Nicki Minaj missed her album release party because boyfriend Safaree's entire entourage of 30 was not allowed into the event. Though she was on her way, did he instruct her not to come to the event or was it an excuse for her not attend?
I rarely post frivolous gossip unless I can uncover a deeper meaning, but I want to take a moment and come against the notion that Nicki Minaj is an empowered, independent woman in complete control of her life. That's an illusion she manages to create thorough her lyrics and the trickery of visuals that's able to hide the truth of her manufactured career and existence in the industry. Only awakened eyes can see this truth.
It's absolutely clear that her boyfriend Safaree has control over Nicki Minaj and is a very threatening ENERGY within her life. It seems he rarely lets her out of his sight and she's never affilated with any other man. He's one of the reasons I know she is NOT Bi-sexual and can allude to being Bi-sexual because it isn't a threat to Safaree, he knows it's a fluke. He would not be OK with any man or woman taking away the hold he has over Nicki Minaj.
He has the ENERGY of being someone that would put her head through the wall if she got out of line, or dared to leave him. I'm sure he has a lot of dirt and secrets that aid in keeping her in line.
Summary Point: Non-Black men want to feel as if they can protect the women of their
race. When Black men portray these women in a negative way and
bring them to a lower vibration and standard it brings resentment.
Sometimes I think this race thinks we got it made. We act as if we own our lives and our lives aren't just sustained by society. We don't really realize we are one or two steps up from many Africans in Africa. Most of us are allowed to survive. We have never learned how to do so on our own. If one or two government programs were taken away tomorrow it would destroy a large segment of this race.
In light of this, it seems we have a determination to bring the most negative ENERGIES to the forefront of our culture and feed it to others so that they emulate and take part in a destruction that has damaged our own race.
One of my capabilities in life is the ability to absorb an ENERGY and determine what it will result in. There are so many ENERGIES that I've absorbed and predicted it's outcome and effect on society. Even when I was in High School in the late 90's I made the prediction that Hip Hop was going in the wrong direction and will greatly influence this race's mentality and behavior. I wrote an article in the school newspaper "The Change of Rap Music". Though I didn't have a consciousness like the one I possess now, I've always been able to feel and absorb when somethings not right.
Many men don't realize how true the statement is metaphysically!
Should I not say anything? Maybe I should just let it go, Maybe I shouldn't talk about how the music of today has programmed Black women to accept being called b*tch casually.
Many people have talked about this but I wonder if people realize it becomes a form of programming. Repetitively calling a woman a "B*tch" over and over again is similar to beating the word into the brain. And when it's done at the rate and frequency that is seen in this culture, the mind and spirit breaks down. It breaks down because it becomes so overwhelmed by it, it doesn't know what to do, so it subconsciously accepts it. Women accept it because it's harder to fight it once it becomes common in the culture which is idolized.
It's one of the ways negative Black men have broken down the spirit of Black women in the community. And in an ironic twist many Black women play the role of what they are being called and it effects positive Black men most. It effects them most because they usually seek a woman to be softer where harder, more negative men can handle the roughness of Black women with more ease. The suffering of these positive men would bring sympathy if they had a tendency to intercept this action, but they don't, so it's appropriate for them to face the ramifications of this mental mutation. It's the same thing with the word "Hoe", which I will talk about later.
Summary: The Game has to pay at least $5 million dollars to police officers due to an incident which occurred in 2005. How does a person's ENERGY and actions effect them down the line? Will The Game continue to feed negative ENERGY by acting as if that large sum of money does not effect him and comes easy?
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Trying to decipher the ENERGY of this culture in order to motivate yourself not to support it takes effort. It takes effort because you have to be awake and conscious. We have the opportunity to see the truth about many of these rappers through "The Game".
It will be interesting to see how much bragging "The Game" does about money being that he owes at least $5 million dollars in compensatory damages to five officers in Greensboro, NC. It will be interesting to see, because many of these rappers talk about the amount of money they have even when they truly don't have any.
This has wrecked havoc on the mentalities of Black men in the community because they are trying to chase and obtain something that those who brag about it don't even have. In return the community suffers and the lives of these men suffer. They're fed an illusion and buy into it. Nothing comes easy in life and the worst mentality that one can have is to think that being negative to obtain money doesn't have a high price at the end of the day.
I can tell you based on being around a man who built a multimillion dollar company, most rich people work very hard for their money and most do not have millions of dollars in liquid cash. Most of their money's tied up in assets, therefore they are worth however much their assets amount to. For example, Oprah Winfrey does not have millions of dollars in liquid cash, even though she may still be worth close to a half a billion dollars.
Attention: The Cash Money crew does this all the time, unfortunately they ran into a woman who could not be paid off. A woman who was not use to being abused and used. A woman who values herself a little more than others and couldn't be silenced with $100,000.
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There are so many ENERGIES in this story. ENERGIES that reveal the over-all ENERGY of the "Cash Money" crew.
Before I get into how this incident of rape is nothing new with this crew, first let's be honest. We know Birdman and his Brother are the grimiest of the grimy. You can absorb that ENERGY based on how they look. In fact, all of the members and it's associates look like they've been "dragged up", not "brought up" in life. You can tell they maintain their sanity and egos through drugs and alcohol 24/7. Without those two substances they would rather die because they would be forced to face their true ENERGY and character.
The only members who have a more polished look is Drake and fake Nicki Minaj. Even though Nicki Minaj looks fake she simply looks just that, fake. She's spend tons of money on making herself look like a polished Barbie Doll. She doesn't look poor, and ghetto "battle" scars don't ravish her body. Again, she paid a lot of money to make this happen.
