Saturday, February 07, 2015

El Old-Manecdoto: The Origin Story to The Modern Battle-Feel



.

Note: This was cribbed from my civilian Facebook account where the artistic soldier occasionally pokes his helmet out.

.

Post:

.

Just thought I'd share El Old-Manecdoto. Warning: Old Men often like to share fairly full stories and feel the satisfaction after like they ate a big meal.

Actually, I don't want to waste time thinking I'm getting old yet. I think I'll start when I'm 75 and spend a couple of years fussing about it. If I feel like it.

On the crowded Queen Streetcar this morning near the front and a mom and her 4 yr old son and 2 yr old daughter are near me. Since I'm an old (fashioned) man - so don't worry about what I'll do just respect what I can - we were all casually friendly.

People nicely gave up their seats so the boy and mom holding her baby girl could sit, which was great. However, when the boy asked if he could stand on his seat to look out the window, his mom said no just sit down, or something like that.

As a minor argument started to bubble, I gently but firmly, with a little Johnny Gravitas bass in my voice, said "Young man, it's a lot more stable when the bus is moving if you sit down and you don't want to fall." He was cool with it and sat.

After that he got a bit curious and we started chatting, then the girl got into it, then we all had fun as mom was helpfully encouraging her kids to communicate about the playpark they were going to, friends, etc. It was a lot of fun for everyone.

There. What's the point? Well now, I'll wait for you young whipper-snappers to ask.

Or not. So maybe there isn't one. Or, maybe you'll think of one. Or, kids are fun! :)

.

Comments:

.

[Ms. Redacted] - I could so see you as a dad [BK]. You would be a great dad !! Don't waste time thinking about getting old, but start checking off that bucket list my dear friend. :)

.

[Mr. Redacted] - [BK] that was the right approach. You treated the child as an adult and your communication was adult to adult. Perfect TA.

.

Thanks [Ms. Redacted], [Mr. Redacted], I appreciate your comments which is why I'm sharing a long and cathartic response that you helped inspire.

Please note: this isn't to punish you for sharing, so if you don't feel like it don't bother reading it. But, I tried to make it interesting and informative for you and others. Nobody's perfect and I'm definitely not "humble" enough for damn Canadian, but perhaps enjoying the odd slice of confidence in what we can think of and say on behalf of ourselves and others can (may? might?) help too.

Plus, I'm adding one of the first songs I recorded in 2003 which was a poem that evolved that also speaks to this to some degree and birthed my stage-name when friends were wondering what to call me as a performer and settled on it. I coincidentally woke up and felt like listening to it anyway, so I've been doing so on repeat for the hour I spent writing this. Sometimes I'll do this with different songs to sustain the mood and energy I want. While my opinions have obviously been more informed and evolved since, I still stand by most of it.

Since I'm a great listener in-part to make sure I have good things to say and have learned from many, the following helps explain "why" I'm good with kids and others in/and my own unique way - with options for how others can be.

Or, (finally!) this isn't just being written to get stuff off my chest. It's for others to benefit too since a unique individual can share different options for people to ponder.

Ladies first...

[Ms. Redacted], you're lovely as always and right and helpful. I shouldn't waste my time; or the poor young lady and our kids' who I could be trying to take care of and make happy; or upset my parents and others waiting to finish their jobs of settling me down.

But...

I've always been wary about getting married, or having a roommate for 50 years who you'd better get along with. However, I love committed relationships, which means I get close with "MY Girl!" (Dammit!) regardless of who it is.

So, I'm 0 for 5 in conversations when it comes to this with girls who say "Well?" usually after a couple of years of dating, and when I say "I'm not ready yet..." we usually fight for a couple of months and break up. I think 3 out of 5 would've worked great; the other 2 are maybe's.

Still, I like the idea and even heard confirmed bachelor Jerry Seinfeld, who was rich and famous and casually dating anyone he wanted for years, say that getting married and having kids was better than anything else. However, that's because they're probably doing it better than most and I always admire that.

(For example, he semi-comically and semi-seriously says stuff like "Your wife??? Why the hell would you want to argue with your wife??? Someone else you don't like or seriously disagree with maybe, but your wife? That's crazy!" Sure, it's probably hard to do this, but it's also probably great to try.)

This has been a recent concern that I think we have trouble dealing with since many seem confused and disempowered and don't respect each other the way we generally should. My foolish pride won't let me put up with this, so I'm glad I still have it and I'm just trying to make my pride less foolish.

To wit: I NEVER want to lose my ability to act like a MAN.

Like when I hailed a cab for a young lady on the street yesterday who was being casually friendly in her own "She moves in mysterious ways..." (U2) way, who thanked me.

Or, when I automatically direct traffic when needed so everyone can relax and drive and walk comfortably.

Or, when I often stand first and try to give up my seat on the bus to avoid a woman or girl having to make the choice to agree to the idea of making me stand while worrying about "what it might mean" or "what might happen" or "what she owes me" or "do we have to talk after?" or whatever. It doesn't always work, but I'm cool either way and know the females who agree are much happier than the ones who don't who just stand there quietly fuming about what they're sadly losing instead of happily getting like many others there.

Etc. Etc. Etc.

As an old man, I don't even think about it. I just keep sitting or walking and minding my own business unless there's an organic and friendly reason to interact more.

This messy situation isn't exactly or always our fault since we have many influences, so I don't want anyone to think my constructive critiques are because I hate people. It's the exact opposite, or I love people which is why I think of this stuff. I think the normalization of dysfunctional relationships is problem we should fix and I don't want to just go-along to not-get-along. This is one reason why I've been too distracted to focus on "settling down" - I don't want to do it badly to get by. Plus, it makes it harder to.

I'll say personally it can be hard to fix this when many seem to prefer to suffer in silence than fight for what's right. When I talk to many married peers, they seem stressed out and beaten down by their relationships as opposed to having them be a consistent source of empowerment after work beats them up. I think I know what works better than what's normal and have expressed it for years.

For example, most of my girlfriends learned to say "Relationships are work!" to which I responded "Hell no - I already got a job! Relationships are fun! We just have to occasionally work on keeping them that way!"

In the old days (like 10 years ago) when women would show up already impressive with how they look and gracefully act and men had scramble to try to think of something clever to say to impress them and get credit for at least trying, this was a lot easier and it still works. I even did and said this to a cute girl at Starbucks yesterday who laughed and quietly appreciated it.

Plus, I've said stuff like "You can laugh with me or at me honey - I'm okay either way and I just hope you laugh at a silly boy trying!" for years as opposed to going along with people - especially girls - being "offended" by interactions that are not boringly "normal" who then get bored by them - which shuts men up.

While I often play the "strong and silent type" and it's comfortable too, as you can see from this response and more the "Shut up!" thing hasn't happened to me. (Yet?)

As-said, I think there's nothing more important to fix than how we communicate and relate, so I've gone into more detail recently and it often seems an appreciable bit of fresh air. Heck, I even rap and sing a bit at work for fun as the guys usually puff out their chests and share a compliment while the girls usually quietly smile or giggle.

