Time to realize and utilize a super power us black people have: INFLUENCE

[Dzali OG]

Like this some Xman shyt...we actually have a super power if you consider. If you take a step back and observe. If you look at how we intentionally and unintentionally make this world move. Especially us as black americans. There aren't many places on this planet which are free of our influence.

And all this even while we are economically and socially oppressed.

I think perhaps we should harness this power and utilize it greater for our benefit.

Do any of you also see this?

 

[Apollo Creed]

 

[General Muck Muck]

Pac talked about this exact thing in his last interview.


Starts at 19:00 for context

20:25 when he breaks it down

 

[Dzali OG]

Pac talked about this exact thing in his last interview.


Starts at 19:00 for context

20:25 when he breaks it down

It's amazing how much influence we have on society. How we've led so many styles, trends, marketing etc. At only 12% of the population and owning no resources.

 

[EBK String]

We don't have the resources to monetize our drip. Cacs steal it, package it and sell it around the globe.

 

[Dzali OG]

We don't have the resources to monetize our drip. Cacs steal it, package it and sell it around the globe.

I think once we officially realize this power, we'll be able to capitalize from our drip. It's like right now we're just giving our game for free. But whatabout when we start CHARGING for this drip as we should.

 

[null]

Some on here have the power to see around the Earth's curvature .

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

We don't have the resources to monetize our drip. Cacs steal it, package it and sell it around the globe.

several posts in and the pessimism starts

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

Or just learning techniques that aren’t explicit (in direct) in regards to influence. Like, there are a few pieces of literature that expound on the topic but deciding who’s information is most beneficial will be the challenge

 

[Dzali OG]

A simple internet-based, grassroots movement such as #ados (whether you agree or not isn't the point) at least has a larger portion of our nation discussing reparations. How should this be possible at 12 percent of the population?

We exert the biggest presence and influence on social media. We've been getting in racist cac ass on social media . Without putting hands on them we've forced them to lean back.