EQUALIZER GET'S IT RIGHT

Rarely does a Hollywood movie comes around that makes you relish the idea of wasting 2 hours of your precious time. This is one of those instances. Trust me like you trust your account this time of year - its money/time well spent bro. As a writer I'm character driven, but not obsessive because everybody is unique; nobody fits the cookie cutter mold. However, if the storyline out shines the characters, which it doesn't in this example, then I'm interested.

Coming from the brother Antoine Fuqa who directed Training Day, King Author, and Olympus Has Fallen, it follows in the same vein when it comes to meaningful action - so yeah, blood gets spilled and Russians get their heads blown off. But, more importantly, Fuqa pulls it together with a sense of purpose. It aint just murder, murder, murder, kill, kill, kill. 

At the core of the movie its about a man (played by Denzel) with military skills who uses them to protect the weak and the underclass from being picked on, ripped off, and exploited by corrupt mobsters and crooked cops. That's what we don't see much of these days coming from weirdo tinsel town. I won't lie, there was a particular scene that had me a little choked up. In it, two cops shake down an  immigrant woman who struggles to keep her restaurant open. When Mr Washington finds out he comes to the rescue by beating the shit out of them. (This movie should win the Oscar for best picture, I swear). The other co-stars that make this movie click are; Cloe Grace Moretz, who plays a whore in need of salvation (no surprise there but she was believable) and Marton Csokas as Teddy, a psychotic Russian enforcer - that nuh craaay for real.

The movie works for me. It had all the right elements and a positive theme - do not pick on the weak. It also shows a black man in a Alpha male role and NOT wearing a dress, or playing ball. That's about all you can ask for these days until we can find financing and distribution for our own films. That's a tough job that we need a divine Equalizer for.

*Side note - the original Equalizer was an old TV show by the same name. 

EDGE OF TOMORROW TODAY

Let's get to it man. In my humble opinion, and in a few others who check for these science 'faction' films that the elite love to push on us, it's a decent movie. Now mind you; if you have the attention span of a goldfish, or suffer from severe ADD, then skip this and go troll on Instagram and Tracebook...I really and sincerely mean Facebook.This is a film you can watch at least twice without getting bored.

Now I'm not saying the events in this particular movie are true (far from it brothers and sisters), but its an insight into what the elite are planning. As usual if you watch the times and read the scripts then you know this. So here we go with the reoccurring themes. 

After an invasion of 'Aliens' the earth is all but destroyed and men unite to fight back...blah blah blah. But check it; a reluctant soldier gets thrown on the battlefield and gets exposed to the enemy. As a result he gets to relive the same day over and over again but with a catch. He dies over and over again but each time he goes a little further. Its like playing your favorite war game and resetting it every time your man dies. Of course there are other subplots and topics explored like quantum physics, multiple dimensions, immortality, and things like that. But overall it will keep you entertained to the end.

Tammy (ambassador for Scientology) Cruise acts as the hero and some plain Jane chick (Emily something) is the love interest. To really appreciate the special effects cop the DVD cause the bootleg will piss you off. On a scale of 1 - 10 its a 8 for the simple fact that they figured out a way to film the same scene at least a hundred times and each one is unique.

Watch out for the symbolism:

• England (new Jerusalem according to elite and occult) is the center of the coalition.

• Exoskeleton suites already used by the military

• Time travel - they wish they had the power, don't believe the BS.
• Aliens bad, New World Order good
• Immortality - only The Most High control that.

 

DRAKE ALBUM REVIEW: HE'S GOT EVERYTHING BUT DOES HE HAVE A GOOD ALBUM?

Drake has the ears of the youth attached to his music; whether good or bad, he’s hot right now. I dare you to turn the radio on (terrestrial or satellite, digital or internet), watch urban videos (again, online or whatever) without hearing this dude crooning, begging, or fake thugging. Me, personally, I think he’s super sensitive and he said it himself in a track entitled ‘All Me’. Quoting his words; ‘I’m the light skinned Keith Sweat I’m a make it last cause it aint your time yet’. To those of us who know the artist he’s referring to then you can make the connection because the latter dude was a pro at begging women for the vagina, and the former young dude copied and applied the art to the current generation. The beat is hard though - won’t lie about that. Big Sean and TwoFlames (I mean Two Chains) also featured on the track. Whats up with these dudes acting and dressing like women smdh (Deuteronomy 22:5).

At the end of the day he’s moving units and the sheeple love him (James 4:4) so my opinions don’t matter, but you came here for my review so I’m a give it. In a nut shell, he doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel. Instead, Drake sticks to the tried and true formula of making mindless garbage with boasting and bragging. Wow; shocker!  

