I felt that it was need for me to give you an unscripted and raw insight of how I really feel about my recent videos.
Ike and Tina
You see, it was really hurtful to receive backlash from people who thought that I was supporting Ike and bashing Tina. Even YouTube, where many of Tina’s fans are present, went as far as demonetizing my video. There are worse videos online talking about other people and/or Ike, and I did not show any graphical images or speak any untruths. I spoke the truth as I was given it by people who knew them both. I did not reveal everything they told me.
Tina was not an innocent angel as Hollywood painted her, and many people were brainwashed to believe it. There are other reasons why she no longer stays in the US aside from her new husband. She retracted everything the movie said and what others said after decades, and the truth was finally revealed. The DNA test is also not a lie, as Tina is not mostly Native American, contrary to popular belief.
Even though I do not condone domestic violence towards anyone, I do not deserve to receive hate for speaking the truth. I, myself, being a victim of domestic violence, spoke out against it in my video. However, thanks to many haters who seem to have a problem with me and want to shut me down, YouTube is now closely monitoring my channel for seemingly stupid reasons. It’s not fair that I receive hate from trolls while other channels that talk about gross and violent missing and/or unsolved cases retain advertisers and all.
Lastly, regarding the Nicki Minaj issue…
Nicki Minaj
You see, the issue with Nicki Minaj is really making me look at her in a different way and anyone who supports her as well. I mean, I already knew that she sold her soul and then some, but it’s the simple fact of the message that she seems to be portraying. Whether she admits it or not, she did support her brother by paying his attorney fees and posting pictures with him during his court case. I mean, if that’s not showing support, then I don’t know what is. Now, don’t get me wrong. I do know females who have lied on men.
You know what picture it…
I was a 16-year-old junior in high school, along with my friend, who both were a part of the dance team. I opted for this team as I found the cheerleading team’s boisterous yells, short skirts, and giddy cheerfulness to be bothersome, especially at that stage of my life when I was invested in hip-hop dancing. My friend had an outspoken demeanor in my presence, similar to Gabrielle Union’s in “Love in Basketball,” but around the other dancers, she exhibited a guarded and reserved personality.
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