But, this stuff is also controversial these days, so it's hard for many to discuss and easy to go "too far" when we're generally getting hyper-sensitive and infantilized. So, many don't know what to say, or may feel bad thinking they can't do anything better even if they hear it.

So, while I tried and there's plenty of money here and people who probably want to relax and exchange respect and feel more pride, this made it hard to get the resources necessary to widely implement and promote options that positively impact people even though I know from performing that they work. This leaves me a bit stuck between sensibly giving up and sensibly continuing to try to work on it.

I'd love to have more diplomatic conversations to find comfortable happy mediums - which used to be more normal when we spoke more pre-shortened attention spans and cultural homogenization.

But, since many don't seem to be able to, I tried artistically taking more extreme positions and having my testicular fortitude and gravitational pull drag more of us back from the brink to where we're not acting the same - but - more of us can beat some of garbage we've been fed and be more comfortable with more options to respect and choose from when it comes to defining our individual relationships.

For personal, moral and culturally practical reasons, there's nothing I hate more than seeing women threatened and men disrespected (and vice versa) becoming normal. So, I tried to change that and I'm proud of my efforts.

I'm not saying that I and others who have similar opinions have the exact "right" way to do things, just one of many "right ways", or perhaps just "good ideas" that deserve to be respected in our diverse world along with many others.

[Mr. Redacted], that's part of the reason I shared this anecdote, or a "point" to make, which is - as you suggest - that men speaking to young men (or boys) like the men they want to grow into is something they relate to.

Plus, even young ladies (or girls) like it since that's the man they want to eventually be with who provides certainty (Sirtainty?) with what they say, especially since they're still just kids who don't know better and want to learn and be reassured and get approval instead of bullying adults they're supposed to trust, or dealing with whiny and frustrated ones.

I have countless examples like this since it's just "life" for me interacting with lots of people in a big and busy city and lots of people on the streetcar were watching me and the kids having fun and seeming to wonder how.

One problem is - from what I've heard personally and from many friends - that it's less in style these days for men to have an authoritative role when it comes to raising their kids. Or, it's a role that's now often seen as "competing" with their woman's ideas - instead of "complementing" them which was the case for thousands of years.

So, many people feel frustrated and relationships collapse with mostly women trained to hate to "feel wrong" when it comes to other options; or to let their man act like one or respect him; which obviously goes back and forth as men learn to respect women less; and so on.

NOTE: Men are messed up by what we've learned too, so don't think for a second that I haven't tried to scold, help and educate many too. The response has been the mostly the same save for getting quietly worse for years. People recognize and respect that I'm trying to help, so nobody really steps to me; or wants to argue and lose; some want to discuss things; and most just quietly respect it.

Years ago on my radio show, I used to say "Oh ladies... while it's not your fault since you may have learned to do this, but if you don't let your men talk and act like men with you and your kids they'll leave... either physically... or mentally check out and hide in the basement... or just get really quiet while you get really miserable. Plus, your kids will be messed up."

While some obviously get upset at possibly thinking they've being doing some things wrong instead of happy to have the option to do things better, what's funny is by taking these positions I manage to keep my respect even though it costs me a lot of "normal" things others have - without the respect they crave.

Or, it seems like we're losing our balls and mind, so I'm happy to try to save them as an artist when I can and with the support necessary; or mostly ignore it happening as a civilian unless I feel like commenting on it. It's a trade-off I've accepted for now as I continue to work on finding a happy medium; plus work on other completely unrelated things

If you're still here, thanks for reading, share any thoughts you'd like and enjoy the song! :) -- http://www.reverbnation.com/blackkrishna/song/3079526-black-krishna

.



.

Saturday, January 24, 2015

Tout Est Fini - It's All Over



.

About

Hello, my stage-name is Black Krishna (BK). I've often used this alias instead of my given name as an artist and journalist for fun, to say things different instead of normal, and to creatively deal with things that affect everyone that many have trouble discussing. As a calm and confident guy, I'm happy to relax and exchange respect with anyone so it's always nice to meet you. Lots of people see that and say hello which can feel great.

This website had info related to a part-time art project to help people relax, exchange respect, communicate better, act more confident, graceful, chivalrous and courteous and more. It was successful in 2011, wildly successful in 2012, a failure in 2013, and successful in spots in 2014 when ideas were tested to see if they still work. They do, but with few comfortable discussing our communication issues it's hard to monetize efforts.

For personal, moral and culturally practical reasons, there's nothing I hate to see more than women threatened and men disrespected. So, I did what I could to change that and I'm proud of my efforts. I'm an old man, so don't worry about what I'll do, just respect what I can. While I will still occasionally and artistically allude to related ideas, as of 2015 this project which was waiting on stand-by for support has now been shut down.

This was a lot of fun and would make a great movie if it happened. So, I want to sincerely thank everyone for their help and wish us all the best.

Peace,

BK

Black Krishna
647.781.1580
blackkrishna@gmail.com

http://whatyouwanttobelievein.com/

.


Thursday, January 01, 2015

SEXODUS: Will 2015 Be The Year Men and Women Figure Out How To Save Themselves and Each Other?




.

Happy New Year and Welcome to 2015 when anything's possible for a while until we know for certain. As a deluded optimist, often to a fault, I'm hopeful when it comes to people figuring out what to figure out. Since we all basically want the same things, or to feel safe, happy, loved, respected, successful, etc., we may need to figure out what's getting in the way. Since it's probably not people who want the same things, it must be the ideas we're given that confuse us into not being able to get them, or the old "divide and conquor" idea.

As we start off 2015 with big smiles, hopes and dreams, let's make sure we don't take each others away.

.

I'm posting to encourage you to check out these fascinating articles courtesy of Breitbart London and author Milo Yiannopolous on how social engineering is rapidly destroying the ability of young men and women to relate to each other. This creates a "sexodus", or an exodus from sex, especially by young men who can't bother to deal with how they're treated by our globalizing politically correct culture and women taught by it who - based on what they're learning - probably can't stand to like or trust a man either. What a mess.

You should definitely read them carefully; seriously think about what they have to say; and pass them on.

.

Of course, I feel bad for people as I've written on this blog many times. But, with few willing to say anything, or pay me to help them, my often successful efforts to fix this are too socially and financially isolating. So, to avoid being dragged down by them, or people too embarrassed to admit what they're doing who still want to drag unwilling participants into it, I'm ignoring it save for blogging a bit. Plus, I'm working where I can avoid being consistently and quietly stressed out by people and on becoming a successful small-biz entrepreneur.

This mess isn't our fault and is likely part of bigger and not-nice agenda, so understanding that may help.

.

Anyway, just so you know, I think people are nice, just confused. I'm also always happy to have a laugh and joke around a lot with family, friends, colleagues and strangers. Don't let my online personae and now casual interest in saving the majority of the human race from being turned into quiet, fearful, stupid, stressed, sketchy and harassing hermaphro-slaves throw you off. It's just a thing and I really just want to get paid and get laid like I'm supposed to. So, my best wishes to everyone for the new year. Hopefully articles like this can help.

