Scarface, Purple Rain, Friday, I Gonna Get You Sucker, Heat, Troy, SuperFly, SHAFT, King of New York

The BIBLE !!

Heading up Music at Yippi.com, Leslie Wyatt has more to offer than just marketing skills alone. Born and raised in Houston, TX, he attended Kashmere High School and earned a football scholarship to attend Texas A & M University. In 1986, the football team won the SWC Champioship and Cotton Bowl victory. Upon leaving the football field that year, Wyatt started doing management, marketing & promotions (street/club) for Rapalot Records in 1986 with best friend James Prince owner & CEO. With groups like the Geto Boys & Mr. Scarface, Rapalot Records quickly became the #1 independent record label in the country 5 years in a row. With 20+ years of experience in the entertainment industry, Wyatt has outstanding relationships with major record executives at Interscope, J Records, Jive, Rap-A-Lot, Virgin, Universal, Warner Music Group, and Sony/Columbia, which was Billboards #1 Major Urban Label, four years in a row. He has worked as Senior Director of Marketing and Promotions (nationally and regionally) for Rap-A-Lot, Red Ant, Columbia/Sony, Belmark Records, and Music World/Santuary Urban and has worked closely with the presidents of major record labels: James Prince (Rap-A-Lot), Rueben Rodriquez (Red Ant), Donnie Iner (Columbia), Al Bell (Belmark), and Mathew Knowles (Music World/Santuary). He has contributed to the success of gold and multi-platinum selling artist such as:


• Prince – Belmark

• Tag Team - Belmark

• Jermaine Dupree - So So Def

• Jagged Edge - So So Def

• Da Brat - So So Def

• Nas - Columbia

• Mary Mary - Columbia

• Lauren Hill - Columbia

• Ricky Martin – Columbia

• Wyclef - Columbia

• Beyonce – Columbia

• Kelly Rowlands - Columbia

• Lil Flip – Columbia

• Lil’ Bow Wow – Columbia

• Marc Anthony – Columbia

• Destiny’s Child – Columbia

• Mariah Carey – Columbia

• Vivian Green - Columbia

• Scarface - Rap-A-Lot

• Geto Boys - Rap-A-Lot

• Do or Die - Rap-A-Lot

• Pimp C - Rap-A-Lot

• Bun B - Rap-A-Lot

• Devin the Dude - Rap-A-Lot

• Ray J - Sanctuary / Music World

• Jon B - Sanctuary / Music World

• Jay's - Sanctuary / Music World

• Earth, Wind, & Fire - Sanctuary / Music World

• Dela Soul - Sanctuary / Music World

• Mike Phillips - Hidden Beach



Wyatt comes on board as head of the Yippi.com music division to help develop, promote, and sign, new and upcoming talent in the areas of Music, Sports, and Fashion. In addition, plans to use his "sale out of the trunk" street marketing skills with YippyKya. Back then we used to sell CD/Tapes out of our car truck. So now instead of trunk we use the computer/laptop. This is the new way for the artist to sell their music straight from their own online store. Wyatt will coordinate promotional tours and engagements related to these industries. Why would a major player in the entertainment industry join the YippyKya movement? Simply put, Wyatt sees the potential to take the industry by storm by providing a long awaited business model that puts the average everyday user in the driver’s seat. Our goal is to enable and empower the everyday person to “Meet Friends. Make Money. Get Discovered!” Our business model supports the following: We handle the shipping and distribution for members stores so they can relax and make money!


• Marketing & Promotion: We promote and market our members in twelve categories helping them to become discovered!
• Touring: We set up tours and engagements for our “discovered” members.
• Merchandise Sales: Members can select from 1000’s of product to sale within their store. No need to go searching for products.
• Website Store: Every member is provided a FREE store in which to sell thousands of products (we provide) for huge profits.
• Accounting System: We track all your online sales/commissions from your store giving you an easy to read online statement for your review.
• Pricing Scale: As you sell more products in your store, you will receive deeper discounts allowing you to resale at higher profits.

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