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Sometimes ya Parents Ain’t Always Right

Parents Ain’t always Right Louder Version
This song was inspired by a book I read recently. Check the music out and below are the words. Would love to hear your feedback.

Parents Ain’t Always Right

By Undakova

Sometimes ya parents ain’t always right 7x

So be who you are you gotta live your life

Your parents did the best that they could

Using knowledge that they gained from their own childhood

It may seem now that they became adults

You could feel responsible for feelings they felt

Now hows that?

Trying to influence how you act

My mom makes me feel guilty if I don’t call back

And that’s a fact

But its moms. I love her to death so I stay calm

But its little things like this that over time cause harm

Don’t follow your soul, heart or faith

Cause deep inside you might think that you’ll make a mistake

And your parents will say «see I told you so»

Or «you’re going to make me have a heart attack if you go»

Oh no its another guilt trip session

I hope your not old before you learn this lesson

Cause life is a blessing for all of us

Yeah your parents made you so there the ones you can trust but. . .

Chorus:

Sometimes ya parents ain’t always right 7x

So be who you are you have to live your life

So back to the topic of trust

Your parents made you

and that’s miraculous

Their parents made them

and that’s fabulous

And when your times up

then your back to dust

Everyone has a purpose

And that’s whats up

Living out your own life

Well that’s a must

Cause you don’t want to see that

You just past it up

And didn’t follow your heart

Cause it clashed with stuff

That was inside your head from the things that your parents said

Maybe they blamed you or threatened they was going to be dead

I am a tell it to you straight

With all family members see

Aim for some directness and strive for some clarity

Some of yall listening

Some of yall feeling me

Know that I am here to empower you lyrically

Its my ability to put this in a song

I am not trying say that are parents’s always wrong but

Sometimes ya parents ain’t always right 7x

So be who you are you have to live your life



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Recently I met a girl from Lituania on the train and we laughed about how I didn’t know how to write music out in note formation as she did. But then it became terribly sad but true that I really didn’t know much about her country the Soviet Union at that. Why am I so stupid? Is it really because they taught nothing in school, is my brain lazy to learn new things and obtain information out there, or is it just common to be common in America? I still thought this video was funny. Hehehe.

I have to admit. My gut feeling is even if I was to be able to tell you exactly what the history behind the 4th of July was. Whose to say that what they taught or say in history books is even true. I wasn’t there. I don’t know why they truly fought. I know what I have heard but what the real reasons behind the fighting and independence although they already sound pretty good could be far from what was said and sold to us as truth. “They then severed ties with the British Empire in July 1776, when the Congress issued the Declaration of Independence, rejecting the monarchy on behalf of the new nation.” yeah yeah yeah. Thats still HIS STORY and not ours. As far as hip hop is concerned . . .

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights,[71] that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”

We as a people are still struggling to receive our independence and be acknowledged to be a part of the benefits of being independent and having this document created for all men and women.

Guess what? Akim Funk Buddha will be performing an Exciting Urban Dance Musical with elements of
Waacking, Vouging, Breakdance, Waving, Locking, House, Martial Arts and more. Today at Summer Stage in the Von King Park area of Brooklyn you will witness the greatest show this spring. Akim’s Summer Stage show will begin with a dance workshop at 7pm so get there early for sign up. Check out the details below.
Akim Funk Buddha Flyer

Featuring:
PRINCESS LOCKEROOO – Co-Choreographer/costume designer

The Flying Boom Box
Akim Funk Buddha creates a fascinating musical and visual experience with this live interactive Urban Theatrical. The Flying Boom Box takes you along the passionate journey of a young Hip Hop artist growing up in NYC. When the trials of city life and peer pressure reveal, he finds sanctuary in his Boom Box. By chance he discovers that his Boom Box is ”magical” and by manipulating the electromagnetic field of sound waves from his tape deck, he can navigate himself through time. He travels back to Africa where he discovers the roots of Hip Hop. He’s then swept off to Ancient Japan and 18th century France where he meets perplexing characters and is faced with unique challenges. This Urban musical, first of its kind is truly a fairy tale for all ages. With a cast ranging from age 10 and beyond, exciting choreography, unimaginable costumes you and your whole family are sure to have a blast.

I was at 100B Graffiti shop in the Lower East Side talking to the one and only Mark Miller of President of the LES BID. (http://www.lowereastsideny.com/)Check the behind the scenes “undakova” inconspicuous interview.