Warm regards,

BK

.
.
.

The Sexodus, Part 1:

The Men Giving Up On Women And Checking Out Of Society
   
Milo Yiannopoulos | Breitbart London | December 4, 2014


“My generation of boys is f**ked,” says Rupert, a young German video game enthusiast I’ve been getting to know over the past few months. “Marriage is dead. Divorce means you’re screwed for life. Women have given up on monogamy, which makes them uninteresting to us for any serious relationship or raising a family. That’s just the way it is. Even if we take the risk, chances are the kids won’t be ours. In France, we even have to pay for the kids a wife has through adulterous affairs.

“In school, boys are screwed over time and again. Schools are engineered for women. In the US, they force-feed boys Ritalin like Skittles to shut them up. And while girls are favoured to fulfil quotas, men are slipping into distant second place.

“Nobody in my generation believes they’re going to get a meaningful retirement. We have a third or a quarter of the wealth previous generations had, and everyone’s fleeing to higher education to stave off unemployment and poverty because there are no jobs.

“All that wouldn’t be so bad if we could at least dull the pain with girls. But we’re treated like paedophiles and potential rapists just for showing interest. My generation are the beautiful ones,” he sighs, referring to a 1960s experiment on mice that supposedly predicted a grim future for the human race.

After overpopulation ran out of control, the female mice in John Calhoun’s “mouse universe” experiment stopped breeding, and the male mice withdrew from the company of others entirely, eating, sleeping, feeding and grooming themselves but doing little else. They had shiny coats, but empty lives.

“The parallels are astounding,” says Rupert.

*

Never before in history have relations between the sexes been so fraught with anxiety, animosity and misunderstanding. To radical feminists, who have been the driving force behind many tectonic societal shifts in recent decades, that’s a sign of success: they want to tear down the institutions and power structures that underpin society, never mind the fall-out. Nihilistic destruction is part of their road map.

But, for the rest of us, the sight of society breaking down, and ordinary men and women being driven into separate but equal misery, thanks to a small but highly organised group of agitators, is distressing. Particularly because, as increasing numbers of social observers are noticing, an entire generation of young people—mostly men—are being left behind in the wreckage of this social engineering project.

Continued at...

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2014/12/04/the-sexodus-part-1-the-men-giving-up-on-women-and-checking-out-of-society/

.
.
.

The Sexodus, Part 2:

Dishonest Feminist Panics Leave Male Sexuality In Crisis

Milo Yiannopoulos | Breitbart London | December 9, 2014


Sexual dysfunction is not unique to the twenty-first century—nor, certainly, to the West. Japan’s “herbivores”—men who shun sex and prefer saving money and going on long walks to riding motorcycles and flirting with girls—have been well documented and are regarded by social scientists as the best example of male sexuality turning in on itself.

But although the sexodus, a new retreat into solitude by Western males, has a different flavour to it and dramatically different aetiology from previously observed social crises, many characteristics are identical. And what’s troubling about men throwing in the towel in both East and West is the rapidity with which the malaise is spreading across entire generations, fuelled not just by sexual dissatisfaction but also the economic and educational pressures felt by so many young boys.

Perhaps we shouldn’t be surprised. It’s little wonder that in the disorientating modern world, men should seek out extreme measures to help them relate to, and get what they want from, the opposite sex. That probably explains the rise of Julien Blanc, who claims his seminars can transform the way women will respond to you. Blanc is at the extreme end of a movement known as “pick-up artists” or PUAs.

But other voices in the PUA or “red pill” movements, including Daryush Valizadeh, who goes by the pen name Roosh V, says there are structural reasons why society is evolving away from inter-gender contentment. Part of the problem is unrealistic female expectations, says Valizadeh. “Getting laid with attractive women has become extremely hard for average men. Women today of average or even below average quality desire an elite man with above-average looks, muscles, intelligence, and confidence.

“If an average girl works hard enough, she will be able to have a one-night stand with a ‘hot’ guy every now and then because he happened to be horny and wanted an easy lay. The girl then thinks that she actually can get such a man to commit to her for the long term, and so doesn’t give the average guys a chance, holding out for the type of stud that she had a brief sexual encounter with in the past.”

Continued at...

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2014/12/09/the-sexodus-part-2-dishonest-feminist-panics-leave-male-sexuality-in-crisis/


.
.
.

Bob Marley -Exodus + Redemption Song (Live HD)



http://youtu.be/eJg15MYFbVU

 

Thursday, December 04, 2014

"Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in." - Michael Corleone, The Godfather Part III




.



.

FYI, this project is on stand-by waiting for conversations and/or cash to support it. Please visit the website for more details.  Otherwise it's cool and I'll stay busy with other stuff. Thanks and good luck.

What You Want To Believe In Is... People!


.



Thursday, November 13, 2014

More Dispatches from the Hallowed Book of Faces: Girls, Girls, Girls... Could Use Some Men?




.


 .


After a quick bite of my Yahoo NBA junk food, which completely distracts me from being able to interpret or understand anything, I got bored and checked the Yahoo Canada main page and quickly saw a couple of notable posts that I thought I'd share. One has Kim Kardashian attempting to "break the internet" with her oily-bare bottom, which is as impressive as ever, probably in part to some touch-up work, but also thanks to her own. I know why some people hate, but I'm not a fan of fake outrage or "making big things out of little things and little things out of big things" just to cause a fuss. Plus, I can relate to a girl making her lane in a world of vain and I certainly find her very attractive, so it's either ignorable or your time to spend or waste. Since the feminine form has been celebrated for years (and guys too) probably because it often puts us in a good mood, feel free to check out the racy pics if you haven't been notified yet --

https://ca.celebrity.yahoo.com/blogs/celeb-news/butt-why-kim-kardashian-bares-booty-on-racy-mag-cover-133108830.html

.

Drunk Girl In Public (Social Experiment)



http://youtu.be/Yvq6pH5Rheg

.

Another Yahoo Canada story that just caught my eye involves a video and article I haven't even watched or read yet. I just scanned it quickly and it caused a violent visceral reaction in principle. Feel free to check it out if you'd like since it's probably instructive. While I don't think seeing it will make any of us happier right away, trying to understand and deal with aspects of it on a personal or social level might, so it's a process of going from "negative" to "positive" as opposed to a temporal buzz-kill or buzz-chaser that - if we go through it - may ultimately feel more fulfilling. Who knows? I can't say for you, I can just say stuff you hear like everyone else does and you can say for you what makes you happy --

https://ca.shine.yahoo.com/how-men-react-to-a-drunk-girl-in-public-is-pretty-depressing-203448610.html

.

