Master P Says People Shouldn't Be Locked Up For Marijuana Offenses

Master P is trying to get people out of prisons for low-level marijuana offenses.

The music icon joined us on Thursday and told us about his upcoming benefit concert for Friday'sCannabis Freedom Day and why more states need to change their drug laws.

In his home state of Louisiana and elsewhere, Master P says there are way too many people locked up for possession of less than $100 worth of pot, and it is unfair and wreaking havoc on entire communities.

The No Limit Reunion Tour is performing in Norfolk, VA to bring awareness toCannabis Freedom Day.

Master P wants to put more pressure on states like Louisiana to release people who have been convicted of cannabis related crimes. With weed becoming decriminalized in 34 states, Master P wants to see more offenders get a second chance.

Master P tells us why he wants to see more Black faces in the legal marijuana industry.