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6th Grader Covers Lady Gaga's Paparazzi - Greyson Chance

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Tue, 25 May 2010 14:10:30 PDT

This youngster did a true "rendition" of this song. If you've heard the original version, by Lady Gaga, you'd see just how he took this song into his own direction. Since upload this video that has gotten millions of views (almost as many as the original version by Gaga, a pop superstar), he's been invited to perform on Ellen, and since Lady Gaga has helped the kid land a record deal on her label (Interscope).

James Brown!! That Man Could Dance!!

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Tue, 25 May 2010 19:51:19 PDT

Rare footage of James Brown, I just had to watch. He's goin in with the old school moves. He almost looks middle aged, still keepin up with the dances of the younger folks of the 70s.

I'd Love To Produce For a Hip Hop Violinist / Duo Like This!

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:24:48 PDT

If you have the skills and the budget, you should contact me... and if you live in the greater Atlanta area, hit me up at 404-507-6854. Let me know you're with it! This isn't the best performance, but it has the right idea.

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Firearm Defense and Disarm...Hot!!!

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:25:14 PDT

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This is what I'm talking about. Except, that last one looked like it hurt (for real), when he hit him in the face with the butt of the rifle.. ouch!!!

Satan Has No Power Over A Star

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 20:22:53 PDT

I'm not giving satan power over a star. It's true that Hollywood is satanic, and many celebs purposely / subliminally represent evil, but check this; A rainbow is said to be the covenant of God in the bible...so if I put a rainbow on my album cover, would you assume that I was advocating homosexuality? You shouldn't. A homosexual might claim that a rainbow is their "symbol", but I don't look at rainbows through those eyes, neither should I look at a star though the eyes of satan.

The Abolishment of The "N" Word is in Full E-F-F-E-C-T

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 20:54:20 PDT

At 11 years old, this child is schooling adults with his honor of our heritage, and his God given BRILLIANCE to author and communicate such a powerful petition for everyone to cease the use of the n**** word. Anyone that has a heart will love to witness this.This is essentially "Overpower Radio"!

Great job Jonathan!

...as for why this video says, "DUMB 11-Year Old Boy", I don't know. I think the person who posted it just wanted to share the message to those attracted to negativity. ....not that I am.....I noticed the snapshot was a clip from CNN, and so I clicked. Apparently the video isn't altered at all, so I grabbed it, just so I could share the amazement of this kid, even being interviewed....like a little adult.

Allah the Father???

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:28:45 PDT

I just learned that a man who called himself "Allah the Father" is the founder of the 5% nation of Islam. I knew that somehow it stemmed from acknowledging Islam through the teaching of Elijah Mohammad (through the Nation of Islam), but this was disturbing. Do they really not know that they shouldn't worship man as THE CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE? To even asked to be addressed as "Allah the father" is offensive....

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Bob Marley - Positive Vibrations (Rare Video)

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:29:27 PDT

I've never seen this video before in my life. Look at how basic it is, and yet the soul of it is more moving tham half naked girls with fat butts, expensive cars, and rented jewels.

bob marley - positive vibration

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Bring Your Greatest Dreams To Life

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:30:54 PDT

My cousin, Monique Lawton wrote on her face book that she "doesn't think love has to be a battlefield." I felt compelled to reply;

My understanding is to love love, and to hate hate - the double negative = a positive. If you don't stand for somethin' you'll fall for anything. Be Love. Love recognizes Love ...and as hard as trust is honor and maintain, trusting someone doesn't dictate their actions or thoughts. It only dictates yours, so while someone may be waring with you, based on a misunderstanding of your spirit, all you can do is remain trustworthy, and hope that they aspire to remain the same. Fear breads confusion and that's the gliche in the spiritual matrix. Fairytales may not come true but Heaven on Earth will and all the love and joys that is the treasure of it is bound for the future. ...and Love is not a battlefield. Bring your greatest dreams to life.