Commeant:

I'm just contrasting this with own egos-maintaining experience walking home from some shindiggery around 1 am near King and Peter streets (by the Shoppers and SportsCentre building). I saw a young drunk cute white girl who seemed really out of it, so I asked her if she was okay. She said sort-of and seemed not, so I sat her down on the concrete bench'ish barriers on the south-west corner just south of King. I asked about her friends to call and got little back. Then as she was losing her balance she fell towards me, I placed her head on my right thigh (or lap'ish) and she sprawled out and lay on the bench'ish and passed out. So, I took off my black zip-up sweatshirt and put it over her as a blanket and she peacefully slept.

People and cops walked by to ask if she was okay and make sure I wasn't being a jerk - which I'm totally fine with - and I made sure I was in full-view of everyone to avoid any issues - and I answered I don't know but I think she just needs to sleep for a bit. About 45 minutes later she started stirring so I asked where she needed to go and she said she didn't know. So, I said I could leave or walk with her for a bit and drop her off at a Tim Horton's or something. She said fine and was now wearing my sweatshirt to keep warm. We quietly walked west on the south-side of King near Brassaii and she said she had to use the bathroom, so I argued with the bouncer to let her in just to do that and he did.

Then when she came back out things got weird as she tried to ignore me and steal my sweatshirt. I said I don't care about or want anything except for my sweatshirt back. When she resisted and tried to get some help to get me away, after being nice I lost it on her for a sec, quickly yelled what happened so everyone could hear and said all I want is my sweatshirt back - which obviously didn't match her outfit - and she finally and quickly gave it to me. Then I left. I wasn't mad though. I know what happens when the culture abuses you and you get paranoid even about people who are nice to you and are scared to be vulnerable with anyone for fear of getting hurt. I just felt bad for her since she could have said "Thanks I'm fine" and given me my sweatshirt and I would left anyway, but she probably didn't know that, or she was trying to jack me for my sweatshirt because it was cold or just because. It reminded me of a stray dog that bit me just enough to run away after being friendly and I petted it and it relaxed late at night on a bench on a beach at the Full Moon Rave in Thailand.

Or, comparing our two female cats, one a soft, brown, furry and feminine one who gracefully goofs around with me while keeping her pride; the other a sleek black rescue cat who'd clearly been abused who wouldn't come near me for months and now won't leave me alone and who can't decide between cranky and hanky-panky, but who loves the attention and petting until I move just a bit too much or fast and she takes off like a rocket. So, I get it. I just think we're all better off seeing less of it for our egos and happiness as opposed to more, or more pretty power-trips instead of petty power-trips, which may mean more of us demanding more chivalry, courtesty and respect all the way around for what we say and do where we live. That's all. I hope this wasn't too long, but it was what it was, is what it is, and could be what it could be. Out.

.


.

Finally from Yahoo Canada, I just saw and quickly clicked on a happy story about smaller boobs. Why look at this stuff? Because I was raised in the same culture as everyone else and sex and violence stimulate the primal or "lizard" parts of my brain, so I'm just trying to figure out how we can use this fact and our constant bombardment by it to be more ego-fulfilling and make us all happier. Of course, I can see or hear other stuff, or pretty much anything really, like Johnny Cash telling me he shot a man in Reno just to watch him die and try to figure out what to say back if anything at all. So why this? Just for sh-ts and giggles, because ultimately, why else would anyone do anything else? -

https://ca.shine.yahoo.com/how-breast-reduction-surgery-dramatically-improved-one-woman-s-health-133755262.html

.


.


Hello, my name is Vijay Sarma and as a man you can trust, it's always nice to meet you. At least on my end, so lots of people say hello and I'm always happy to exchange respect with men, women and children as long as we all relax. This can happen for nearly everyone creating constant feelings of micro-empowerment. From what I can tell, many people seem quietly frustrated and are missing and craving the respect we all want.

This little side-project is here in case people are interested. If not, don't worry about it. I think most of us want to believe in people acting nice even when many feel stressed. We can all communicate better with more chivalry, courtesy, confidence, grace and respect to relax and have fun, especially interacting a lot either well or poorly in a big city like Toronto. I can help, so if you want help, or want to help, please get in touch.

You can simply contact me at 647.781.1580 or vijay.sarma@gmail.com with questions or to discuss options. My idea is the City of Toronto is like one big house party where most people know each other, or know someone who knows someone there. This can build trust and encourage us to empower and look out for each other. Plus, it's easier to smile, network and have fun. What you want to believe in is people. And you can help. 

http://whatyouwanttobelievein.com/

.

Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Dispatches from the Hallowed Book of Faces: El Mini-Narrativo Potpourri Por Flavour! :P



.



.


.

 
.

Just went to the National Women's Show on the weekend at the Metro Convention Centre and did a bunch of interviews and it was a lot of fun, the video is coming soon. Thanks to everyone who participated and who was just plain friendly, check out their site if you'd like --

http://www.nationalwomenshow.com/en/toronto/visitor/

.

FYI, the Gentlemen's Expo event is coming up next weekend and I'm probably attending to do interviews there as well. Feel free to check out their site --

http://www.gentlemensexpo.com/

.

BTW, as part of my pop-culture consumption I often watch Netflix with my roommate and we just saw the first three episodes of a new series called "Darknet" both shot and set in Toronto with familiar locations to downtowners like the CN Tower, King and Queen Streets and so on. It's basically 30 minutes with three short independent horror stories about people going crazy and killing themselves and others while others watch some of this on the "darknet", basically a snuff-film website with other disturbing videos that's really a thing as far as I've heard. While it's a bit uneven and not a finished product yet, as a homer I'm rooting for it and it's certainly interesting and insightful viewing while seeing Toronto on TV portrayed as Toronto is kind of neat. While not for the faint of heart, it's instructive and a good reminder to avoid going crazy or driving each other crazy which is fairly easy to do in big and crowded cities with people under pressure. Check out the series and site if you'd like --

http://darknetfiles.com/

.

IMHO, as a man you can trust who's typically polite, busy, respectful, confident, chivalrous and courteous, lots of people in Toronto say hello and I also meet lots of people, including newbies in town who I feel for. Like the beautiful little German girl from Hamburg today who's been here 3 weeks, or the beautiful Dubai babe on the weekend who's been here a year. I feel for them coming from old world cultures and likely not yet used to our busy and narcissistic new world gender-neutralized (no disrespect to anybody relaxed about any lifestyle choice) and stressful culture with what appears to be an epidemic lack of respect that seems to be making people jittery. Plus, it sucks for us too. So, I'm inviting people who care about these issues to get in touch. If you don't, then don't worry about it. If you do, then don't worry about it, simply get in touch and we'll see what we can do. Since I can help I owe it to people to create these lines of communication and keep them open to those interested, especially since I think what we want to believe in is people being nice, at least in general. On that note, may I present a simple site with a simple plan to make simple plans --

http://whatyouwanttobelievein.com/

.









Thursday, November 06, 2014

SCRAPS: New Fun, Dope, Inspirational and FREE Track by Femcee Extraordinaire Eternia! :)




.

