, so I implemented that in my Que Believe brand logo.
Do you have any hobbies outside of music? What do you do to stay creative?
I don’t have much hobbies outside of the music scene because I breathe, live, and dream musically.
Who are some of your main musical influences?
My main influences as of now are Bruno Mars, Anderson Paak, and The Weeknd, but my Hip-Hop influences that started it all for me were Slim Shady, Nas, Method Man, and Redman.
What are some of your future music career goals?
My goals are to have a number 1 charting album on Billboard, win a few Grammys, and working with some of my biggest influences.
Now onto your release, ‘All Else Fails.’ What inspired this song?
‘All Else Fails’ came to me in a dark time where I was forced to choose between struggling doing it by the books, and taking risks in order to secure the bag and not be a statistic.
What is ‘All Else Fails’ about in your own words?
The average man becoming a risk taker with all that life brings his way.
How did the collaboration with Jadakiss come about?
A good friend of mine at the time (Efren Santana) had connections with Jadakiss’ camp and pitched it to them. Jadakiss heard the potential in the record and jumped on it out of love, and I’ve been greatly appreciative of that. So, salute to Jadakiss, man. Much love and respect. Not too many artists are like him – humble to work with underdog artists trying to get in the game like myself. It’s been a long Journey for me.
What message do you hope fans take away from your music and from ‘All Else Fails?’
When all else fails, don’t lose hope and strive for greatness.
What’s one of the proudest moments of your music career so far?
Completing my first project (In Que Believe EP), which is officially being released this summer. Stay tuned for the date, which will be posted on my website and pre-released on there.
What would you say are the greatest lessons that you’ve learned so far?
Stay humble, believe In yourself/your potential, and always remain a student to everything that you do in life.
What’s next for you? Are you working on any upcoming projects, or do you have any upcoming shows that we should be on the lookout for?
Right now, I will be doing a lot of media coverage across the U.S. for my first project, In Que Believe EP, which has six of my favorite songs from my catalog that I built over my years of music. Eventually, I will be doing shows, which also will be posted on my website, quebelievemusic.com, and I’m also working on putting together my first full album now. This EP is just a sample of what I’m bringing for you all, so I hope that you enjoy it.
Where can we follow you on social media?
https://www.instagram.com/quebelieve
https://www.quebelievemusic.com
https://youtube.com/@quebelieve
Thank you for the great interview; wish you much continued success!
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