Tyga and Chyna Feed Chaotic Lives

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I won't stop, I won't stop trying to open the eyes of people when it comes to the ENERGIES we've been tricked by. My goal is make people become more repulsed by the media to the extinct they demand a change of ENERGIES through NO SUPPORT. ENERGIES that seem harmless but have a damaging effect on our social lives and environments.

So let's examine Tyga, the stripper Chyna and this magazine cover to understand how people have been locked into mental and spiritual bondage. We've been placed in bondage by absorbing and accepting these ENERGIES that seem harmless, and mere entertainment.

What happens when you take a top artist and place him with a well-known stripper? What ENERGIES and mental confusions result from this? What type of subconscious brainwashing occurs? How does it effect your life and potential relationships?

We have to start questioning the ENERGIES that are thrown in our faces and absorbed by many. Let's start by exploring what many Black men in this era are saying:

Black men say:

Black women are fake, hoes, gold diggers who only care about money and date thugs. 

That statement reflects the ENERGY of strippers like Chyna and thugs or wannabe thugs like Tyga.

Do Women Know Their Name Is B*tch?

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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.