From the core we travel in debris sticking to us that makes our experiences so. Still walking we daily drift away our debris second by second. Truly, once the travel is over , light weight we become through humbling by knowing that the debris isnt for us to carry forever,but to be cleaned by those who picked up what was once carried . Now we Glory selflessness past,present and future to see with our bodies and talk with our inner guide because lips cant pronounce what greatness is. Bless you guys from the heart, i love positivity,always have and always will. Thank you NAH, bless you rather my brothers and my sister. Power to the people, POWER
I don't know why I can't comprehend that Malcolm is in his 50s when I knew he was older than me, and I'm in my 40s. I've frozen the man in time. Dope interview, by the way. I missed one-third of you, but Candace was a delight! She has a rich laugh.
The phrase Black on Black crime is something that needs to be examined as much as has our use of the n-word. The fact that many people like Michael Eric Dyson and D.L. Hughley to name two of the most visible, who have made this inexplicable shift, in the value we place on our lives, is reason enough that it be of concern to all of us. They have expressed the opinion that the rate to which we harm one another is "not a thing", basically because people hurt people they live near, should cause us to be alarmed by this new/different attitude/stance being expressed by some of us, especially, when they are very influential people. I can't phantom why they would say this, but even more puzzling is why, there have not been calls for them to at least defend this shift, in thinking and attitude they now have.
This is for NAH, i was inspired by you guys, here is a rap for you guys i hope you like it: I .....unravel on the gravel which i step foot In perspective on what im putting on upon soot Just to be justified by the very nature Amongst a people that battle between love and hatred Blood is sacred whether stored or shed Dreams of america has eyes closed instead Of being open the focus is to be lucid Defeat these stupid stereotypes that makes us look foolish I say "NAH" from the jaws of love my friend Reaching the masses of energy above our skin Putting positive in motion Voyage through the vigorous ocean And bring hope to those that seem hopeless Now digest...refreshing to receive true rain Being relatable instead of excersing "vain" The main thing now is to put down what we saw Truth dispels from the bells in episodes of NAH.... Like that yall its like that yall Watching NAH as i avoid phone calls. Bless you guys and keep it going. Power
Once again, I witness a Black person, when speaking in comradery with other Black people, speak of all of us as - "my people" and not 'our people'. Am I the only one who doesn't get this?
Love your albums Malcom..love how varied you are in the challenges you take on.
Great interview with Malcolm & Candace.👍❤
thank you for tuning in!
Love the podcast keep it coming 💪🏾💯🙏🏾
From the core we travel in debris sticking to us that makes our experiences so. Still walking we daily drift away our debris second by second. Truly, once the travel is over , light weight we become through humbling by knowing that the debris isnt for us to carry forever,but to be cleaned by those who picked up what was once carried . Now we Glory selflessness past,present and future to see with our bodies and talk with our inner guide because lips cant pronounce what greatness is. Bless you guys from the heart, i love positivity,always have and always will. Thank you NAH, bless you rather my brothers and my sister. Power to the people, POWER
I don't know why I can't comprehend that Malcolm is in his 50s when I knew he was older than me, and I'm in my 40s. I've frozen the man in time. Dope interview, by the way. I missed one-third of you, but Candace was a delight! She has a rich laugh.
By "rich," I mean "full and mellow in tone and quality" not just 💰💸
The phrase Black on Black crime is something that needs to be examined as much as has our use of the n-word. The fact that many people like Michael Eric Dyson and D.L. Hughley to name two of the most visible, who have made this inexplicable shift, in the value we place on our lives, is reason enough that it be of concern to all of us. They have expressed the opinion that the rate to which we harm one another is "not a thing", basically because people hurt people they live near, should cause us to be alarmed by this new/different attitude/stance being expressed by some of us, especially, when they are very influential people. I can't phantom why they would say this, but even more puzzling is why, there have not been calls for them to at least defend this shift, in thinking and attitude they now have.
This is for NAH, i was inspired by you guys, here is a rap for you guys i hope you like it:
I .....unravel on the gravel which i step foot
In perspective on what im putting on upon soot
Just to be justified by the very nature
Amongst a people that battle between love and hatred
Blood is sacred whether stored or shed
Dreams of america has eyes closed instead
Of being open the focus is to be lucid
Defeat these stupid stereotypes that makes us look foolish
I say "NAH" from the jaws of love my friend
Reaching the masses of energy above our skin
Putting positive in motion
Voyage through the vigorous ocean
And bring hope to those that seem hopeless
Now digest...refreshing to receive true rain
Being relatable instead of excersing "vain"
The main thing now is to put down what we saw
Truth dispels from the bells in episodes of NAH....
Like that yall its like that yall
Watching NAH as i avoid phone calls.
Bless you guys and keep it going. Power
Once again, I witness a Black person, when speaking in comradery with other Black people, speak of all of us as - "my people" and not 'our people'. Am I the only one who doesn't get this?