#rantover

Do you know why?

THERE IS NOT ANY HERE AND ITS NOT TAGGED IF IT IS.

I swear the minute I can I’m recording and photographing and editing a ton for this purpose. We need fat people barely cropped or black and white or outlined in light or water or perspective zoomed. We need it sharp, crisp, professionally and artistically charged. It needs to artsy. They need to be in lingerie or with props or in provocative and suggestive situations and poses.

Not trying to dig on a creators talent or effort... but this right here is what I have a problem with. I’m sure there was some effort put into this, but in my opinion this isn’t worth 55 real life dollars!!! I would love to hear your thoughts, honestly. I was browsing through trying to find comparable items when I found this, I’m struggling with pricing so bad - I don’t want to overcharge people, I want people to be able to afford my models, and enjoy them without feeling guilt about a purchase. So far, to be quite honest, I’m cheap as shit. lmao. I just... is this quality? Because to me, this isn’t quality. I feel like a shitty person even writing this, but honestly. I’d rather be broke and make a few pennies, while still putting out good work, than make a fortune off of overpriced models. If you want to sell your models, I support that, you’re a creator; someone who makes custom belts for a living isn’t going to give them away for free, but be reasonable.

AND THIS!!!! This! This is just a cylinder without even giving it the courtesy of a bevel... come on now... (it’s apparently a sandwich)

Three months in, and 2020 is already on some BS.

It’s only March, and we’ve already had to shake our heads at Snoop Dogg, Roddy Ricch, Tory Lanez, 50 Cent, and so many more Black “men” in the industry. But today, we’re talking about Da Baby.

Let me start off by saying that Da Baby is an undeniably crusty ass excuse of a man. The fact that he had to parade around in a diaper to get the attention he manages today, should say enough about how little character he has. Still, Da Baby rapped his big headed way into the hearts of thousands last year; so much so that his mostly-women fans paid no mind once he’d gotten comfortable enough to showcase his truly toxic nature. Before I could even decide whether the man was ugly or cute, I was hearing about Da Baby shooting people (which was fair, in this case), slapping and punching fans, and more.

Like many Black women who’ve been desensitized to overly aggressive men, I wasn’t even bothered by this behavior at first. I found myself making excuses for Da Baby, or simply not saying anything when I couldn’t defend his actions. I don’t like people too close to me either, I’d say whenever my mom would tell me about his latest violent act in awe. At one point, she forbade me from listening to his music altogether because he was so violent--- and I was like, you’re doing too much. See, I’m the kind of “fan” that doesn’t care too much what artists do outside of their art. I generally don’t care about who celebrities are as people or what they do in their lives, as long as it doesn’t negatively impact whatever creativity they offer the world.  So, I didn’t care if Da Baby had a bad attitude or if he was a grown ass man fighting like a teenager or whatever else people were saying about him. All I cared about was whether the songs had some bop in ‘em, and if Stunna was getting a verse. But there comes a time when one’s personal life starts to bleed into their artistry, and that time for Da Baby came this morning.

I don’t tune into gossip pages, so I only heard about Da Baby’s newest travesty through my mother. She couldn’t wait to show me the now-viral video of him that was posted on The Shade Room, showing the rapper straight up punching a woman at a concert. A little background: anyone with eyes can see that the shuffling of the eager crowd resulted in someone pushing said woman. The force of the push caused her to bump into Da Baby, making her already-raised cell phone brush against his face. Instead of just pushing the woman away or moving her hand out of the way like a normal person would, my mans proceeded to hit this woman like somebody off of the street. And this wasn’t just any woman, y’all, or I probably wouldn’t be writing this.

It was a Black woman.

And did I mention that he drew back and punched this woman with every bit of his strength?

Like… what?

Learn your religion for the sake of this ummah. The reason there is sooo much bad is because of our own lack of knowledge and the amount of sins we commit. Wallahi, there will only be a few a of a few of a few. Subhan Allah, I can already see that people are changing the religion. Missing half the religion. Subhan Allah.