Reggae Artist Vybz Kartel Wants To Be A Different Man

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Reggae Artist Vybz Kartel Becomes an Example of a Self-Hating RETARD

This is a moment and opportunity where someone has a chance to feel how brainwashed, weak and retarded some Black people are. This is a scary picture to me. It’s scary because there is NO DOUBT, NO QUESTION that this man is insane. There is no way to explain this, rationalize this or hide the truth; The man is brainwashed which resulted in his insanity.

And though I would simply pity a Black person like this in everyday life who is not in the spotlight, Vybz is in the spotlight. He's in the spotlight and an embarrassment to Black people so I will say something. I actually couldn't imagine seeing something like this and not say something. Just the fact that he thinks people would see this and not comment on it or become offended shows how crazy he is.

He looks like a broken down weak African. Africans are willing to look ridiculous like this. In Africa many of the African women are trying to emulate American Black women. In doing so they are willing to walk around with a face five shades lighter then the rest of their body. Or worst yet, they will walk around and look like they have the skin condition vitiligo just to feel as though they are working their way towards lighter skin.

African women are brainwashed by American culture. Due to this many of the African woman lighten their dark skin to a more brown tone. A woman Oprah's complexion or Michelle Obama's complexion is considered a lighter skinned African. Women who have these complexions are considered more desirable.

They’re too ignorant to realize bleaching creams aren’t made to be applied to large areas. Doing so results in splotchy uneven skin and you will never have the appearance that you’ve lighten the dark spots; they will lightened but so will the other areas you applied the cream, so it defeats the purpose. Only laser skin lightening evens the skin in some people.

As you can see the universe made sure to show Vybz Kartel that he can’t escape his skin color. His lips make it clear he has lightened his skin. An area that is hard to lighten due to the skin being thinner in that area, the chemicals would make it painful and impossible to continuously apply bleaching cream to the lip area.

Vybz Kartel claims like others he’s just choosing a preference. There’s no such thing as choosing a preference when it’s the opposite of you, particularly in such a dramatic way. Not only that, one must realize that he’s trying to mutilate himself to look like what he’s been taught is dominate. Vybz Kartel thinks it’s the same as a White person tanning their skin.

I don’t agree. A White person attempting to be darker despite darker skin being looked down on adds more of a sense of dominance to the ENERGY of their actions. They don’t mind being wants considered least dominate or desirable because they believe they are. Black people try to be what is considered desirable because we don’t feel desirable or confident in our selves and the way we look.

That destroys his argument that’s he’s actions is like tanning. I would DIE before I supported him. He has no right coming to the spotlight and embarrassing this race. I would not look for him in everyday life. There are many Black people who do this, but he chose to come to the spotlight so yes he will be judged.

He wanted a new look lol, lol well He looks ridiculous!

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African American Culture Does Somalia Good

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Ok I must be annoying and "nic pic" again. I have a high consciousness so very few things get past me ENERGY wise without me catching it.

In the following video you will witness why African American culture coming from this era disgust me to the point of resentment. Black people fail to realize that culture is like a resume. The culture that you develop and feed to the world tells a story about you, your mentalities and what you stand by.

This video makes me want to throw up and proves that the strongest ENERGY coming from African Americans represent all the ENERGIES we make a point of highlighting with intensity.

Watch these Somalian's confirm through their actions that hip hop and stripper moves is a prominent ENERGY coming from African American culture. The infectiousness of the rhythm coupled with the visuals of our culture makes it hard for others to resist emulating it. Admiration seems like POWER and it seems that our culture which is saturated with Hip Hop is ADMIRED so Black people of other countries copy our culture.





Foreign Black people try to create a perception that they loath American Blacks and they sometimes like to look down on African Americans. However, they will emulate Black Americans due to our power , and noterioty. When you think of a successful Black person you think of an American Black person.

There is still a substandard ENERGY that revolves around foreign Black people, simply because they live and come from different conditions. American Blacks have access to more resources and our culture dominates all over the world.

We are not familiar with Somalian music or Somalian culture, but they are familiar with ours.

It bothers me that foreign Black people are influenced by our horrible culture. To the point where it makes them look even more simple. The lady in this video is dressed in her religious Muslim attire "dropping it like it's hot" and grinding like a "Twerk it girl".

The catch "52" of the situation is, though foreign Blacks are influenced by our culture they still believe they are superior because of it. The very thing they emulate, they look down on at the same time.

I want this article to be an example of the POWER of INFLUENCE, people will always gravitate to the ENERGIES that seem to make them left out. Black American culture and Hip Hop is a major force in not just American society but the world, so emulating this consciously or subconsciously makes them temporarily feel inclusive and powerful.

My higher consciousness forces me to think about the fact that our culture not only defines us, but influences others. Rappers and the low standard people in this race who make it to the spotlight, can go places the average Black person can't. They can travel all around this world and tell a story about Black Americans.
This reality is embarrassing and not something that fellow Black Americans think about, this is because we refuse to develop critical thinking skills to better our race.

Take a look at these Somalian statistics to understand why they can't afford to allow culture, particularly Black American culture influence them.