Author: Wilfred Kanu Jr.

Ladies and gentlemen, listen closely! Badson Publishing has a cyberstalker to bring to your attention!…

Picture an independent musician in Germany with an enchanting and groundbreaking song. It is a powerful and captivating song that simulates the mind, emotions, sight, and hearing senses. Almost everyone swoons to this song! This creates numerous opportunities for many other related professionals to thrive. Let’s assume that this one song has been bought by 5% of the German population, a staggering 4,150,000 people, each paying five euros. That is a whopping 20,750,000 euros for the artist.

Observe that almost every hypothesis has been fully exploited. For example, when a musician shares music online, WOKE employees at those platforms anticipate how that artist expects the public to respond. The vengeful losers consciously distort the quality of that artist’s product to try and undermine the positive narrative surrounding that artist. It’s the same with nightlife in popular nightclubs.

This observation will likely cross some minds as I may not know how best to communicate it. However, I will try to paint this picture with as small a brush as possible by answering this question. Why do men go to nightclubs? Well, for starters, men built and designed nightclubs. Since men established the nightlife culture, men initially went there for business. If he doesn’t own the facility, he runs it. He could also be security. No? Do you disagree?

Yes, the general meaning of the word “Holocaust” refers to the systematic, state-sponsored murders of Jewish men, women, and children. The often ignored victims of another Holocaust are the Africans and people of African descent. However, Germany made public apologies and paid reparations to the Jewish people. The United States and Europe, aided by Canada and Australia, have yet to do the same to Africans and people of African descent.

After all the talk of the Passport Bros leaving the United States to find love,…

It’s mesmerizing to see how persuasive Hip Hop has become. Looking back at the beginning of my journey in this Kulture, I remember the days when Rock ‘N’ Roll and Country music cultures ruled the day. Understand me. I long for rappers to become the anchors for morality again. It’s so bad that I no longer call myself a rapper. In my book, there is a difference between a rapper and an emcee. As an emcee, I consider myself a recording artist. My talents enable me to create music as a historically and politically accurate expression for myself and like-minded audiences that respect this art form.