Get thee behind me stress. Speak it! Think it! Believe it. I am believing right along with you. Everything is going to work out just fine for you, my brothah and my sistah. We are going to have a very blessed week because we are inhaling and exhaling nothing but faith on our plate and in your face.
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Years ago, when I first witnessed people on social media posting the words "Mood" on their social media platforms, I often wondered why they posted that, or what it meant? Now I totally get it. Some music just makes you feel so good. This song by Stevie Wonder is one of those old-school feel-good songs. I dedicate this song to all those people who are working late on their black jobs (lol). Enjoy this good music. May you feel it all over! When I first saw this video, I had no clue that Tyla was such a young woman. To me her song and voice didn't match her face. I thought she was much older. She is only 22. I thought maybe she was at least 30ish due to the lyrics, but I guess we do live in an oversexualized society. Anyway, women love her song. It's a great mood to have with your partner, companion or husband. Men, you're free to take notes. No pressure (um...take notes lol). 💕😊💕
Tis the season to shout out love to melanated black women, or whatever name you identify and define yourself with. All women no doubt, make everything in this life (judgements, sisterhood, sufferings and loss, vision, purpose, activism, and understanding), taste right. It tastes really good within the realms of true sista-hood. They make everything in life easier to digest. But I am specifically dedicating this to the Black Women. Thanks, Yahweh, for the real sisterhood that is out there, loving, hugging, supporting, praying and making memories in the air because they genuinely do care. In the beginning, the Lord made Sancti-Fly Black Women to give you a reason to smile, embrace your confidence, and slay in melanated blissful ways. Who else but you (black women rocking) can take a scarf and leave a brand-new mark of compliments? Black women were always meant to leave their scents with their African prints of pride, laced in luxury and breath-taking melanated harmony. How fitting is her melanin to magically rock in between black history before and after February. Black Women are the 365, day queens. She expensively blends her creative signature with other Black Women when the lack of diversity in all schools and universities are missing, but not the wonder of their black thunder. The Black Woman walks into the room and all droplets of hate has to vacate. When a brown skin girl joins forces with black girls rocking, people are amazed, like in a daze. Black Women put their hands on their hips to let the sophistication of their sparkling energy backbone slip into some eye-catching magic that just elevated the atmosphere. You can't touch this prayed up covenant. Others can't even describe a Black Woman's vibe cuz they're not from the same dimensions or our tribe but some respect the differences. They are queens of civilization. This knowledge is the true history of all nations.
Our favorite Black Owned Black (Vintrendi ) Lovable wine has relocated. This is such a sweet bitter great taste in your face (lol). Please join the best wine company on OCTOBER 5, 2024, for their grand re-opening. That's on a Saturday. Thanks for all of your support.
Goodbye Park Forest and hello to Olympia Fields! When Yahweh fights for you, you're going to win. Someone needs to know this. Somebody needs to hear this today. There is no match for the power of God! You are about to win this thing. Whatever it is, whomever it is. When God steps in, you win.
I am overjoyed mixed with super excitement dripping in the background. I am so thankful. We finally got a bunch of our very own underground celebrities and lots of mainstream celebrities to grace our studios this week on the Love Bug Series. I told you guys last time how I was thinking about incorporating karaoke into our studios. We did it! It's located in our lower-level basement by our cafeteria. I will be sharing an excerpt of my interview with the one and only phenomenal queen, K-Thunder, who graced us with her love and light on today. Ms. K-Thunder was recently featured on the cover of Good Morning Magazine. This young woman is truly amazing! At the age of 23, she started her very own non-profit organization to enrich the lives of little brown skin girls. Brown Skin Girl Power was our very first guest over the summer. We had a ball. The girls created several videos, and they hung out in the basement with us to sang karaoke. Common, Ms. Jennifer Hud, Vice, SB, Chance, Code FI, Kenny Dangerous, Rhymefest, Twista, Da Brat, Mary J, Ms. Chaka Khan and Tyla were all special guest during our grand opening. I had so much fun and love. It didn't seem like work. We had every seat occupied. All 2000 seats were filled. I also want to give a shout out to K-Thunder for helping us book a few of our celebrity guest. K-Thunder knows everybody in the industry. Please be sure to check out my interview with her. Khadijah "Thunder" Abdullah
Love Bug: You look beautiful on the cover of Good Morning Magazine. What inspired you to start your own organization at 23? How old are you now, if you don't mind? Do you ever get questioned about your name? K-Thunder: Thank you! I really like the cover. My mama, Professor Fatimah Abdullah, also known as Red-Thunder, is very well known in the hip hop world. She is my biggest supporter and my best inspiration. My mom is a distinguished author, poet and my mentor. She's a professor at Howard University. My mom always challenged me to change the things that I did not like. She is the ultimate definition of girl power. I am extremely grateful to have a mom who has poured a lot of love, light and fight into me. I also want to give a sweet juicy shout out to my aunt Miah. She has her own media company. Like my mom, she knows a lot of cool celebrities. I have interned for her and my mom over the years. I do not mind sharing my age. I am 28 now. Yes, people do ask me about my name. My mom changed our last names on purpose. My full name is Khadija Abdullah. I kind of borrowed "Thunder" from my mom. People in the industry address me as K-Thunder because that's the name that is branded and defined by me. I always get advice on everything surrounding my life from my mom and aunt. They're like my favorite people. Love Bug: Wow! Yes, I know your aunt Miah of Miah Saucy Media. Your entire family is connected to the music industry. Miah was one of the very first people I interviewed with when I launched The Love Bug Series. Miah's interview totally helped me. I know your cousin BJ too! Mr. BJ Talent Agency has partnered with us to screen all