When I watch this testimony about a former BMF member, it reminds me of how much it bothers me every time I hear the Rick Ross BMF song on the radio.  A person with a fake persona is able to spread the lies about a lifestyle he never lived to the masses while influencing children and adults. 

Rick Ross is a former Correctional Officer that is just a great actor who stole his material from inmates while ear hustling their stories.  In Hollywood he would have to pay these inmates for the rights to their stories.  That is why he was sued by the real Rick Ross for getting rich off his name.  Unfortunately the real Rick Ross lost.

The fact that he is a fraud of persona does not bother me as much as the fact that he influences millions of people and glorifies a lifestyle that feeds the very system he used to work for.  Many do not realize that the prison system is big business and modern day slavery.  In hindsight I wouldn't be surprised of Rick Ross and people like him are mascots for the prison system business.

Smart people that I have come across that have really lived the lifestyle Rick Ross glorifies, downplay it.  It is not something they are proud of and they are glad to have found a way out; an alternative means of feeding their families.





Thank you to Rasha Entertainment for bringing this video to my attention.  Check out his spin on the video: http://rashaentertainment.com/ex-b-m-f-member-seeks-salvation-in-god/

Will Your Favorite Rapper Post Your Bond?

People have always asked me where I get my knowledge on relationships, my response has always been the same; male friends and mistakes.  Watching and observing how men really feel about women and their actions was the best education I could have ever had, next to learning from my own mistakes.  I learned the game early and didn't follow the typical rules of relationships, but in the end I found my soul mate.  Had I not made my mistakes, had I followed the typical rules,or had I not paid attention to and asked questions of the men around me, I would have never found the love of my life.

It's not always easy for women to make new-truly platonic friends, especially once they get closer to and beyond 30.  So what do you do?  Read "Can't No Dog Worry This Pussy Cat: A Woman's Pocket Guide to Getting a Good Man and Keeping Him," by Okeeba Jubalo and Zachary Davis.    

The duo covers issues such as:

• Taking advise from negative friends
• Holding out on intimacy
• Gold Diggers
• Settling
• Self-Esteem
• Cheating
•  Unhappy, Desperate and Crazy Women 

In order to really accept their knowledge and receive the benefits of this book, you need to really take an honest look at yourself and your previous interaction with the opposite sex.  It took me three hours to get through this book because I just could not seem to put it down.  Statements made in "Can't No Dog Worry This Pussy Cat" are jaw dropping and utterly amazing, yet they are very true.  The tone is direct, straight to the point, with no sugar-coating.  Visit http://rosesnbrassknuckles.com/ for more information.

 Be sure to sure to check out my review of "Can't No Dog Worry This Pussy Cat" for Rasha Entertainment.

"Can't No Dog Worry This Pussy Cat" Part 1