
The Beat Goes On for Omarion

Oct. 5 2007, Published 6:30 a.m. ET
In the new drama, opening in theaters today, soulful singer , 23, plays the role of a rapper, and the one-time member of boy band B2K tells OK! that in real life he looks up to hip hop entrepreneurs like and , who have inspired him to be more business savvy.
First up: He’s opening his own dance studio next year. “I want to have an academy open from the morning 'til about 5 o’clock and then later on at night – it’ll be rental and classes. I plan on teaching a master class every three to six months.”
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To find out what Fly Girl gave him more advice, check out OK!’s blog.