A Song I Listened to 50 Times in One Day!

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True Power, A Real Dominate Man

Anyone who knows me or even follows my websites can tell I love the ENERGY of Lupe Fiasco. He represents the type of Brother that's quickly becoming extinct. A Brother who has a sense of dominance due to his revolutionary ENERGY and ability to see that falling into negativity is the real trap. A trap that only hurts the person that falls into it and the community.

Black men with Lupe's ENERGY have been replaced by Black men who have a sense of false power and use arrogance to hide their flaws. All the while they sell their communities and self down the river. They're ENERGY is like a drug to other men who have the same mentalities. Just like drugs it gives a temporary sense of power but has devastating after-effects. Most Brothers in the street want someone who can make them feel empowered and OK with the bad choices they are making. That's why the sense of hidden shame due to negativity has been blanketed with blatant arrogance

Lupe can't sell out and won't budge, even as he sees the success of others seem to overshadow his. He stays true despite the pressure from an Industry that treats him like a stepchild because he won't conform. An industry that seems to simply tolerate him oppose to stand behind him and push his music and career. Only the awakened ones constantly seek him out. Others forget about him and his ENERGY and stay immersed in music that represents the chains of there oppressed lives. Chains that continue to hold them down even if they try to escape by altering their minds. When they wake-up the chains are still there and heavier than ever.

Here's ONE of my favorite songs off Lupe's new CD: Food and Liquor 2: The Great American Rap Album Pt1

Lupe Doesn't Mine Exposing the ENERGY of Hip Hop

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No one is allowed to laugh at Lupe's hair, his great ENERGY overshadows his hair and he could be half bald for all I care

Lupe Fiasco speaks at the "State of Hip Hop" 2012 summit in Detroit MI.

This is going to sound so retarded and weird because I am no longer a teenager and I rarely, rarely go crazy over a man in the spotlight beyond simply liking their talent. But I just love Lupe Fiasco's ENERGY when he speaks it's like waves of consciousness are hitting me. And unlike most demented sisters in this era who gravitate to men with an ENERGY that seems to reflect the worthlessness of the crap in the mainstream, I understand a truly POWERFUL man is one who has clarity of mind and a heighten consciousness. He is 6'7 in my eyes not Lil Wayne. Lil Wayne is two feet tall and shrinking.

So while many females think a man who wears the ENERGY of this soulless, "dog eat dog", mindlessly materialistic world seem more masculine, as a spiritual person, I don't feel the same. I reflect those who don't feel the same, those who don't have a strong voice in a Society driven by Darkness. If those like me dominated the voices that are heard,  people would have higher consciousnesses which would equate to better environments.

I want people to start breathing in the ENERGY of their environments and make a connection between what they consciously or inadvertently allow to CONSTANTLY program those around them and the state of their environments.

I long for the day people realize people like Lupe can entertain the community and bring it to a higher consciousness at the same time.

Click Here to Listen to his Eye opening, honest, enlightening speech.

Black People Want "Super Negros"

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Here is a video I just completed. I will not write a long article about it because it is self-explanatory. Just to let you know, sometimes the truth comes out harsh, but I love y'all and I know with concentration and expecting more of each other we can better this race.

For those who view my site I will be revealing my alter ego "Culture Assassin" soon. She is here to slay negative ENERGIES and help bring spirituality and love to the race.

Be Careful When Attacking a Man's Masculinity

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That's something my mother told me when I was very young. In fact she told me to never do it, however as we know in this day and age many times truths are hidden and speculation comes natural sometimes.

Now I'm part of Generation X so things where quite different back in the days. Prior to the late 90's the term "downlow" was foreign to us and other girls I grew up with. We did not sit around speculating whether each man in the spotlight was gay or on the "downlow". That is new to this era.

We didn't question whether Ralph Tresvant was gay or not and Ralph Tresvant is best known for his song "Sensitivity" as a solo artist.

A song that would make every young Black girl in this era speculate whether he was gay or not.

	Ralph Tresvant - Sensitivity .mp3
	Found at bee mp3 search engine

Why?

Because the song is so gentle compared to the ENERGY of the music today, an era dominated by Hip-Hop R&B. Prior to the late 90's we simply had R&B; only on occasion did a rapper bring their ENERGY to R&B and even then Hip Hip was different so the ENERGY was not as harsh.

Anyway, why do I bring this up? I bring it up because I went to SandraRose recently and not only does she take delight in attacking Trey Songz but she had a thread showing how he has to defend himself to young girls who think he is gay.

He finds himself battling these girls on Twitter, when they claim that he is gay. They say the nastiest things and just reflect how the femininity and softness of Black young girls is almost non-existent in this era.

To read comments like the following disturbs me.