But most of the other members and associates choose to look exactly like where they come from; a broken down community with grim and dirt all around. A community where hustling tactics and mentalities, leads to a lack of respect for women because they where raised with women who live in the same environment and carry it's ENERGY. This leads to them having a demented, perverse idea of sex. Sex and aggression is almost always synonymous with many men who grew up in harsh environments.
By the way, let's take a moment and give ourselves a hand for allowing them to feel empowered through negativity and have an ENERGY that is stronger than the President of the United States in our Society........................Bravo Black people.
And even though I'm not in their presence, I can hear the voices of those who claim they don't support this. Guess what? your voice is weak. Beingpassive and indifferent is just as bad or worst than supporting these ENERGIES. The Universe will count you out and allow the negative ENERGY to dominate over you because it's stronger. It will cast a cloud on anything positive you try to do or portray. Negative ENERGY has to be attacked. Most of the time it has the power of darkness behind it so it is very strong and will not just melt away. It will progress, mutate and get stronger. This will negatively change your environment and the social interactions you have with those around you. You will be perceived them differently and they will perceive you differently. We can see this happening in this era.
I want to direct you to an intense video that shows the dangers of dealing with volatile men in relationships.
Though this movie was made in 1998, I'm surprise this movie didn't get more exposure. After-all we all love Terrance Howard and I've always like Nicole Ari Parker and hoped she could grow as an actress by doing more shows and films.
Another reason I'm re-posting this is, I recently came across a video of Jim Jones being interviewed several months ago by a female interviewer and his rude aggressive nature shines through. In just a few seconds of being rude you can tell how easily it is to set someone like him off. It seems like he would easily put her head through the wall if she so-called "kept on pushing it". It's ironic because I mentioned him in my article as being an example of the type of man with a volatile personality you want to stay away from.
OK so let's analyze this video. Here we have two college students who begin arguing over which celebrities has the most money "Birdman" or "Jay-Z". No, they are not the friends, cousins, or relatives of "Birdman" or "Jay-Z" each has simply chosen one or the other to look up to and defend.
Now what ENERGY represents Birdman and Jay-Z? What is the focus and strongest ENERGY within their music? I'm sure even those rare people who don't follow the media, would bet their last dollar and say MONEY. That's right 99% of their music and lyrics focuses on MONEY.
Not only does their music focus on bragging about money, it has a strong ENERGY of conveying to listeners that those without money are worthless, weak, and less than. Over and Over again the minds of young people are being programmed to think it's not OK being without money. They're told repeatedly through lyrics that you're nobody without money, even in the hood. They are led to believe that whoever has the most money in their surroundings is better. No other attribute's taken into consideration.
That ENERGY is demonstrated in music today, it's not about lyricism it's about which rapper has the most money. This is why someone like Lil Wayne's such a big star, he's been able to create a sense of dominance and strength through his lyrics about money. Lyrically he isn't a good rapper, but he says shocking things that talks about the one thing his listeners wish they had.
Let's move on....
So because of this strong ENERGY, the conversation about Birdman and Jay-Z's money turned to, their own money. Now as I pointed out these are both college students sitting in the student cafeteria not a 5-star restaurant. They both have a dialect that makes it clear they grew up in the hood. But just like the ENERGY of rappers they are trying to "profile" and act like they have more money then they do.
Both claim they get no financial aid and their families "well to do". In order to pay for college in its entirety without any financial aid, one's family would have to be rich. I will take a wild guess and assume that's not the case with either of them.
Now, their anger is building, each is becoming more insulted by the other because they're being made to feel as if they have no money. In this culture with the programming that's been instilled in the youth, not having money or the appearance of such is a "no-no". After-all it would mean they represent who rappers talk down to in their music.
He asks the girl "Are you a millionaire". Why a million? Someone could be well off with hundreds of thousands of dollars.
It's the programming of this culture. Rappers constantly talk about the millions, millions, millions of dollars they have. They never rap about having $750,000 and being set for life. It's the millions, millions, millions, that's programmed in his subconscious mind. The word emerges from his subconscious mind without thought.
Many people will claim that how this father discipline's his son is appropriate. These are people who are obviously not absorbing the ENERGY of the situation.
Actually it gets more complex than that. Many people come from harsh families in the Black community. Families that believe being aggressive is the one true way to show discipline and get a child to behave. They come from "Medea" type families where being threatened to get their ass beat was the norm.
I however come from a different type of family. I come from a family where you might get a "spankin" on a rare occasion if you really act up, but that was not compounded with humiliation and other types of physical abuse. Both of those latter ENERGIES are just uncalled for.
This is why Black children grow up and they don't have a problem demonstrating aggressiveness, in fact it's embedded in them that doing so should be instantaneous. After-all whenever they did something wrong they where put in their place physically.
So no the stories of the Bowie University murder, the two Facebook murders and the murder stories of friends becoming violent in a deadly way while fighting don't surprise me.
Black children are bred with aggression and aggression is used against them and it becomes a means of communicating in our community. I can count the times I got a "whippin" when I was younger. Instead my Mom and Dad where verbal. That's why I have the ability to express myself without having to resort to violence almost immediately.It's also the reason why I have sharp thinking and reasoning skills because I was taught that ENERGY through my parents verbally using them themselves.
I hate the type of men Black women choose to have children with in this era, in turn often times I hate the ENERGY of the children, particularly when they grow up. Of course many Black women are this way due to how they where raised. Often times they too have a harshness and abusive way of disciplining their children..
It's a cycle that needs to be broken using more civilized methods of discipline. We can't be a simple-minded race that gets so much joy seeing a Black father involved with his child that we don't pay attention to the ENERGY and ramifications of his actions towards the child when it comes to discipline.
