When A Defensive African Attacks: Denial Will Destroy You!

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Corporate Puppet Rick Ross in Africa, Notice How the Africans Have the ENERGY of Hip Hop because it's Familiar---One even throws up the Devil Sign

I want to address a back and forth I've been having with an African that is clearly in denial. I pointed out in my article "Lil Wayne vs Himself in South Africa" that Hip Hop is taking over the minds of young people in not just South Africa but many parts of Africa. In fact I've done a couple of articles addressing this reality.

Now I know a few Africans personally and even have a wonderful African viewer of this site who PERSONALLY emailed me and told me how her country of Sierre Leon is not just into Hip Hop but influeced by American culture period. She stated she can barely stand going home at this point due to the people of her country turning into mental "Zombie robots".

All the ENERGIES that have taken over our country and communities are being directed towards Africa as they attempt to control the country with the same type of programming and distractions that has made Americans manageable.

Urbanization, cell phones, cash, materialism, sex, drugs, Hip Hop, Pop are sucking the life out of African culture more surely than slowly.

How do you think that's happening, at such a rapid pace?

Ready to Watch a Blackface Movie?

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 It looks like mud was smeared all over her face, neck and arms and then wiped off with a dry rag. Is it me or does this have the ENERGY of her make-up looking blotchy and horrible on purpose?

Speechless is not even a good enough word to describe what I felt when I saw the pictures of how they transformed Zoe Saldana's physical appearance to portray Nina Simon. I think I want to go with the word ENRAGED, DISGUSTED, or better yet INSULTED.

After the "Read More" I've included a video from a respectable YouTuber who describes the reasons why Black people can't really complain. Though I agree with almost all his points, I DO NOT accept a reality were Black people simply shut-up and allow depictions that are a mockery, just because we need to work on becoming stronger and getting ourselves together. While we're working on ourselves we should not allow others to mock our icons or ancestors just because they can and we have not focused our power in the direction of depicting our own culture icons.

How many Hispanic Dominicans would have a heart attack if Gabrielle Union was set to play this Dominican woman?

African Rapper Convicted of Murder: The Influence Black American Culture Has on Africa

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Sometimes I think many people have the ENERGY of Linda Blair's character in the Exorcist when the truth is brought to their attention. In the movie every time the Reverend, Father Dyer tried to extract the demon from Blair's character Regan the demon would go crazy and resist.

Let's ignore the religious aspect of that for a moment and absorb the ENERGY of the scenario. The ENERGY within the scenario reminds me of the resistance I experienced when I wrote an article "African American Culture Does Somalia Good". In the article I explained how Black American culture is having a negative effect on Somalians and many other Africans. I posted a video of Somalians dressed in their native religious attire dancing in a provocative Black American/Caribbean fashion.

Many readers found offense to this article and made claims that Black American culture has not influenced Africans. It's one of the rare times I decided not to go full throttle in my position because I felt it's something that is felt but hard to admit. These people were simply in a defensive, resistance mode like Linda Blair's character in the Exorcist.

I feel it's impossible to truly feel the ENERGY of me rolling out of the bed one day and deciding to create the angle that Black Americans have influenced Africans out my butt. But as I said in the video, sometimes a group of people have to be brought really low before they get up and face the truth. The truth has to become more than undeniable it has to effect the person resisting the truth.

The Dilution of Miss Universe Leila Lopes

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Sometimes I say why do I have to be part of this race. I swear this race is like a welcome mat you wipe your feet on and kick up the ass like McFly from "Back to the Future".

Who the hell is this? this woman is certainly not this woman...................................

What's My Opinion on The Painful Cake?

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Normally I would post an article like this on my Black Energy News site, but a viewer who visited this site, Black Celebrity Energy site questioned what my response would be to the recent debacle created by Swedish Culture Minister Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth on World Art Day in Sweden.

As many of you may know a cake depicting an African woman was made in order to raise awareness to genital mutation through the practice of circumcising African women. The cake was designed by African artist Makode Aj Linde and consist of what looked like an African women in Black-face with a look of fear on her face.

The viewer found slight offense to the podcast featured in my article Gabrielle Union Exposes Another Hunger Games Moment and wanted to know my position on this incident. Just to clarify, she found offense to my podcast because she felt I thought it was best to dismiss the idea of finding offense to racist comments and attacks by White people.

Bow Wow Hiding in the Corner Many Black Men Face

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A judge in Georgia ordered the arrest of Bow Wow for failure to produce documents pertaining to a civil lawsuit against him where he's accused of owing a tour bus company almost $100,000**** Read what the stars mean at the end of the article.

Sometimes I wonder are we any use to each other in this race. Yes, I have to start the article off in this tone.

Now some of ya'll know me by now, I'm not going to approach a story in the same cliche way that others approach or discuss a story. It's important to look deeper and absorb the ENERGY of the story and find out what can be learned from it.

Over the years, just like many Black men Bow Wow has had the pressure to seem like a "Real Dude" by flashing, flossing and portraying himself as a "Baller". Many Black men don't realize the lack of humility and humbleness that ENERGY sends off. In not realizing this, they forget that the Universe cares about the spiritual, not the material, so there will almost always be a lesson that has to be learned and a "fall" on the horizon. The Universe attacks those who are not humble. It does so because not only does it stunt the person's spiritual growth, but it also helps stop others in some way.

So let's take a look at Bow Wow's ENERGY

Despite his many efforts Bow Wow just can't keep up the facade of being a "Baller" who has money coming out his ass any longer.

Lil Wayne vs. Himself in South Africa

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What happens when you can't be yourself and try to be someone else to the point you become their clone? Will that person respect you, or do you become instantly annoying?

Only Lil Wayne and his crew knows how high Lil Wayne was the night he went to club "Hush" after his concert during his South African tour. But when he looked up and saw what seemed to be himself, I know he said "I'm having a really bad trip on this "lean" tonight".

Of course I'm talking about South African rapper Lil Nucho who is Lil Wayne's clone. Supposedly Lil Wayne and his crew did not take well to Lil Nucho being in their presence and an argument ensued when they asked him to leave.

This is the most pathetic ENERGY of cloning or "Swagger Jacking" I've seen in a very long time. In fact I don't think I've seen anything like this since the movie "Single White Female". And even "Hedy" the psychotic woman in the movie had enough pride where she was trying to become "Allie" Bridget Fonda's character, so she could get rid of her. She didn't want to share an existence with her. OK I can read your mind...... yeah trying to get rid of the woman she was trying to become is sick too, but I don't know which ENERGY is the more pathetic; trying to literally be someone else who is living and want people to accept you as you. Or trying to become someone and not wanting that other person around. The latter is definitely psychotic but seems less pathetic.

Notice in the video above Lil Nucho tries to separate his style from Lil Wayne. He claims he is totally different, you will see below that he is either trying to be a "ploy" and "come up" using Lil Wayne, or he's trying to believe this in his mind so he can hold on to Lil Wayne's ENERGY which makes him insane.

OK, I don't want to be mean, but the truth somethings sounds mean. South Africa is a country that has a 50% poverty rate. You can't have anything around poor people, they will take all your "crap". In this case your image too.