Hey Y'all,

I just got emailed and heard a great track by acclaimed Canadian femcee or female rapper Eternia. She's been killing it for years and while I've been a fan and knew her casually through hip hop circles and friends when she was in Toronto, she's now moved to New York and is better than ever.

I think she probably released this to help us feel great and it works, so feel free to check out the description and download below and enjoy more of her stuff too! :)

Peace,

BK

.



.

SCRAPS by Eternia

00:00 / 04:03

I heard this beat playing while praying at City Lights in Toronto.

I wrote this entire song the same night, and recorded it the following afternoon.
that was a year ago.

The hook has been playing over and over in my mind lately, even though I haven't been listening to the song at all.

I thought I'd share it with y'all...
perhaps it will speak to you too.


credits

released 03 November 2014

Producer: Durazzo - "Dark Roast" from the album Cascades
Recording Engineer: Michael "DJ Merciless" Pompey
tags

all rights reserved

http://eternia.bandcamp.com/album/scraps

.

Sunday, November 02, 2014

VIDEO: Black Krishna - Party In The Dot



.


.


.

Black Krishna - Party In The Dot



http://youtu.be/IQ3cltnKp64

.

The Pride Trilogy – Leak

- The Chixtape

- The Blocktrade Project or How We Learned To Relax and Beat Social Constipation

- Street Fame: Your Ticket To Ride


This project can help us beat our quiet frustration and feel and communicate better, relax, exchange more respect, have more fun and feel more masculine and feminine like many want to. I know it works from consistent reactions to performing it. This is a leak and not the finished mix. Enjoy the lyrics and content and get in touch.

Peace,

Black Krishna (BK)

Questions, Bookings, Collaborations:

647.781.1580 + blackkrishna@gmail.com

http://www.reverbnation.com/blackkrishna


.

Album: Street Fame: Your Ticket To Ride

Song 5: Party in The Dot

Artist: Black Krishna

Beat: "Freaky I'm Is" by Kevin McCall or K-Mac

Download: http://www.reverbnation.com/blackkrishna/song/21590422-party-in-the-dot


.

Yeah...

Uh huh...

Like many artists...

Individuals, and creative thinkers...

I'm one of the people DJ'ing this party...

So, let's all get along, shall we?

Who's got security?

Who's got insecurity?

Who's got cool?

Who's got fun?

Well, we either have it, or we don't.

So, let's have it then...

Tell me, what you want?

What you, really-really want?

Don't know? Or won't say?

I'd better get, this one...

(Chorus)

Party in The Dot,
And, it's gettin' kind of hot,
Party in The Dot,
Party in The Dot,

When these, bars talk,
They create, the bar-talk,
Of the future, full of shooters,
Jell-O shots, and some Glocks...

(x2)

Shake, shake,
Shake that girl,

Shake, shake,
Shake that world,

From your shoulders,
"She's like the wind..."
Gettin' colder,
Try'n'a get bolder, wanna say I told her,

When boxers, got boulders,
You can do, anything,
When soldiers, are folders,
Ya stuck, missin' them,

Everybody, relax,
Don't, just wonder, when you can,
Who's the man?
With the master plan?

House party, everywhere,
Everywhere, you dare,
To look, and feel your best,
Okay, so there,

Sex, is the religion,
Of, the masses,

Science, is the religion,
Of, the upper classes,

Sex,
Takes, too much, time,

We're not all, fruit flies,
Dippin' noses, into wine,

Sexy,
Can take, all day,

Until, you high enough to fly...
Long as, you know the way...

(Chorus)

Party in The Dot,
And, it's gettin' kind of hot,
Party in The Dot,
Party in The Dot,

When these, bars talk,
They create, the bar-talk,
Of the future, full of shooters,
Jell-O shots, and some Glocks...

(x2)

Gay pride, straight pride,
Black pride, white pride,
Don't, make me wanna, hide,
When, you wanna say, hi,

Boy pride, girl pride,
Everybody, in the world, pride,
Don't, make me, wanna ride,
Then, make me, wanna hide,

Rape and kill,
White girls, on TV,
Chop 'em up, again,
Just, to say, it's kind of neat?

That's not, "just life", or "don't watch",
That's, some hardcore, mind-control,
To mitigate,
Or squash,

Intelligent men,
With, intelligent thoughts,
Smart enough, to play dumb,
When, she trades soft,

Smart enough, to have fun,
When, he wants, to pop-off,
To keep, from takin' it, straight,
Up the wazoo, gettin' soft,

Now, just a man,
Speakin' his mind,
Naw, not "just" a man, or stuck,
With a horse's behind,

Perhaps, you think, I'm a fool,
But, since ya thinkin',
Know, my balls,
Got, gravitational pull...

Oooohhh...

This what you want?

(Chorus)

Party in The Dot,
And, it's gettin' kind of hot,
Party in The Dot,
Party in The Dot,

When these, bars talk,
They create, the bar-talk,
Of the future, full of shooters,
Jell-O shots, and some Glocks...

(x4)

.

Let's Connect:

Saturday, November 01, 2014

Old Mango Shakin': Jackin' CBC's Jianny G and What It Means for You and Me




.

 
 .



.


.

FYI, these were some pics I just found posted on Facebook recently that I thought were worth sharing. The African proverb is great and - as commenters commented - while an old woman dying is a loss too, truer wisdom may be recognizing mitigating factors while realizing men and women shouldn't always be socially set up to compete for credit in our common parlance and shouldn't try to tear each other down in the process.

The second quote's a bit confusing and can cut both ways, or people around you may have valuable advice that they're trying to help you with instead of just "Crabbuckit" (K-OS) crappity-crap, but it's also worth noting that sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. The third and fourth by Hemingway and Sharma are a lot of fun and worth remembering as we move forward to stay positive and engaged with our ambitions.

.


.

On to Jianny Be Good. Or not. As many of us know the Jian Ghomeshi CBC scandal is a sexy one with sex and violence aplenty, or the chocolate and peanut butter of a good time for many of us in the media in general and especially those into BDSM and so on. My issue isn't with his guilt or innocence, though he always came off as a bit too slimy and smug for my taste. My issue is with the bigger picture and what it says about where we are, especially since the conversation is out there for most of us to have.  

While no freedom today is sold as more important than our sexual freedom, possibly thanks to the people in charge who want us fucking stupid, like nearly everything we're heavily sold it comes at a price. The macro is this: men and women are being dehumanized into having less respect for each other. So, under the guise of having "fun" and "sexual freedom", this is being normalized in the bedroom. It's not just about "whose" normal, but "why?" is this more and more normal for more and more people. 

As we know, sexual control typically slides back and forth and often for the fun of it. I recall having a tremendous time with a 5-foot tall 95 lb gorgeous lil' ex-girlfriend of mine when I let her pin my arms to the bed despite being able to pick her up easily with one arm. The idea of "abusing" her never entered my mind, nor abusing me hers, with a little hanky-panky spanky notwithstanding. We knew I was a big strong man and she a beautiful little girl and had fun with it while goofing around and reinforcing feelings of respect, safety and specialness we shared. That doesn't mean that in the rest of our lives she wasn't a brilliant and successful hot yuppie chick. It just means that as men and women in intimate situations we acted like it as best we could.

