The Biggest Protest in History at Super Bowl LIX

Super Bowl LXI Great Protest

The Greatest Touchdown in Super Bowl Halftime History

By Rene Bugatti

The biggest protest in history happened on the Super Bowl Stage and folk screaming it's boring because it went over their head.

Then again the message is Blacks have always been here to entertain THEY (Who are not like us) so they aren't bored.

They rather have Wayne up there high, who has pushed Drake to push the agenda.

The messages Kendrick just sent to America could not use Wayne.

It even started with the American Flag being built out of black people as America being built on the backs of black people. 

Before I mention how being cool in our culture has always been stolen, no matter how many people try to steal it, they not like us. 

WAS NOT ABOUT WHITE PEOPLE.. IT WAS ABOUT THE PEOPLE WHO CONTROL THE MEDIA AND LABELS. OK HERE GOES!

1. Samuel L Jackson playing Uncle Sam aka the house ni**ga) like he played in Django. 

2. Samuel L Jackson warning Kendrick to play the game white America wants us to play and not be "ghetto".

3. The Squid games stage which symbolizes the rich killing the poor.

4. The dancers in Red White & Blue representing the American flag. Been Dancing to the drums of the system.

5. The stage also being a prison yard shaped like a Playstation where his black performers harmonized while he rapped 

6. Protecting black women like Serena Williams after the disrespect from Drake 

7. And once again reminding Drake and America "They Not Like Us" 

8. The system allows Drake to push the Sexxxy Redd to taint the culture

9. Stage was a Playstation.  Squid Game card and the system is a game.

10. Game Over.  TV OFF.  Been under their control

11. Drake Been used to further sour the system and be a plant for the same system Malcolm X warned about from the music execs who own media and use it to divide us.

This is bigger than rap!  And women who feel disrespected should see it.

People who are tired of being divided should see it.  Notice the American flag divided?

But most of all, those who didn't have a lens to see it just shows the system has worked and you're the type it's been working on.

Dude is the most creative genius in hiphop history.

But go off. Maybe we can see more well respected entrepreeurs and family men leading for once.

Here is the kicker: Look at your fb friends who say they wish it was more entertaining.  Yeah, they were who it's been working on.  The system rather keep you choosing entertainment over being educated.

Watch the first 10 secs of his rap.  Dead Pres reference Bigger Than Hiphop.  True Art!

Rappers sent as plants to hurt us will no longer be tolerated.  WE ARE WOKE.  If you're mad at it please don't complain about being looked at a certain way.  

Because you want to bounce to entertainers who promote killing each other and degrading our women.  I guess America thinks it's OK too.

Source / Comment

Did Marcus Garvey fail?

Was Marcus Garvey Preaching to The Wrong People?

BY MICHAEL A DINGWALL:

WHEN Marcus Garvey was urging us black people to take charge of our own destiny and become great, almost a century ago, some admired him, while others thought he was some sort of quack.  In this season of Emancipation and Independence, one has to ask: Was Garvey preaching to the wrong people?

At the time when he was preaching, my race, the black race, was the most insignificant on the planet.  Africa was under the control of Europe.

We blacks in the West were totally dependent on the great white powers for our very existence.  Garvey didn't think that black people should be at the bottom of the barrel — being so insignificant and dependent.  In this respect, he was one very unusual black man indeed.

I strongly suspect, though, that Garvey would have still felt the need to preach the same message today, almost a century later.  Though we blacks have made some progress, we still have a very long way to go.  While some of that progress has been had through the efforts of other peoples, other things haven't changed at all.

Take black Africa today.  While preaching, and even before, Africa was controlled by the Western powers.  Her natural resources were being maximised to the fullest to the glory of these powers.  Africans on the continent were either powerless to alter the then situation or willingly gave away these resources.

The same is true today.  These days, it is China that is maximising the resources of Africa to create a Chinese superstate.

Just as it was in the days of slavery, when we gave away our own for trinkets, we are still doing the same today.  The trinkets then were used kitchen utensils, old clothes and even cats; while today, they are cellphones, laptops and shiny new cars.  Garvey would have buried his head in shame at the way his message has been ignored.

We in the West also really didn't give two cents about his message either.  Our island nation-states in the Caribbean are too insignificant to influence any global issue, except entertainment.

Maybe Garvey meant we should be great entertainers; as that is the only area in which we seem good.  Nothing great in governance, science and technology can be truly attributed to us black people -- as we keep our exploits to ourselves, or sell them still for trinkets. Garvey would be very disappointed indeed.

We demonstrate how contrary we have been to his message by our actions.  We think our own universities are worthless.

As such, we crave for the Oxfords, Cambridges, Harvards, and MITs.  We think our music is good only when it is validated with an American Grammy.  We see our societies as totally hopeless — which explains why we fight so hard to get visas to live in the white paradise of North America and Europe.  What was that "Africa for Africans" message again?

I said before that Garvey would have been disappointed, but I sometimes wonder.  In the end, it seems, even he became a realist and realised that he may have been preaching to the wrong people after all.  When the time came for him to retire, he didn't choose his Jamaican homeland or his African would-be homeland.  No, looking at things realistically, he decided that the best place for him after all was Britain.

Maybe the reason he failed to convince us black people that we can be a great people is not only because we think he was nuts — maybe he never really believed his own message either.

July 30, 2013

Jamaica Observer