Throughout centuries, many ethnicities and nationalities have been reimbursed to some capacity based on the atrocities of their shortcomings of their human rights. Many black Americans seem to be in last place in that conversation but what if they don't deserve it, or worse what if they already used it?

As a collective the black community has gone through centuries of turmoil and pain and rightfully so deserve some sort of restitution, but what if the current destruction in the community and the images that we see isn't the white man's fault?

Since the 17th century, families of power have been appointing their relatives of all sorts to certain powers to keep that wealth in the family strong, but what happens when it's the only way of achieving success and creating a legacy?

For decades, the powers that be have been infiltrating artificial intelligence into the regular function of society as an assistant for everyday life, but if what if it gets too much out of hand?

With the strike with the writers and actors, the craftmanship of the artists has almost become a thing of the past and now its become only about image and who you know, but what happens when even that is taken away? With Special Guest Drea (my boo)!

We were all here for a purpose to make use of what we can out of this world but why is it at the expense of chasing something that is impossible to catch?

You ever noticed that certain celebrities have a meltdown, disappear from the face of the earth, and when they come back they're different? I don't mean different as they matured or changed but.....literally...DIFFERENT?!

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Since the Victorian age, gangs have been a part of the underworld of every society partaking in criminal activities for monetary gain. Gangsters in the old days were respected and treated others as such by their attire, speech and overall presence. Some even use the blood money they've accumulated to create businesses and give back to those in need. With the new modern era of gang culture, there's no code of ethics, morals or principles. Where does the line draw between gangster and gentleman?

After the Civil War, Reconstruction made black Americans very wealthy and kept us depending on our own with no support despite the Jim Crow laws and red lining. Despite the many massacres that occurred, somehow along the way we lost our drive. A century and a half later, we're now destroying our own communities and generations. Are we apprehensive of repeating the past or are we scared to compete?

Throughout history, the biggest achievement you can receive in any form is some object molded in gold whether as a human being or a random instrument or even a belt, but as time progresses what happens when those awards don't obtain the same value anymore?