However, there's cultural resentment building up in general, especially with the ostensible "Battle" of the sexes. While this has been going on for 100 years, the good news is it can be fixed if we want. But first:   

Many men are saying less about less than ever, as is in style in our increasingly infantilized and "keep it happy" culture. Plus, many are often less able to with more and more women getting them in trouble for it being the "right" or "wrong" thing to say as decades of media and other social engineering reinforce. So, many men are getting feminized against their will unlike those with a goal and plan to dress or act graceful and feminine and are quietly and aggressively competing with many of the women and girls they're supposed to be protecting and flirting with while ruining the femininity they both increasingly crave. There's also naturally a desire for men to loudly lash back with other men, or quietly by watching dehumanizing porn where beautiful women are forced to do the ugliest things, or reality TV with the same, or having this play out in formal or casual sexual relationships. It goes on and on and on and gets more twisted as we get off on it too.

Many women are conversely and perversely pissed off and confused as well, with less chivalry and courtesy in general and specific examples to illustrate why they would be. More women who feel a general sense of being threatened by men, or abandonment and resentment, also want to generally lash back by perpetuating verbal or physical domination, or quiet, frustrated and often ball-withering harassment which destroys trust, respect and relationships. In fact, both men and women are getting quietly frustrated and doing weird stuff to each other which appears to be perversion of female body language used to compensate for difficulties communicating. Since men are usually bigger, stronger and faster, they're better at jackin' people while moving or walking, while women are usually smaller but better at multitasking, so they're better at jackin' people while sitting. While we're all becoming "the same" instead of "different in complementary ways" and "equal under the law", more women historically and even today have a harder time being able to think as differently or challenge big ideas while having it be accepted by their peers since that hasn't been their historical role, so they're more likely to go along with what they're sold and stifle alternate opinions. This isn't something they're deliberately engineering, but rather passively participating in since it's imperfectly normal. 

To wit:

As men and women respect each other less, we get off on shutting each other up and dehumanizing each other more. It's not just be an organic preference based on individually developed unique tastes and desires to be "edgy". It's more more and more normal to sexually and generally disrespect each other and perpetuate the cycle. This can be fixed by improving how we relate and communicate and as someone who speaks on these issues I know it works as people generally stop freaking out, calm down and think about it. While many have more than me, I've got what we want that we're losing and can help you if you want me to.

To wittier:

Instead of succumbing to this cultural conundrum and losing our balls and minds, or eggs and minds, we can simply relax and discuss what makes us happier, or how we would treat people who we'd be happier with.

Caveat Emperor:

Of course, I don't want to upset any sex freaks out there who truly enjoy BDSM activities on a basic level and who think I'm being a "sexist", or whatever the discriminatory term against sexual fetishes is. Or, to quote Lady Gaga, to insult people who who were "Born This Way", or who maybe just got into it as part of their happy and consensual relationships. However, based on our cultural history, this really shouldn't be that many people as a percentage of the total population. So, when you can guesstimate a spike in this interest and behaviour from a handful of people being into this to an overwhelming amount in a short time, you can see the likely hallmarks of social engineering. Or, a broader promotion of these lifestyle choices from "50 Shades of Grey" and more. This is not to say sexual fetishes shouldn't be feted by those who are into them, plus it's probably impossible to stop at this point based on how seriously people take sex and little else as part of our modern cultural indoctrination. But, rather that sexual interest and desire which in the past has often been about celebrating how much people care about each other, value their connection and can do for each other should probably not make a wholesale switch to seeing how much you can get away with or make the other person take for fun. There's obviously more of that today, but for most it probably doesn't make them any happier to take their anger out on people they're sharing an intimate relationship with no matter how long or short. I'm not some bleeding-heart utopian, but I can calculate what people might like relative to what they're supposed to based on the fact that I can challenge new normals better than most after having done so for years. I'm even better in conversation where I can handle questions, objections and how people want things said to them better than just coldly laying out the the facts and analysis in ways fewer can easily handle. 

More to cap this off in a sec, but first here's a neat take on Jianny G's calculated response to his scandal:

.

The real reasons Jian Ghomeshi is suing the CBC

Howard Levitt | October 28, 2014 | Financial Post


Since Jian Ghomeshi’s strategy must have far more to do with his reputation and re-employability than any potential reinstatement (he won’t be), his interest lies in doing his best to ensure both that his narrative prevails and that those with a different tale to tell are silenced. This multi-million action, however frivolous legally, might just accomplish both.

“Curiouser and Curiouser,” Alice exclaimed, in her plea from Wonderland — which pretty much describes the ever-evolving perambulations in former radio host Jian Ghomeshi’s fight against his  firing from the CBC. Ghomeshi has no right to sue his former employer, and yet here he is proceeding with filing his $55-million lawsuit. It looks bizarre until you realize that what the lawsuit is really about isn’t winning in court: It’s about Ghomeshi being able to say whatever he wants in legal documents with total protection from being sued for libel himself, while intimidating women from going public with allegations of assault at Ghomeshi’s hands.

What we know is that Ghomeshi has filed a lawsuit despite the fact that, as a unionized employee, he has no recourse to sue — and that he and his lawyers must know that. Ostensibly curious indeed!

We can also safely assume that the CBC would never have taken lightly the prospect of firing one of its biggest stars. The corporation had to have concluded that the damage from keeping Ghomeshi would be greater than the opprobrium it would get from firing him.

We can also assume that Ghomeshi would not have posted his very personal account of his sexual eccentricities on Facebook, only increasing that story’s traction. Not unless he knew that a far more powerful attack, and bigger story, was otherwise inevitable, and hoped to quickly clip its wings.

(Continued at...)

http://business.financialpost.com/2014/10/28/jian-ghomseshi-lawsuit-cbc/

.

So, it appears good old Jianny G, now formerly of the CBC, has a fiendish plan to spin this latest disturbing discourse in his favour. Perhaps it will work. Perhaps not. More importantly, the bottom line is what learning about this scandal can mean for us including giving us a common media-sanctioned topic to discuss in depth.

As long as we don't just repeat what we're supposed to say from the typical and often boring binary options we're given by our media, this scandal can give us a platform to look at how men and women relate sexually and otherwise today with fresh eyes. This may involve some individual critical thinking, as above and so below. 

To help you achieve this, feel free to repeat and enjoy the talking points contained herein, plus of course to add your own since relationships are a topic we can all relate to from our own experiences. You're welcome. On that note, keep in mind that I'm just a polite old man, don't worry about what I'll do, just respect what I can.

.

Black Krishna - No Country For Old Men



http://www.reverbnation.com/blackkrishna/song/21590457-no-country-for-old-men

.

