LUTHER Campbell has just accomplished something P. Diddy and Jay-Z have never done - taken his company public.
The hip-hop legend - personally responsible for the "Parental Warning" on CDs thanks to the rebellious and outlandish lyrics on his group's 2 Live Crew discs - has merged his entertainment and sports management company into a public shell company that's now listed on Nasdaq.
Luke Entertainment Group, ticker symbol LKEN, started trading last month.
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