Single Ladies Gone Wild!!

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:31:40 PDT

This has to be the funnies video I've seen this year! If you wanted to shape up your abs, you gotta watch this. You'll be laughing so hard, you'll feel it in your gut. LOL!

Have Sex 700 Times-a-Year!!! - The Doctor's Orders

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:32:12 PDT

I woke up 3am in the morning to notice a caption on MSN that said (to men) babying your back aches does more harm than good, and it lead to a Men's Health sharing things like men should have a goal to have sex 700 times a year to look and feel younger. I can dig it! The article is actually Dr. Oz's 25 Health Tips to Swear By Click here] to view it. It may help you to help yourself feel like a better man!

Celebrity Masons Selling Their Souls

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:33:03 PDT

I gotta come back to this. Speaking, is Professor Griff from Public Enemy.

Blind Kid Use Echo Location to Identify Cars from Trash Cans, Play Video Games, and more...

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:34:07 PDT

500,000 Plastic Coffins In The Middle of Georga, Millions Across the US

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:35:02 PDT

The word is that they're about to separate us into 2 groups of who should live and who should die, and those in the red list will not survive.

The bottom video is the 10 minute footage of someone snooping around the coffins. The top video is interesting. Watch it first.

CIA Confession of FEMA Death Camps

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:35:19 PDT

A Man Walks From Maine To Mexico With a Cross On His Back

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:35:52 PDT

I felt this journey was purposeless, because I don't see the connection in a man thinking "Jesus wants" him to walk to Mexico from Maine. With a similar experience of my own, I remember the freedom of just being out on a spiritual journey ...free without money and God's covering over me with His Love and Protection is so divine, that this guys experience makes me remember it. However, being real-er than when I first posted this video, I honestly don't see the point. In God's name I'll wish everyone love, faith, exercise, protection, and shelter ...but I can't say that I see the purpose in this journey. Like Jesus? Jesus didn't rock a cross on his back just to prove a point that he loved God. Have contempt for the wicked and represent the truth, and if they hate your innocence, don't make concessions to sell your soul to be just like them, and if only God should grant them the authority to bring death upon you, THEN AND ONLY THEN, CARRY YOUR CROSS!

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Make Money with Google Ads; Are they scams?

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:36:48 PDT

Those google income offers are not an income opportunity that is offered by Google, but an independent company trying to sell you a way to get rich "using" Google's services.

# 1 Google's pay per click service is not subscription based.

At the point at which these companies ask you to pay $80+ per month to become a member of their network that should raise a red flag, and you should not try it.

#2 If you buy $1,000 in pay per click (check Google for exact details), they'll set up your PPC for you to help you maximize your sales for the products that you're selling through their search engine, because they want your repeat business.

People are getting scammed, but that aren't even aware of what company is running the scam. It's not Google.

A long time ago, I did a program like that called "Googad", that used the same concept. Trial based on paying for the shipping of a CD ROM, and then a monthly subsription for what was supposed to be the forum of wealth (so-to-speak) that would have marketing and PPC techniques and 24hr support to help me make money with google.

...but that wasn't google, my friends.

I read the fine print on a site I visited recently, and spoke to someone at customer service for the site I was at, and I knew they wanted $80 somethin' per month, before I bought into the trial. The value they tried to build into that $83 was the amount of money you could make. Of course, if I'm making $10,000 per month $83 ain't nothing, but if what I gotta do is post an affiliate link to a similar website, getting people to buy into this $83 service (which is what I see repeatedly), then that says a lot about where the money's coming from, and that's some b*** s*** to me. You're not making money selling a product on google, you're making money selling "the google money making machine" as the product.

I look at how the person is promoting what they want me to buy into. If I find out about it on a search engine, then I figure that's how I gotta promote it to hit my target market. If it's a message on a message board, a direct message in a social network, or an email ...then I figure that's what I gotta do (either in time spent in free online marketing or in ad money) to find customers for the product.