To start the album off and set the tone right, the tracks ‘Tuscan Leather’, and ‘Furthest Thing’ has mindless lyrics and average beats to get your smoke on, and drank on, and licentious behavior warmed up to – if you're into that. Everybody knows the track ‘Started from the bottom’ which is decent and catchy from a commercial, stuck in your head, point of view. One thing about this Drake character is his love for the word nigger/nigga. Nigger this, nigger that, nigger you aint got money and hoes like me, and another thing nigger. It’s funny; I wonder if he uses the word nigger around his white Jew-ish mother. Anyway, that’s another topic if you are interested in knowing bloodlines and your own heritage.

To add insult to injury dude stays spewing out adulterous lyrics (if anybody even give a damn Exodus 20:14) bout fucking your girl. A line from track 4, ‘Wu-Tang forever’, goes ‘come home with a nigga for the night, if you nervous hit the light. I know we fucking out of spite cause your man don’t do you right.’ All this boastful talk makes me think this dude insecure or unhappy. Again, he says it himself 'I got everything I cannot complain I don't remember how much I made I forgot' - so the question is what's your problem? 

Another track entitled ‘Own it’ shows him to be the effeminate boy that he is and that aint right according to 1st Corinthians 6:9. He goes on to beg for the vagina some more and big up the woman over the man, (stay in 1 Corinthians but jump down to 11:3 to smash that).  Now I know you might be asking yourself, how can somebody who’s into the scriptures stand to listen to this junk. The answer is simple; because that’s what so-called black and so-called Hispanic youth are into. It’s that easy. My son probably listens to this, so I need to know what’s going on to be able to relate.

Anyway, as far as the album goes there’s more cuffing music on it than a tailor would like (R&B songs like ‘Hold on I’m Coming Home’ can attest to that). By the way who’s singing them high notes on that track? Hmmmm, good question right? The track ‘Pound Cake’ features more niggerish lyrics with a feature from the premiere nigga himself, the one and only Jay Z. With lyrics like 'last night was mad trill I'm fresh out of Advil...Jesus grab the wheel' we now know why that reprobate clown Sean Carter is the worst. The album isn’t completely trash if you like beats and lyrics and no substance. If you want to get inspired to do better, this is not it bro. This will keep you high, chasing money, vagina, and fame. (Romans 1:28-31). So as a result we give Drake's album 2 tissues out of a full box of Kleenex. 

TOP TEN REASONS WHY MAGNA CARTA HOLY GRAIL IS...

          

In the words of 2Pac "fu*% Jay Z". Now if I was just to leave it at that then I would be a big ole hater, and truth be told I liked some of scrams music i.e 'Reasonable Doubt', and 'Blue Print'. So I have to back up what I write and think with hip hop facts (not quantifiable, or logical facts) - but hip hop facts. So let's go; here's our top 10 reasons why MCHG aint worth your time or hard earned money.

• The album sounds rushed as he struggles to keep up lyrically. Its a young man's game now and Jay's braggadocios, look how  much more money I got, style falls short. (Funny cause the hottest rappers do the same ish). 
• No cohesiveness to the album. It sounds like a bunch of singles sewn together from a rich celebrity's thread. Tracks like FuckwithmeyouknowIgotit with Ricky Ross, and Tom Ford are club bangers; discussing how rich two black men are (even though the context is ambiguous as a lesbian dressed in drag). *I like the 'I don't pop molly I wear Tom Ford' line cause I'm drug free and the young dudes coming up need to stay away from drugs that make you have sex with both men, women, children, animals, etc - that's so wrong on so many levels. Then you have songs like SomewhereinAmerica that should be on a damn free mix tape. Twerk, Miley, twerk?? What the fuck was on your mind homie??? (For the record Miley Cyrus is not and never will be popping in the hood).
• The beats are suspect. There are a few stand outs in my opinion; like F.U.T.W, Picasso Baby, and La Familia (even though some white boy from Hot97 name Rosenburg hated the latter - I guess he knows his shit???). Those beats bring that gritty NY edge back. Beats for Bbc, and Crown ehhh not so much.
• That esoteric, I am a god, Freemason, Illuminati shit is over the top now. If you wanted to fool black people keep it overt. But on Heaven when you say 'I'm secular tell the heckler settle down, your religion cause division like my Maybach partition' we get the picture dude. You don't believe in The Most High God and would rather sacrifice a baby to a hermaphrodite goat god name baphomet - that's your business buddy, just don't expect us to follow. You on your own with that bro. So what do you believe in; self and money from what I'm hearing. (Psalms 53:1 for us poor folk).
• The marketing effort was way more superior than the overall album. For that reason people feel duped. Just ask my dude from World Star he'll tell you like it is; 'that shit light'...lmbao.
• His selection of tracks for the final cut was probably overseen by him and a few close friends who dare not disagree with J so as a result we the listeners, and some of you fan(atic)s, are left with this overly hyped compost pile.
• What's up with the art work??? Okay I feel you, you're in an art phase as can be clearly seen and heard with references to Picasso and Basquait. Abstract or yearning to be accepted by the elite and to show the hood he's now there? How can the urban youth connect?
• The name is a throw off. How many niggas and ratchet hoes (not conscious so-called black and Hispanic people) can explain to each other or their nigglet chillun what the Magna Carta is and how it relates to their legacy and generation? What's that, J is teaching them history or its a play on words...righhhhht uh-huh.
• Personally I liked the old Jay Z flow. At times he switches up in order to sound relevant and fails miserably. Explain the huh...huh...huh every two or three bars. But, I was rudely told to go buy the old albums. Can't fight that one. I need to evolve and change with him. I'm sorry I aint buying that. If I want to evolve I'll listen to the younger somewhat conscious and talented artists like a J Cole (signed to his Roc label by the way).
• Drum roll please; MCHG was a so-so decent album but coming from Hova it was sub par at best. Damn sure wasn't a Blueprint or Black Album. If you want that you gotta go cop them or download them for FREE.

