When the Glamor fades away
OK Guys before you read my original article I have to correct my spirit and ENERGY. God spoke to me and he told me don't be so hard on this man. Why?? Because he's already down. Even though he tries to act cocky in the interview at some points, he's still a man locked in solitary confinement and he still has a heart and soul. He's simply someone who was raised like a lot of Black men in Society. A society where it's hard for them to feel power, so he got his sense of power from the streets and materialistic things. It doesn't mean his ENERGY of the past should not be examined, but again I just can't beat this man down like that. I will start by putting up a better picture.............
I want you to absorb the interview I include of Big Meech from Jail.
Big Meech and the "Black Mafia Family" have always amazed me. From an interview in jail one of the leaders of BMF, Big Meech who's serving 30 years, says he's considered a legend, but I wonder if there is at least one "non-ass kissing" person in his life to tell him the truth about his legend status. Is there one person that would let him know he's a "legend of stupidity" to those with the wisest minds?
Yes, I know, I know, I'm mean.
Of course the lowest standard people would agree that he's a legend. They only think about the money he was able to make, the fly cars, parties and celebrities that was part of his life, so they would think I'm crazy, when I say he's a "legend of stupidity". They don't realize that it just shows how low their life is and how reckless they are willing to be in order to feel like something, even when it's temporary and disastrous in the end..
I would rather make $50,000 dollars a year for life than live the life he lived and go to jail for 30 or more years. But the Universe reminds me he had opportunities to feel what many Brothers he knew could never feel. In a sick way that made him feel powerful. It's like being the richest person in the Ghetto when you could have still made more than the average person around you without going to jail.
If you took two people from a decent area and they each have money, one would not be willing to knowingly risk going to jail just to make a little more money. Why? Because they already have money and feel like somebody. That applies to a person who is not very materialistic too. They would not be willing to sacrifice their life and risk going to prison for material gains. Many times they are more spiritual and will start to wonder "who are they trying to impress".
When you don't feel like someone in life you are willing to take more risks. You don't care or think about potential negative outcomes because you have a secret resentment for your circumstance and simply want to get out of it by any means necessary.



