Singer Prince Charmin', aka Britt Wynn, got his start in the entertainment industry at a young age as a commercial screenwriter. Hailing from the windy city of Chicago, he was among the first and most successful young writing talents to emerge under the age of 18. Typically writing comedy, he explored what Master P dubbed "the era of new film making," capturing his environment through a series of comedic films which introduced a number of talented actors into the Hollywood firmament.

When Britt was 14 years old, he was signed to the now defunct Chicago Recording Company "Ty Shawn Productions," a project which never fully took off. Prior to exiting his teenage years, he took a break on music and penned material for Hollyhood Cinema & Gutta Music. One of his movies that experienced major success was "Repos," starring Master P, Michael Blackson (The African King Of Comedy), Katt Williams (Friday After Next / The Nick Cannon Show) and A.J. Johnson (Friday).

After making his mark as a screenwriter on Master P's Hollyhood Cinema, Prince now offers a glimpse into who he is today as a young man. His first single, "One Date" (produced by platinum producers “DA RIFFS” (G-Unit, Method Man, RedMan, Slim Thugg, John Madden, MOP), allows listeners to check his style and the Prince Charmin' swagger.

Looking toward the future, Prince envisions his multi-layered career in terms of chapters of a never-ending fairy tale that includes songwriting, screenwriting, producing, acting and an openness to explore anything else that his schedule permits.

Currently, Prince is working on a Television Series for the Disney Channel entitled Calvin & Freddie’s Cosmic Encounters, starring Zachary Isaiah Williams and his older brother Oren Williams, produced by Troy Rowland, Rugg Williams, and Sabina Cabe. The first pilot was shot and directed by Eric Dean Seaton. It was written by Prince & Dimonique Davis.