The Pride Trilogy – Leak

- The Chixtape

- The Blocktrade Project or How We Learned To Relax and Beat Social Constipation

- Street Fame: Your Ticket To Ride


This project can help us beat our quiet frustration and feel and communicate better, relax, exchange more respect, have more fun and feel more masculine and feminine like many want to. I know it works from consistent reactions to performing it. This is a leak and not the finished mix. Enjoy the lyrics and content and get in touch.

Peace,

Black Krishna (BK)

Questions, Bookings, Collaborations:

647.781.1580 + blackkrishna@gmail.com

.

Album: Street Fame: Your Ticket To Ride

Song 4: No Country For Old Men

Artist: Black Krishna

Beat: "Have It" by Kevin McCall or K-Mac

.

This, is your emergency broadscast system...

Introducing... your option.

(Chorus)

No country, for old men?
We can still, take it back!
No country, for old men?
Still, got a sack!

Don't worry, 'bout what I'll do,
Respect, what I can,
No country, for old men?
Who can stop us, man?

(x2)

I'm, "just" a man?
Ha! Then you're, "just" a woman!
Oops, now you're all mad,
Wanna call the cops? Or start suin'?

Good luck,
Gettin' raped, by the red-tape,
Another victim, of the system,
'Til, we set it straight,

Next in line,
After the cops, of course,
No guns, involved,
I'll, at least, discourse,

Ain't feelin', divorce,
For, my socks on the floor,
I just, got home,
From bein', a workin' whore...

(Chorus)

No country, for old men?
We can still, take it back!
No country, for old men?
Still, got a sack!

Don't worry, 'bout what I'll do,
Respect, what I can,
No country, for old men?
Who can stop us, man?

(x2)

A, hundred years,
Of social engineerin', don't bug me,
Still get, thug-love,
And, it's good, to be busy,

Not, a slave-plantation,
Where, the chicks, in charge,
Of takin', the biggest, black guys,
And, makin' 'em feel, less large,

I'm servin' up,
Sigh-laugh, chick-cocktails,
Get smashed, off the laughs,
Get to work, outta jail,

They start, throwin' punches?
Wrap 'em, in a bear-hug,
And, once they calm down,
Make, sweet-sweet love...

(Chorus)

No country, for old men?
We can still, take it back!
No country, for old men?
Still, got a sack!

Don't worry, 'bout what I'll do,
Respect, what I can,
No country, for old men?
Who can stop us, man?

(x2)

Ain't all, about you,
Girl, you wouldn't respect, that,
Cut each other, up at parties?
Break, and say "you're perfect" trap?

I, don't, blame, you,
For, what, do you know?
Maybe, what you're s'posed to,
Now, how 'bout you, bro?

These, cute, little creatures,
Gotta plan, plot and scheme,
Big scary ones, lose it,
Nightmare's, not a dream,

I'll trade, soft-sides,
'Cause, my hard one'll kill ya,
Or, chill ya,
Good thing, we like ya, now will ya?

Relax,
Like, we and you, want to,
Wanna do, what I gotta do,
To make sure, you can to,

So, feel, how it sound,
When, they play, "Jump Around"
And, balls, hit the ground,
Gine'y (heiny) tingle, at the sound...

Yeah...

I know you grandma's askin' teenage girls for advice on what yoga pants make your ass look great. The answer is none and you all lie to each other. So, we'll have fun, but we're not being run into the ground by a bunch of teenage girls...

(Chorus)

No country, for old men?
We can still, take it back!
No country, for old men?
Still, got a sack!

Don't worry, 'bout what I'll do,
Respect, what I can,
No country, for old men?
Who can stop us, man?

(x2)

Yeah...

Here endeth the lesson...

Now...

Feel free to relax and get back to work...

You know who I'm talkin' to...

Women takin' on more and men less stress than they need...

Now, I'm generalizing, but I love that word, "Generalizing"...

"I'm Generalizing"... so we generally know what works.

You can differ and do what you want...

But, if you're not happy, don't forget how to be.

Love, ya boyfriend.

Nah, ya manfriend!

Yeah!

.



Wednesday, October 29, 2014

This Is a Bro Down! (Sis Too.) NOW: "John Tory vows to... create One Toronto!"




.

Well, the election is over and it seems like the good people of Toronto are in good hands. Or, at least open arms when it comes to helping develop ideas and policies. That's good news. Here's a bit of a take on it:

.

John Tory vows to work with former rivals to create "one Toronto"

In post-election speech, mayor-elect says he wants "all hands on deck to build up the city"

By Ben Spurr | NOW Magazine | October 28, 2014


The day after his election win, mayor-elect John Tory stood outside City Hall on Tuesday and said he is willing to work with anyone to heal the city's political divisions and create "one Toronto," including his former rivals and outgoing Mayor Rob Ford.

In a lengthy and relaxed press conference that contrasted with the combative approach to the media taken by Mayor Ford, Tory, who beat out Doug Ford and Olivia Chow by taking 40 per cent of the vote in Monday night's contest, said he would leave the door open to all of his former competitors if they wanted to make "a continuing contribution" to the city.

"I've said it publicly and I've said it privately to David Soknacki, Karen Stintz, Ari Goldkind, Olivia Chow and Doug Ford," said Tory, as a light rain fell outside City Hall. "I want all hands on deck to build up the city and I don't think anybody's point of view, anybody's background, anybody's history is going to be a bar to that in my books."

Tory's appeal to cooperation continued the key theme of his winning campaign, in which he promised to unite the city after four years of polarizing rule under Mayor Ford. The deep rifts in Toronto's political landscape were still evident Monday's vote; while Tory won by more than six points, Doug Ford dominated suburban wards in Etobicoke, Scarborough, and parts of North York.

(Continued at...)

http://www.nowtoronto.com/news/story.cfm?content=200219

.

There's something to be said for a sweeping populist and their generalizations, especially if what's said is said back. This isn't to trouble the current administration during their transition, but rather to inform it. In fact, his transition team has also apparently recently been named, so let's see if we transition towards more openness and involvement. A few years ago, when running I was advocating a few things like most people (or adults) spending a few minutes to an hour a week helping to inform and influence City decisions. Perhaps a few in each riding can dedicate a few hours on a volunteer or paid basis to follow the issues at City Hall closer and summarize them into key points to learn more about or base decisions on and deliver them to riding members by flyer, mail and email each week. If there are any issues people can discuss them and request changes.

That's one idea among others. I'll get to another more rhythmically after a bit on the team around Tory: 

.



.

Mayor-elect John Tory picks transition team, calls on help of Olivia Chow, David Soknacki

Tory is seeking advisors and promising to open city hall to input from former rivals if they’d like to play a role.

Jennifer Pagliaro City Hall reporter | Toronto Star | Oct 28, 2014

On his first day as mayor-elect, John Tory named his 29-person transition team and began selecting his staff at city hall.


In the wake of his victory over Doug Ford and Olivia Chow, Tory is now calling on his political rivals to join him at city hall when he takes the chair in December.