With the Google money thing ...I see alot of fraudulent ads on blogs that pretend to be an article in a viable news paper, when it's not ...or a video with someone flossing a rediculous amount of money that they earned ...and I couldn't possibly duplicate that just starting out as a newbie. If an individual has to floss how much their making to sell it, then it's probably not worth getting into, because you come into it making "$0" = No proof = No sales for you.

So, my suggestion is to look at the product, and if it's something that you can use and are willing to market to others, then go for it!

If it's something that in the time you spend promoting it - is turning sales in a way that's worthwhile to you, then keep at it!

Sales is all in the presentation in anything you buy into online, because #1 there's absolutely no way to test the product, unless it's a digital product (music, video, ebook, software, game, etc..), so know your role and create a hot ass presentation for whatever it is you're selling, or fall back and do something else.

Hip Hop is Like Anything Goes as Long as it Sold

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:37:18 PDT

I got tired of hearing people say wack rappers were real Hip Hop or the new era of Hip Hop, as if their music is the evolution of it, when it's clearly not.

Just because a dance is a dance and Hip Hop cultivates dance, like beats to rhymes, and spinning the tables to making beats, graffiti, etc...

...DOES NOT MEAN that everybody that picks up a mic is hot. A lot of so-call rappers out there are wack!!! and that's why those who try to preserve what REAL HIP HOP is don't like to associate those artists as being Hip Hop artists. We're not jealous of success in Hip Hop, either we love what you do or we don't. Nobody'smad that your song is served up with a dance. Back in the day we had the snake, the whop, the Pee-Wee Herman (turned into a rap dance record), and so many other joints. Nobody hates a kid in Hip Hop because his song has a dance.

Though, when the boy can barely rhyme to a beat, sings unbearably off key as a hook, and his beats are wack, then the dance ain't gonna save it, not in it's musicial form. It's wack for the most part. If that can be real hip hop, then anything and everything is.

If it uses a drum machine ...it's hip hop?
If it's associated with a dance ...it's hip hop?
If it tries to rhyme to a beat ...it's hip hop?
If it sings is it R&B???

NO!

...I'm getting real sick of posers who try to adopt the culture like Madonna with an African baby, feeling like this gives them some authenticity as to what Hip Hop is and what those who are Hip Hop should accept as Hip Hop, saying "I bought it/adopted it", "I did the research", "This was that and that is this"

...For the record: My point of view isn't meant to be racist, and I know it sounds like it is, but I loved the Beastie Boys. They were Hip Hop to me. Vanilla Ice WASN't. I don't care if he sold or none of that. KRS-1 was The Best at one point in the time-line. PM DAWN - 0 - They sucked

However, Hip Hop had soul, and the more I come to understand what it was that I loved about Hip Hop, I know it had nothing to do with murder, pimpin, hoes, bling, or wanna be ass rappers with a new dance.

Yes it was about dance, and it was about rap lyrics with the most phenominal deliveries, and the beats were #1, but the way commercialism has success structured in what they might call a successful song, album, or even a classic is full of politics advertised through gimmicks and gestures, which is a whole bunch of bull sh** solidified by statistics/sales.

I love Hip Hop for what Hip Hop used to mean to me.

That love is what becomes future, leaving the rest behind to be forgotten and destroyed.

If those that I respected as being my love of Hip Hop, who started Hip Hop in my life ....if they're gonna let the bull sh** fly and sell their soul to the politics, then what I do needs a new name that isn't Hip Hop to be served on a new platform that isn't industrial.

...and WTF is Hip-Pop ...that's self-degrading in anybody who accepts that badge, cause basically you're just saying you aren't good enough to be Hip Hop, so you'll settle for less as long it emulates what sells more.

