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blue ivy carter.

Jay-Z’s song “Glory”: beautiful. The revelation that Beyonce had a miscarriage before is sad. Their baby crying at the end is also heart warming. I expected nothing less from a man of his stature. Lyrically, Jay-Z is relatable, swift, eloquent and deep. He’s my favorite rapper and I love it.

“Happy people are usually happy for other people.” – Cynthia Bailey, RHOA - Twitter

And of course, people have negative things to say about it. “Why did he make a song about her so soon and exploited her first cry to the world?” Wait. No one had a problem with Prince using the ultrasound of his baby’s heartbeat (which later died) for his song “Sex In The Summer”. No one had a problem with Stevie Wonder using his daughter Aisha’s cry when he did the song “Isn’t She Lovely”. But it’s considered “blasphemous” that Jay-Z used his own daughter’s cry for a song dedicated to her?

Sidenote: I remember when I purchased my first computer, my daughter was only 3 years old. I recorded her voice saying things like “Hi Mommy” and “Shutdown” and I used it for different sound effects the computer made when I selected certain operations.

I’m happy for Jay-Z and Beyonce. They’ve managed to avoid all of the scrutiny and negative energy to make their marriage work, and now bringing in a healthy baby girl into the world. I wish many more happiness and success to them!

Jay-Z’s new song “Glory” feat Blue Ivy Carter.


 

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asia kidd.

People have asked why I don’t post pictures of my daughter on my site anymore. Well, she’s 12 now and I am very frightful of predators and hateful people that will steal her pictures and do whatever with them. She’s at an impressionable age of 12. Not to say that she’s easily influenced, because she’s certainly not, but it’s those that attack children on the internet. I’ve seen it way too many times where an individual will talk smack about your child, just because they don’t like you.  It’s cowardice. 99.9999% of the time, the individual would never say those things to your face. I get hate email from time to time, and when I do, they always find the time to mention something vile about my daughter. It doesn’t bother me because a) they don’t know her and b) it’s a clear sign of the power I have over them. Nevertheless, it’s sad as hell. That’s why I refrain from doing it at all. Same with my boyfriend. He’s not into the online social community as much as I am. He only has one picture of himself on Facebook. So out of respect for him, I don’t post random pictures of him online either. There’s a fine line between privacy and exposure.

On to a lighter note, my daughter is going to be an artist! Her artistic alias is “Asia Kidd”. Isn’t that cute?! I’ve gotten her the basics (coloring pencils, sketch pads and a clipboard) so any other suggestions are welcomed. She learned via YouTube videos and is able to draw without any tutorials. Here’s my favorite out of the bunch:

asia kidd.

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you’re the role model.

I’m becoming pretty tired with the media, society and even parents blaming the disruptive behavior of our youth on Hip-Hop. The influence hip-hop music make on our communities is way more on a positive scale than a negative scale. I’ve also noticed that when they interview random rappers over the radio and ask them how do they feel about it, they rarely state the obvious = We are not their parents. Point being, these parents need to stop pointing the finger at everyone else other than themselves when their children “fuck up”. A strong minded child will not succumb to the things that they see in these videos or hear in the songs. Once you’ve established a firm communication bond with your child and conduct yourself in a proper manner (especially in their presence) you will not have behavior problems. Granted, there are no 100% guarantees about that but I strongly believe a well-groomed child will not succumb to the negative way of life. I refuse to believe that they just decide to rebel against you due to what 50 Cent said on his last album. C’mon, get real. Rappers were not meant to be role models. They are storytellers. Fact or fiction. I don’t see cowboy movies or Nightmare on Elm Street getting the blame for crime. Or what about the 5, 6, 10 and 11 o’clock news? Look at all the crime they show on a daily basis. That’s the point of entertainment. To humor you. To charm you. To amuse you. The ability to speak your mind, in any form of art as possible. Why should any of that be censored because you are unable to be the true role model for your child?

People need to start owning up to their own personal mistakes, shortcomings or where they are in life. I guess it’s easier to place blame on another being other than yourself when things go wrong. When it comes down to your children, it’s non-acceptable. The way you carry yourself, your environment, how you eat, all the way down to how you speak to children is being absorbed by their conscience. You should be the only person that controls what they perceive out of life. And if not you, the next immediate family member/person in your life. Why chance it by leaving your child’s expected behavior at the hands of someone else? If you sit your child in front of the T.V. all day long for years, with no proper guidance or substance in your relationship, who’s actions do you think they’re going to follow then? Spend more time with your kid instead of the club, at “Keisha n dem”, or at big dick Robert’s house. And so what if your child idolizes That’s So Raven or Jay-Z. These celebrities are still human & are warranted to make mistakes and live their life the way THEY want to. Not how you feel they should because your child is watching them. They’re going to have premarital sex, get tattoos, smoke, party all the time, spend an obscene amount of money on bullshit, curse, take half naked pictures….you name it. Bottom line, whatever they damn please. Whether you like or not. It is not their duty to cater to your disliking. It’s not their responsibility to set standards for your kids. You are. Own up to them and quit pointing fingers.

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