The Game Created a Situation His Ass Can't Cash

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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.

Nas a High Risk Investment-----------Owes Irs over 6 Million Dollars

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It's amazing how many celebrities fail to pay their taxes. It's obvious that the only difference between some rich people and those who are not rich is that rich people have big debts that effect them. Poorer people have small debts that cripple them. It doesn't matter how much money you have it you don't manage it well, you're in the same boat as someone who has less money.

It's actually easier to fall into debt when you are rich when you make a point of considering yourself rich. In that frame of mind you will spend like you are rich and debts pile up. The smartest rich people are very conservative.

The amount of debt Nas has accumulated speaks of another underlining problem. I hope he hasn't fallen victim to hard drugs. It's almost unbelievable that he would let his taxes pile up to this point, unless he's able to escape his reality in some way.

The worst thing a celebrity can do is show the world that despite the money they have made they are bad investments. You never want to get on the IRS's watch list. Nor do you want something like this known to all prospect business partners.

Good Luck Nas you have the ENERGY of being a high risk person at this point.