Urban, Christian Hip Hop artist, Mr. Del is a
veteran in the rap game. Former, 3:6!
Mafia superstar seemingly had the lifestyle
that any young rapper would fathom, but he!
decided to trade in the street’s message for
the work of the ministry. When asked what
sparked the crossover to Christian music, Mr.
Del told us, “I had a purpose that was
greater than what I was doing, it began to
really affect and infect my soul, to the point
where my conscience started to bother me. I
felt like there was a higher purpose, there
was a higher thing that I was supposed to be
doing and because of that, I believe it’s
what led to the transformation and transition
that I got on Easter Sunday 2000 when I
came off tour.” ! !
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The transition from the streets led to his
desire to spread the message of hope in his
earlier release, Hope Dealer. “Seven years
ago was when the first Hope Dealer came
out, and at that time it was a very exciting
time in the music industry.” The pr ڙX