Beyond Demonic Impression

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:39:43 PDT

I don't exploit communication on any frequency or any medium. The affinity that some people seem to have with the dead, the number 6, and creating their own religion is horrific and only going to manifest blasphemy, moreso against The Spirit of Truth, than any man's religion. The punishment of works that manipulate other people's rhyme and reason through seances, Ouija boards, and such ...are worse than anything that has ever taken a man to his grave, and worse than any fear that a man has ever had about a beast, life, death, or his own after life.

I don't create my own religion. I just exemplify what I know is right. There's more to life than fame and money, and I wouldn't exploit the purpose of reaching the masses with anything. Darkness and Light itself isn't a characteristic of either good or evil, because good and evil exists within them both. Still, I don't bond with the darkness that is symbolic to monstrous images intended to render submission through fear, nor spiritual hacking in mishandling multi-dimensional forms of communication and/or existing. What they attempt to conduct, who approach you with their man-made religion and spiritual manipulation, is piracy.

Man Calls on God, Gets Tazered by Police, and Runs Away Free

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:40:39 PDT

The cops lost this one. I empathize with the man, knowing how it feels to be on a spiritual journey and have the laws of man test your divinity and your sanity. He may have seemed crazy, and the experience definitely had me crackin' up, but y'all better know ...CALL ON GOD, FIRST AND FOREVER!

Whoopi Goldberg, Wayne Brady and Others ....FUNNY!!! w/Drew Carey

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:41:20 PDT

Black Man 29 yrs old, with 21 kids!!!

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:43:21 PDT

A Man Gets Electrocuted, While Playing On The Top of Train

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 02:14:57 PDT

This is shocking and graphic. If you have a weak stomach, don't watch. I had no idea death was this instant, should a man touch an electric wire.

Slumdog Millionaire Star, that Played Salim, Still Lives in the Slums, and He is Homeless

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Thu, 21 May 2009 13:05:32 PDT

The kid , who plays young Salim, is one of the main characters in a movie making millions hand over fist. Not only is his family still living in the slums, they're now homeless! Construction workers have demolished their tenemant, claiming it has been "illegally constructed" as most of the shacks in the slums are. This is absolutely horrible. Where's the human heart? The movie was great - one that I highly underestimated.

The children have done a great job acting and deserve a better life than what they are enduring. First, we hear about this kid being whipped in public, by his father. Then, we hear the other little girl's father tried to sell her for $300K.

Are we talking about aliens? Where's human love and human compassion for a fellow human being? They get rich off of your gifts and leave you broke in the slums, while they laugh it up all the way to the bank, eating the fat of the land, dress in fine linen, and live extravagantly.

Someone, ranging from the distributors of the film to the production executives, even Danny Boyle (the director) needs to go bless that kid with a house and a bank account. He's earned it! Give his family a house in America. We enjoy his talents in America. If this is were he wants to be, he should be allowed.

Damn!! Is there no one of the elite in India, who would make sure this kid is taken care of, with pride in one of their own becoming an international success for a job well done??!!! His mother's not even asking for a hand out, she only asks for space so they can survive!!!!!

This is hard to believe.

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Black Economic Revolution

noreply@blogger.com (Dj Will Power) — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:41:42 PDT

I'm so impressed by this article that I'm quoting the entire article to blog these efforts made to support Black Business. An Black couple has vowed (as an experiment) to "only" support Black businesses for a year. It was hard for them to find a Black drug store, the grocery store they found is about 14 miles from them, and they haven't been able to buy their kid toys, because there are NO BLACK OWNED TOY STORES. Many have joined their movement, and they've decided to go deeper with it, turning it into a scientific effort to produce hard data. Visit the site at http://www.eefortomorrow.com/, and make a donation, if you can.

