Martin Luther King Tribute Post
Teach your kids to be a Leader not to be the cool kid in school.
Teach your kids to be Mentors and not Followers.
On another note , Can we stop the bullshit >? Yes the Man had a dream and it aint being fulfilled. We Peaked at his Thought, Overcame his Idea and Failed at Carrying out his Dream. We as African Americans are At a point where he thought we couldnt reach. We take this as a joke yet as serious as it seems we kill each other more then other races. We Are the most populated In Prisons and we for sure aint the best at leading in leadership. I as one look up to his dream and admire it and wish others did to at understanding his dream and not Just saying they do cause they are black. Face it. Youth of today ( yes i said it ) isnt being themselves nor a better tomorrow. We have to focus and stick to our roots. Achieve and Strive to be better if not we will never overcome. I rather overcome then be a next Contender.
Teach your kids to be a Leader not to be the cool kid in school.
Teach your kids to be Mentors and not Followers.
Teach your kids to understand how the world really works and they can be the things they wanna be without having conscious of not being able to do something cause of a degree or color of they skin.
Teach your Kids to Learn as much as they can until they grow, the offerings the world has today is more useful then what they was in the 50’s or 60’s.
Facebook , Twitter and instagram yes its cool but do it teach you the better things in life?
Just cause it doesnt seem interesting doesnt mean that it aint something important in a country where it could be.
Its more positions then just Sales Rep and Stock or Customer Rep.
All i ask is that we keep our heads up and to keep telling ourselves nothing is impossible unless we make it impossible.
You be surprised what a search engine can do for you.
Enjoy your Day .
R&B fans, if you haven’t heard of Kayla Janae yet, now’s the time to get familiar. Her latest single, “Heart Crime,” featuring the soulful group Afterours, is a standout track that blends old-school R&B vibes with a fresh, modern sound.
On “Heart Crime,” Kayla showcases her impressive vocal range, moving effortlessly from smooth, ethereal tones to powerful, commanding notes within a single track. Her ability to blend emotion and technical control makes her a standout in today’s R&B landscape. The song begins with her signature soft and sultry sound, gradually building in intensity and emotion, taking listeners on a dynamic journey.
The collaboration with Afterours is a perfect match. Their harmonies add depth to the track, creating a lush and textured sound that’s both timeless and innovative. The emotional depth of the lyrics, especially in the poignant bridge where Kayla sings, “When we start over / We can start over baby, we can make it right,” gives the song a deeply personal touch that resonates with listeners.
With “Heart Crime,” Kayla Janae is proving she’s a force to be reckoned with in the R&B world. Her upcoming EP, “Always and Fornever,” set to release on September 27th, promises to showcase even more of her vocal talent and storytelling ability. As she continues to rise, one thing is clear: Kayla Janae is a name to watch in R&B.
Listen to “Heart Crime” now:
Hip-hop fans, prepare to dive into the world of T.O. Lestat, an artist who is seamlessly blending the hard-hitting sounds of boom bap with the deep, emotional exploration of mental health. Since his emergence in 2022, T.O. Lestat has quickly gained recognition for his powerful performances, striking art installations, and heartfelt music that sets him apart from others in the industry. This is more than just rap—it’s an immersive journey through the mind of an artist reshaping the genre with raw emotion and visual creativity.
Beyond the music, T.O. Lestat offers fans exclusive access to his world through limited-edition merchandise, including autographed physical media, posters, and other rare collectibles. His “Private Selection of Art, Music & Merchandise” allows supporters to own a piece of his legacy, giving them a glimpse into his expansive artistic vision.
T.O. Lestat has released a string of standout projects, including FukOffMe, Insights, Fukin Judith (T.O. Mix), Baby Mama Drama EP, Microphone Maestro – T.O. Mix, and Mental HELLth. Each release showcases his versatility and talent for reimagining boom bap with innovative lyrical patterns and dynamic wordplay. His storytelling is vivid and visual—you don’t just hear his bars, you see them.
T.O. Lestat’s music takes listeners on an emotional journey, blending raw personal experiences with abstract visuals. His project Abstraxt Conxergence stands as a perfect example, merging gritty reality-based rhymes with distorted still photography, creating an artistic experience that hits both the eyes and ears.
In his most recent project, Mental HELLth, T.O. Lestat dives deep into the struggles of mental health, offering an introspective look at his personal battles with setbacks and disabilities. It’s a powerful and vulnerable exploration of the mind, filled with clever bars and intricate flows that fans have come to love. In an industry where creativity can feel limited, T.O. Lestat refuses to be confined, blazing his own trail and pushing boundaries.
With more on the horizon, T.O. Lestat’s journey is just beginning. Explore his music and step into a world where rap and mental health intersect, creating a profound and unforgettable artistic experience.
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