The new transition team will include former journalist-turned communications expert Christopher Eby, who becomes Tory’s chief of staff.

Vic Gupta, a onetime provincial Progressive Conservative candidate in Richmond Hill, becomes Tory’s principal secretary. Gupta was the executive assistant to councillor Rob Davis from 1997 until 1999. He was also the deputy campaign manager for Tory’s 2003 mayoral bid.

Both Gupta and Eby formerly worked at Sussex Strategy Group in Toronto.

The transition team and advisory council will both be led by former deputy mayor Case Ootes, who also helmed Rob Ford’s transition team in 2010.

The team includes campaign strategist Nick Kouvalis, mayoral candidate David Soknacki and former city bureaucrats, along with several non-profit, business and academic leaders.


Over the next month, Tory will pick others to fill out his office staff, including a communications director. Amanda Galbraith, the chief spokesperson for Tory’s campaign, is being considered for the role.

Tory’s first day as mayor-elect started at 5 a.m. Tuesday, when he began making the interview circuit on radio and TV. He told Ryan Doyle, the host of his former show The Live Drive on Newstalk 1010, that he would strive to not act like an “ass” on council.

Tory’s team, meanwhile, set up inside a 15th floor office at city hall — what will be transition headquarters for the next month before he moves down to the second-floor office of the mayor.


If the invitations are accepted, Tory’s team at city hall could soon include those who once ran against him.

(Continued at...)

http://www.thestar.com/news/city_hall/toronto2014election/2014/10/28/mayorelect_john_tory_wants_opponents_olivia_chow_david_soknacki_on_his_team.html

.

Awesome, sounds like fun and frankly I think the right guy won after the general divisiveness of the Ford era. However, just being able to intelligently repeat and agree with prevailing wisdom ain't enough for me to truly express how I feel though. I've still got a bit of an agenda to share with the City and people in some fashion that I think can help most of us communicate, feel and get along better and relax. Call it a matter of public safety, security, health, economic viability and happiness. Check it out and we'll figure out the details to do it.

.



.

The Pride Trilogy – Leak

- The Chixtape

- The Blocktrade Project or How We Learned To Relax and Beat Social Constipation

- Street Fame: Your Ticket To Ride

This project can help us beat our quiet frustration and feel and communicate better, relax, exchange more respect, have more fun and feel more masculine and feminine like many want to. I know it works from consistent reactions to performing it. This is a leak and not the finished mix. Enjoy the lyrics and content and get in touch.

Peace,

Black Krishna (BK)

Questions, Bookings, Collaborations:

647.781.1580 + blackkrishna@gmail.com


.

Album: The Blocktrade Project or How We Learned To Relax and Beat Social Constipation

Song 7: Bro Down

Artist: Black Krishna

Beat: "Rise to Fame" by Amun Rah

.

(Chorus)

This is a bro down...

"It's goin' down!"

(x8)

Aw yeah...

Ain't life great?

Woke up this morning the most powerful creature on earth...

Just keepin' busy...

Or finding someone, or something, to keep me in a good mood...

That's all...

See, men are simple...

It's nice, but we don't need no Dolce Gabanna, Prada, Mombasa, kielbassa, micasa sucasa, momma-say, momma-sah, mama cu-sa and all that crap...

Just four simple things really...

Generous servings, or heaping helpings, or copious quantities, or massive amounts, of money, power, p-ssy and respect...

That's all...

Simple blokes...

It was all, a dream,
Used to read, murda in magazines,
Wanna bang Salt'n'Pepa,
With Heavy D, up in a limousine,

Hangin' pictures on my wall,
Every Saturday, mack-attack,
Chasin' chickas,
Callin' balls!

(Chorus)

This is a bro down...

"It's goin' down!"

(x4)

In the same game, mane,
With, a new name, fame,
Means, fail at being normal,
Or, win a different killa, dame,

Feel a man, who feel a damn,
Thang, let ya chain hang,
Nuts bang, guts slang,
Hut one, hike -

"Man-go, with the flow!"
Like, salmon smashin' rocks?
Like ya future, full of shooters?
Thanks to clocks, and some stocks?

As we fall apart, know the darts,
From dark arts, spark hearts,
Beatin' fast,
Like they' tryin' out, for "Walking Dead" parts,

Saying less, stress, yes,
Every little thing, a mess,
Test, bless, confess: why blame?
Unless you blame your best?

Birds and bees, dumb-stingin',
In a hor-net's nest,
Where nothin', means somethin',
And somethin', means less?

Got .22's, .38's, .44's and .50 cal's,
Every man armed,
With a pen,
And a speed-dial,

Plus-plus, bust-bust, if we gotta,
That's a punch-punch,
For lunch-lunch,
Or, nut-a-butta,

Baby, can't enslave me,
When I gotta, pave the way for thee,
Cat-walkin', 'til a dog, stops barkin',
Breathin' easily...

(Chorus)

This is a bro down...

"It's going down!"

(x2)

Movin' like 'Pac, man,
Or, Pacman,
Findin' Ms. PacMan,
Tradin', tap-dance, for lap-dance,

Fat chance, these days,
Gender-bent, hermaphro-slaves,
Desperate for looks?
Doesn't, look good, it seems,

Mean? Maybe, or maybe not,
Depends on good,
Too good for, or not good enough,
At what you got,

Respect: No?
No problem, just, no solution,
In times of revolution,
Keep ya eyes closed, to mental pollution,

She in, and outta trouble,
With who? Men, stay alive,
Talk troops'n'tribe,
'Til everybody vibe,

Will, feeds chill,
'Til, everybody ride,
Slack-jawed shorties,
Be, everybody' bride,

Break 'em out, let 'em shine,
See, everybody hide,
And seek later, speak greater
For everybody' pride,

More power, o' more power,
See, everybody right,
Who, really wanna fight?
When you know, how to fight?

(Chorus)

This is a bro down...

"It's going down!"

(x4)

Back to walkin', and talkin', tall,
Chalkin', who hawkin' balls,
Mockin', the clockin', cluckin',
And stalkin', through malls,

Keep an eye on them girls,
Jus', don't make it all mushy,
Scar-learned, pickin' on chicks,
Makes you a wussy,

Can't do anything, a man do,
And, even if you can,
Don't make you feel, like a woman,
So, what we gon' do?

Stay biz, then chillaxed,
By a chick, with no pick-axe, to grind,
Swapped attitude, for pride,
So, we jacked,

Off, man-charge, and chickstasy,
'Til, we utter butter,
Tradin' up respect,
Or, perverted moshin', in the gutter,

From personal, to social,
Cultural, political,
Staircase, to hell-razin',
Heaven, for the critical,

Enough ammo,
To feed a nation,

Relax and celebrate,
We beat social constipation...

Relax and celebrate,
We beat social constipation...

(Chorus)

This is a bro down...

"It's going down!"

(x4)

.

http://www.reverbnation.com/blackkrishna/song/21591731-bro-down

.


.






.