ATLANTA — It's been two months since 2-year-old Cori pulled the gold stud from her left earlobe, and the piercing is threatening to close as her mother, Maggie Anderson, hunts for a replacement.
It's not that the earring was all that rare — but finding the right store has become a quest of Quixotic proportions.
Maggie and John Anderson of Chicago vowed four months ago that for one year, they would try to patronize only black-owned businesses. The "Empowerment Experiment" is the reason John had to suffer for hours with a stomach ache and Maggie no longer gets that brand-name lather when she washes her hair. A grocery trip is a 14-mile odyssey.
"We kind of enjoy the sacrifice because we get to make the point ... but I am going without stuff and I am frustrated on a daily basis," Maggie Anderson said. "It's like, my people have been here 400 years and we don't even have a Walgreens to show for it."
So far, the Andersons have spent hundreds of dollars with black businesses from grocery stores to dry cleaners. But the couple still hasn't found a mortgage lender, home security system vendor or toy store. Nonetheless, they're hoping to expand the endeavor beyond their Chicago home.
Plans are under way to track spending among supporters nationwide and build a national database of quality black businesses. The first affiliate chapter has been launched in Atlanta, and the couple has established a foundation to raise funds for black businesses and an annual convention.
"We have the real power to do something, to use the money we spend every day to solve our problems," Maggie Anderson said recently at a meet-and-greet in Atlanta. "We have to believe that black businesses are just as good as everybody else's."
Now, the Andersons are following up with 4,000 people who signed up for the experiment on their Web site to gauge their commitment and set up online accounts to track their spending. Hundreds have also joined the experiment's Facebook page, Maggie Anderson said.
Gregory Price, chairman of the economics department at Morehouse College, said black visionaries like Booker T. Washington and Marcus Garvey made similar calls to action.
"The idea is a sound one, given that black Americans are still underrepresented in the ranks of the self-employed and that entrepreneurship is a key component to wealth," Price said.
There are one million black businesses in the United States accounting for more than $100 billion in annual sales, according to the National Black Chamber of Commerce. The latest U.S. Census numbers report that blacks have more than $800 billion in expendable income each year.
The Andersons track their spending on their Web site and estimate about 55 percent of their monthly spending is with black businesses for things like day care, groceries, car maintenance and home improvements.
One of the businesses highlighted by the Empowerment Experiment is Brenda Brown's Atlanta wine boutique, a shop with a growing black clientele. She said the project can help overcome the problems many black consumers lament.
"When we were a community of black folks who could not go to the white stores, our community of black stores flourished," Brown said. "When we were given the opportunity to go into the white store, it was like nothing else mattered anymore and we wanted to go to the white store, regardless of what the black store provided. We could have the same or better products if we supported (black businesses) in the same way."
Lewis Peeples, 45, lives in a black neighborhood in southwest Atlanta but didn't think to spend his money with black businesses until a friend told him about the project.
"So often, we make purchases and decisions and aren't even mindful that there is a a need to support our own businesses," said Peeples. "Now, I'm reaching out and making sure I know that I have an option when I look to make a purchase."
Two months ago, he committed to patronizing black businesses and found a black dry cleaner 10 minutes from home. Even when he was dissatisfied with his black doctor, he was able to find a new one. He suggests both to friends and refers others to the experiment's Web site, where he tracks his expenses.
Dallas Smith, who owns a commercial real estate firm in Atlanta, said mainstream retailers have undervalued black consumers. He lives in a black neighborhood in southwest Atlanta, where he tries to dine at black restaurants. He lamented the lack of quality businesses catering to black customers and said blacks should appreciate such businesses more.
"We've still got that 'the white man's water is colder' mentality," he said. "We can't take us for granted. When we go to our establishments, it's almost like we're doing a favor. That ought to be a given for us."
The Andersons remain encouraged by their momentum online and in the media. At the end of 2009, they hope to show $1 million in spending with black businesses among supporters across the country.
"The response has been so huge," Maggie Anderson said. "We think so much can come out of this. We're in movement-making mode now."
Price, the Morehouse professor, said defining the project's success won't be easy, since the real barriers to black advancement are poor access to capital and lack of training opportunities.
"It would be nice to see some real, hard data," Price said. "Otherwise, it could just be an episode of ethnic cheerleading."