5_25_10 5_52 PM _Interview with Mark Miller of the LES BID

What is the LES BID?
The LES BID provides a variety of services to promote economic activity and improve the quality of life in the Lower East Side. Efforts are tailored toward assisting property owners and merchants who are in the Lower East Side Business District, and improving the quality of life in the community. Services include beautification efforts like street cleaning, graffiti removal, tree plantings, and holiday decorative lighting installations; economic development and business assistance in the form of storefront, security camera, and website development grants; and validated 3-hour free parking for shoppers, as well as discounted rates for merchants. The LES BID also markets the neighborhood through free walking tours, the Go East! Shopping Guide, a gallery guide, a website, co-op advertisements and special events like fashion shows and street festivals.

In the mean time: THINK APPLES!

On Sunday September 26th 2010 come visit Orchard Street for the third annual Apples on Orchard, NYC Apple Day is a free outdoor festival that pays tribute to New York City and the neighborhood’s historical connection to apples. The Lower East Side was an apple orchard farm in the 1700s, owned by a French farmer named Delancey. This event also highlights LES’s culinary venues, retailers and cultural institutions.

This year’s festival will be held on Sunday September 26th 2010 on Orchard Street between Broome and Grand from 11am to 4pm.

Come and discover what the Lower East Side has to offer!

Small Biz Big Impact Conference

BLOGGING LIVE FROM THE EVENT: This is a great conference set up of 3 panels.

PANEL 1: GETTING TO THE BUCKS
David Rose – newyorkangels.com
Jennifer Wright – ecoincorporated.com
Don DiMartini – nybdc.com
Pravina Raghavan – sba.gov
Steve Kessler – scorenyc.org

PANEL 2: MAKING THE MOST OF TECHNOLOGY
Rasu Jilani – cdtbk.com
Jay Greenstein – ragnewyork.com
Ben Kaufman – quirky.com
Nelly Yusupova – digitalwoman.com
Ramon Ray – smallbiztechnology.com

PANEL 3: PREPARING FOR THE TURNAROUND
Jessica Johnson – johnsonsecuritybureau.com
Lisa Price – carolsdaughter.com
Sarah Endline – sweetriot.com
Rob Walsh – nyc.gov/sbs
Maria Gotsch – nycif.org

I am excited to hear more about Lisa Price which is a small business out of Brooklyn called Carol’s Daughter. During the second panel of “making the most of technology” it was fun to hear the debate about where’d or not to create a business plan. Now I am goin to check out Rasu Jilani of Coup D’ Etat and Nelly Yusupova of DigitalWoman.com. Did you know about the websites quirky.com that empowers creative people or S.C.O.R.E. NYC where you can have a business counselor for FREE.

The Small Biz BIG IMPACT Conference is sponsored by the Daily News, CUNY, Newtek (the small business authority) here at BMCC.

Robert Lieber, New York City deputy mayor for economic development speaking at the Small Biz Big Impact Conference last year in 2009

Sponsers of the Event:
The City University of New York – cuny.edu
Borough of Manhattan Community College – bmcc.cuny.edu Newtek Business Services – newtekbusinessservices.com

Event Vendors:
North Coast Financial, an office of MetLife – northcoast.metlife.com
NYC Printing 123 – nycprinting123.com
U.S. Small Business Administration – sba.gov
SCORE NYC – scorenyc.org
NYS Empire State Development – empire.state.ny.us
NYC Small Business Services – nyc.gov/sbs

Self Suffice the Rapoet

The Rapoet appears (performances, lectures, and workshops) at venues ranging from cafes to colleges, receiving praise from poets like Alice Walker (’08) and MCs like KRS ONE (’09). Recently, he performed at Yale University, hosted the Hartford Hip-Hop Festival with Rock Steady’s Crazy Legs (Nov. ’09), and continues leading workshops on positive self-expression for inner city youth.

IN my opinion Self Suffice is one of the best that ever did it in the LES. Check out his music here Self Suffice’s Music

Illspokinn Freestyle at the Bowery Poetry Club

One of the best (that I have had the benefit of witnessing) to do it like it needs to be done.

Interview with Broke MC
“Its our contributions to each others experiences which validate our own experiences” Broke MC

Chillin with Broke MC at XR bar on Chandel’s birthday.

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