Why Prince Wrote “SLAVE” on His Face
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Joined: Mar 2026In the early 1990s, Prince took on one of the most powerful record labels in the world.
He changed his name, wrote “SLAVE” on his face, and openly challenged Warner Bros. over ownership of his music.
This wasn’t a publicity stunt — it was a protest against a system that treated artists as assets instead of owners.
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