Your Cash Cows are tired of the Bullshit.

This weekend I went to Revolt world and let’s just say that these artists are tired of the games yall labels are playing. My intention was to see Omarion (I did but for some reason he did not remember me). Anyway, I am always going to support people even though there is a misunderstanding. Not only did I see Omarion, I was educated on not only how to be an independent artist, but I was educated on the entertainment industry itself. I would first like to say how shock I was to hear so many artists vouch for independence. When I was younger (19 to be exact) I wanted to be a songwriter and I was eager to be on a record label. Long story short, the spirit of discernment came through and kept me from making that mistake. Now 12 years later I almost messed up and made the same mistake with my podcast. What I learned from Revolt World is that you are your own advocate and you do not need anybody’s validations. That was something that I recently have come to grips with. I am the connection not I need a connection. We get so caught up in believing that someone have to put you on. When you should put yourself on instead. I am happy I did not sign that contract and I am happy that I can make my own connections without anyone else around. Also, we you do things for yourself, you don’t have to change your style up and stay true to who you really are. Now the staying true to who you really are is something that was brough up during the YG interview. Let’s be honest about this. Boosie is still making money because of Boosie not because of someone else making him something that he is not. Yes, Boosie is a controversial character but his fan base love him for staying true to who he really is. when you sign to a label, they want to change you for who you are. I remember two years ago, my wannabe manager wanted to change me. Don’t get it twisted, I wanted a makeover but on my terms. The question is. Would the image he had in mind for me be the same as my vision or something different? The only thing I regret is not being able to speak to Omarion and not having a press pass. I am a podcaster and a blogger, and I should have been there as press instead of a normal bystander. I am still shocked in the stance that Omarion has been taking but I am proud of the man he has become(even though I did not get my hug). The one thing I am shocked about is this happening in Diddy’s backyard, but I guess even he is tired of doing the devil’s work.