of the folks that want to intern and work with us. All of our actors, writers, and our production crew go through BJ Talent Agency. Can you tell me more about your organization and all of the chapters that you have at 28? Gone girl! K-Thunder: (smiling) You know my auntie Miah and Cousin BJ and didn't even say one word (lol). I was always trained by my parents to be passionate about the work or career path I wanted to partake in. I graduated at 16 and entered my first college. I got my first job fresh out of college at 20. To ensure my skills were marketable I picked a profession I loved. I got my bachelor's in mathematics. I was a math teacher for a year and didn't really like the structure of education, so I went back for my bachelor's in nonprofit management. I loved it. I interned for a few big organizations. I minored in accounting. I'm currently working on finishing up my third degree. I am getting my masters in nonprofit management. I firmly love math, young people, and all things related to business. I gained a lot of my experience working for other nonprofit organizations. I decided to make that big jump and started my own organization after I graduated with my second degree in nonprofit management. Brown Skin Girl Power, Inc., consist of young girls from the ages of 12-21. We help each other build wealth. That was my main objective when I got the idea. I wanted to raise the wealth gap and see us all winning. We eagerly build up each other and empower all of our communities by mentoring young boys and girls. We attend funerals and show up like soldiers to support the unsupported whenever and wherever we are needed. We have quite a few girls who have started their own businesses. We support each other in all areas of family needs. I wanted to start this organization to do just that. These girls are so dedicated. They graduate from high school and go to college with sisterhood support that should be in movies. We show up for each other in a dangerously great way. Some of our sisters have graduated from college and started their own chapters. We currently have 13 chapters in 11 states. We have chapters in Chicago (2), New York, Atlanta, Memphis, Baltimore, Virginia, St. Louis Missouri, California (2), Florida, Texas and Washington DC. There was a thirst and need. I talked to friends, family, neighborhoods, schools and various communities to get the Brown Skin Girls incorporated and they came ready to serve and eat. Love Bug: Khadija, are you like a child prodigy? You graduated at 16 from high school and graduated from college at 20. Whew. I am so proud of you. Keep up the exceptional work. Those young women are learning richness and self-worth from you. K-Thunder: Aww, thank you! No, I'm no child prodigy. I was a different kid. I was very focused in all my academics and mature about what I wanted. When you have a mom like Red-Thunder, and an auntie like Miah plus an awesome father and family, you can't help but to continue to carry on that black excellence. I am blessed and highly favored. I know I am. The blacknificence that's on me is the same spirit I have given to all my Brown Skin Girls with power. It's like having a bunch of sisters that I truly love and want the best for. We have high standards, and we live by that code of standards. Love-Bug: I want to be an older honorary member. Am I too old? I'm so inspired. Thanks K-Thunder for your time and inspiration. I wish you all the best. You are always welcome to come join us over here at The Love-Bug Series. K-Thunder: Ha, ha! Sure, you can be an honorary member. I am honored to do that for you. You have taking something special and made it Black WallStreet for our people. I am proud of you too. Thanks for the opportunity to connect and network. I appreciate you for having us as your guests. You showed us so much love. Clear your mind. Let go and move towards all the goodness of the universe that is waiting for you. Release the power of your angels to fight against those who dare try fighting against you and those you love, walking up right. Protect your energy. Open up your mouth and boldly speak into the air. Wickedness has to bow for God's child.
Refresh your mind Refuel your soul Be grateful for every blessing coming and going Understand, ye brutish among the people: and ye fools, when will ye be wise? He that planted the ear, shall he not hear? He that formed the eye, shall he not, see? He that chastiseth the heathen, shall not he correct? He that teacheth man knowledge, shall not he know? (Psalms 94:8-10)
I pray that you will have the spiritual discernment to understand how the creator of this universe sometimes deals with us through our bloodlines. I remember the elders used to always say "be careful how you treat folks" because you don't know how it will come back on you. It might skip you and fall on your children, or your grandchildren. Whether you believe in a higher power or not the laws of the universe will always give you what you give out to others. No one is exempt from it. It can be good or bad. In this verse, Yahweh is not talking about the good. As my grandma would say, keep on living if you got the time. You will reap what you have sown in this life, good or bad. Your decisions and actions may even fall on the next generation because of you. Some call it karma. I also used to hear the elders say, "be very careful not to put your mouth on folks" because you never know who is praying for you. When folks are praying for you, and you're talking nonsense and lying on them take heed. Watch it! Basically, the scripture above is letting us know that when we do things that are wicked and absolutely wrong, we are not getting away with it. It may seem like we are, but we are not. Yahweh (God) sees all and knows all. You're not getting away with nothing. You don't know how it will come back on you. There may be time to get it right. Try to make it right before it's too late. Here are just some examples.
The Friday Message
You're not growing with the flow. You keep calling folks to gossip and talk about others, but your circle graduated from that bad energy. Please stop and ride in the flow of growth. Move on up. No one is at that level anymore. Pray for them and keep moving because there is no vacancy for negativity. Now is the time to be positive and get your mind right. 🖤 SONYA TUCKER🖤 Sonya Tucker calls herself the black barbie. Yes, she is a model. Just look at her and you will understand why her energy is fiercely turning heads always. Even when she is sitting down, she is always wearing her crown. Gimme that stunning fusion pink dress with that sparkling smile to ride along with it. Oh, and we will not sleep on those shoes. Sonya is the essence of a fashion mama.
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