Put It In Writing - Chicago Street Journal for November 16, 2017

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Chicago Street Journal November 16, 2017 15
"I Got the Key": as Jay Z video
implies. Shawn Corey Carter, better
known as Jay-Z, is a 13 time
Grammy winner and is regarded as
one of the most successful men in
music, as a rapper, record producer,
club owner and all-around mogul,
estimated net worth of $520 million.
Hailed as the King of America by
Rolling Stones magazine.
In his video, Jay Z come from
behind the guards and joined the
rest of the brothers who was also
wearing a suit..! Basically saying I
got the keys. He did all of the illuminati
puppetry to rise as a leader
with influential powerful to get his
people together not just racial brothers
but slaves of 2016 brothers. “But
y'all saying he is a powerful puppet;
But if he is why is he doing videos
like that for. No illuminati hand
signals No devil horns No cussing
No triangle No money No
Rockafella No dancers Just black
men who was locked up by white
guards who look like they have a 9
to 5 job with a
little authority Into
black men with
trillion dollar suits
on and Jay-Z
come from behind
them walked pass
them like those his
guards then stood
in front of them
like "do we have a
problem here?"
And they were
speechless... Like
saying we are
freeing the slaves.
gives knowl-
He gives
knowledge and
wisdom and in
a language that
can be just as
understanding
without the N
word.
edge and
wisdom and in a language that can
be just as understanding without the
N word. Still your third eye will be
opened. This clip is very powerful
as things taking place here in America.
The African American men
most powerful and influential in the
world; Barack Obama, Minister
Louis Farrakhan, Jesse Jackson and
now Jay Z. Therefore they have the
biggest responsibility to unify. The
image of those men together is inspiring
and brothers like the one
giving true perspective about this
video are the key to getting black
men and the world in place. There is
a Key where we can not only do
away with drug companies, but we
can stop the killing of our legends
both women and men. If the Jay Zs,
Obamas, Farrakhans and Jacksons
of America can unify, we can inspire
oppressed black and people
around the world to come together
and put a stop to this global genocide
that is taking place. The system
is working as it should, and it needs
to be broken.
The artist also co-owns the 40/40
Club, an upscale sports bar that
started in New York City and has
since expanded to Atlantic City and
Chicago. He is a part-owner of the
New Jersey Nets NBA team paying
a reported $4.5 million for his share.
And, Jay-Z, along with his company
SC Enterprises, has recently
launched a new lifestyle site called
Life and Times, making his foray
into content. In terms of earnings he
still reigns over all other hip hop
stars and made a cool $37 million in
2011 in tours and other earnings. He
also has a 10 year long $150 million
deal with Live Nation
records.
Wow, it's 2017 and
we still have slaves on
the plantation refusing
to leave and better
themselves. Here is
Jay-Z and other black
men who have figured
out away to pass on a
valuable lesson that
can change your family
history forever and
all I see is FOOLISH
AND IGNORANT
comments about Jay-Z
and others. Do your research on
how black slaves used to communicate
to each other during slavery.
They sang and pass on valuable
messages to the others through singing.
Jay-Z said, TILL YOU OWN
YOUR OWN,
At the end of the day a lot of Rap
is a distraction. If we weren't as
distracted on certain things as people
we would be more successful.
Focus on god family and being
successful anything else is uncivilized
everything starts at home how
you can fix another king or queens
castle if u can't fix your own.
“Many people love the fact that
Jay-Beyonce are bringing conciseness
into the game. Maybe other
rappers will catch on and stop hating
on each other. If rapping inspired
Gangs, maybe conscious will
bring us together. I’m very proud of
him and his wife!!!”
There are over 2.2 million Black men and women who are not able to vote
because of a felony conviction; yet they have paid their debt to society.
Jalil Johnson pointed out, “The
bit about Jay can be looked at two
ways. 1. Jay has done some good
things in the community. As far as
the Keys video. I already knew he
was drawing these scenes from
Malcolm X, look at the spike lee
movie of Malcolm X. They did
exactly the same on this video. This
video and song could be looked at
symbolically as the same. The narrator
maybe hitting on the point of
black unity as such in the 60's-70's.
BUT there is also a flip side, he also
could be uniting us all to go down a
dark place too.”
Beyonce I don’t agree with. Too
many lines in Beyonce music indicating
Satan too much. I mean the
goat head jewelry and apparel. And
also do not forget a musician is
giving you music through the eyes
of the artist and their thoughts. Just
as the artist paints the picture.
-Black people are letting ignorance
and jealously destroy our
culture. We are not taking the time
to analyze and understand that white
America, the government created
systems for us to remain controlled
which we
allow this to
happen without
understanding
our
rights in the
amendment
and the constitution.
If
we take the time to learn this and
analyze our place in society, then
our culture could rise to an advantage
unlike anything known to man.
Scirby Scott, “I agree 100%. A
major shift in control of the music
(ownership and distribution) is a
major key to "freedom." When we
are in control then we can put a
more conscious persuasion on the
screen and over the air waves.
Every hip hop group that pushed
awareness and Black strength/pride
had a quick and swift demise
(especially X Klan) "To the East
Blackwards..."
Jay Z made sure that he gives
people reasons to remember him
other than his rapping. During his
break from active rapping he used
time to raise awareness to find better
ways for combating shortage of
water. For the same he met with
United Nations Secretary General
Kofi Annan at the organization's
headquarters in New York City.
Further, he also promised to use his
upcoming world tour to raise awareness
of and combat global water
shortage. The effort took place in
partnership with the UN, as well as
MTV, which produced a documentary
entitled Diary of Jay-Z: Water
for Life, first airing in November
2006. He also pledged $1 million
along with Sean "Diddy" Combs, to
the American Red Cross' relief effort
after Hurricane Katrina. .
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