 And by the way 1 million copies copped by Samsung before the album hit mainstream outlets like iTunes, and so on does not count. That's akin to me writing a book and buying a million copies myself. Technology has changed the  rules no questions about it, but at what cost. We know it is becoming increasingly harder and harder to go platinum compared to a few years ago (back in the day young scrappy). Fast forward to now and everybody and their mamma can download the ish for FREEEEEE, so what do you do? Come up with a crazy marketing plan. The problem arises when Mr Carter's marketing campaign was well thought of and executed than the damn music itself.

J COLE (BORN SINNER)

In the over saturated music game its refreshing to hear a different flow from a young buck's perspective who is on the grind and carving his own niche. J Cole's second offering is a break from the same ole same ole but with an asterisk. The reason why I mentioned an asterisk is that dude still throws in the niggerish shit that niggas do (especially rappers/athletes/entertainers) but you can tell he clearly has skills and intelligence to fly over that trap..but hey I'm asking for too much so I should just STFU and enjoy the music right?

The radio friendly joint with Michelle, I mean Miguel, 'Power trip' is alright; "got me up all night, constant drinking and love songs" you know the rest. 'Crooked Smile' is a well balanced attempt to actually say something about the hell black folks dealing with while  smiling. But for me I want lyrics and music I can ruminate on, and get my 5k run on...feel me. 

'Miss America' goes in on a militant level, and 'Rich Niggaz' speaks on the money trap we're all chasing. One of my favorite tracks is 'Chaining Day' talking bout how pathetic niggaz are in icing out a white image of Jesus. (Its funny the real Jesus wasn't materialistic or white for that matter. He entered Jerusalem on a donkey Matt 21:1-11, how humble and meek was that compared to these idolators violating each other for stones, metals, and paper.) "the way people perceive, money short so this jewelry like a weave meant to deceive."

Then he goes off on some sacrilegious bullsh@t with 'Let Nas down' saying "Pac was like Jesus and Big wrote the bible". Nobody's perfect and this kid aint. He has a nice flow with relevant topics, but needs to get up under from the NY influence that have him infusing occult ideologies and images (his album art) into his music and persona. All I have to say is two words 'The Roc' and you know what I'm talking about.

All and all its a decent album compared to that Arab turned gangsta named French Montana (that's another topic). It's worth listening to; even if you have to skip a few tracks. 

WORLD WAR Z

What's new in this flick about zombies, bio - warfare, and survival??? Nothing much when you break it down to the basics. To sum it all up; its 'I am legend' meets 'Contagion' with a slightly bigger budget. The storyline itself is entertaining, if you're into the post apocalyptic, zombie genre, a la 'Walking Dead' hype . A UN military agent finds himself at ground zero when a deadly virus spreads across the city, then nation and soon world, at lightening speed. In a race against time he must find the cure to save his family and all mankind. His quests takes him around the world to parts of Africa, the Middle East, and Europe while fighting zombies who fear nothing and bite everything. Throw in some CGI and Brad Pitt and boom,  World War Z. 

The plot, though at times predictable, had me somewhat amused for the first hour...then trailed off into a weak rip off of other humans-turn-zombies-because-of-virus  movies. I'll let you see it if you don't want to wait for the DVD, but personally it made me want to watch 'I am Legend' again. (The second adaptation of the same titled novel The Omega Man with Charlton Heston wasn't that bad either).  

I'm seeing a trend here as writer Max Brooks, son of Mel Brooks, lays on the elite agenda like primer before a paint job on a banged up hoopty. The world is over populated, we need the UN to save us, and on and on. If you pay attention closely you can point out the Illuminati maxims that are hidden in plain sight. It's rife with symbolism, so on that note its worth a watch. But I still say wait for the DVD or PBay it.

Yes the world is coming to an end..the sheep need beer.