Rebels to Society

We will start by saying that we, The Good Bad and Ugly Entertainment, are

here. If you don't know us you will. Have you all realized that mostly

everyone is unhappy? We believe it's because of society. Society designed

this image in our minds of what constitutes happiness. We’re programmed to

believe that we have to go through certain steps to achieve happiness, but

let's face it -nothing is promised. We attend high school, possibly

graduate, attend college, accumulate all this debt, graduate, get a job

which we may or may not like, and then spend half of our lives paying off

debt (Not trying to speak ill of education because we are all for it). But

once we reach these goals, are we happy? Considering divorce rates are

over 50%   even those lucky enough to get married,  establish a family,

and pay off the debt, are more than likely still not truly happy.

 

The progressive nature of our culture nurtures us to believe money

establishes happiness. Actors, actresses, musicians, athletes, ect. are

portrayed as those who set the standard of true happiness. Realistically,

how good of an example are they when they are constantly caught  as drug

addicts, cheaters, or having a bunch of illegitimate children? We see this

behavior everyday  -WE SEE IT ON TELVISION!- yet we deem it ok because of

who and what they are but frown at the middle class person that does the

same. We are not trying to bash celebrity life styles but we are

questioning when did this become ok and entertaining to us and our

culture?

 

Our group took the time exploring this question on a 7 day road trip to

four different states. For example, we talked to a couple of women that we

felt displayed having some amount of morals and values. We noticed a man

who they referred to as "sexy" and asked them if the man approached them

and asked them to sleep with him would they? They answered morally that

they would not sleep with him because they either didn't know who he was,

what his personality was like, and would not participate in anything like

that. We then continued our conversation and when Lil Wayne's song 6ft 7ft

came on  we asked them who their favorite artist was. They answered Lil

Wayne, Chris brown, Trey Songz. We then asked if given the opportunity

would they sleep with any of the artists they named. The responses were

significantly different. We received  giggles, laughs, and even "HELL

YES". When asked them to account for difference in their response, they

told us about their talents, personality, "swag". We then started playing

with them saying what if these people were gay. These women immediately

became offended. Why?  They don't know them. I'm pretty sure if I would

ask Chris Brown about anyone of them he would respond by saying "Who?"

This encounter suggested that when it comes to fame and fortune all our

moral judgments and values go out the window. But everyone’s guilty of

this- don't even ask us about Beyonce haha. Still, if society took the

time to realize how attention on fame and fortune blinds our judgment and

undermines our values then it would be a recognized problem. Does anyone

realize that we are essentially worshiping false idols?

 

We won't even get started on our views on sex before marriage - that’s a

joke all in it self. It has actually become a joke with in our culture.

 

When did we start becoming so dependent on the government? After all, we

make the government they don't make us. Without us they don't even exist

but without them we would still be here. We need to stop blaming the

government  and the president for every little problem. We we never get a

phone call from Obama, to ask us how we are doing, and he is doing his job

just like everyone else. We as a people need to start taking personal

responsibility for ourselves and each other by  helping each other come up

in the world. Our generation is capable.

 

During our excursion, we witnessed and learned so much about people. Then

came across a family, that was kind enough to house us. Probably one of

the most beautiful things we have ever experienced. The family was

composed of a single mother, two daughters, and a son who was the

youngest. The two older daughters, who are out of the house, and mother

worked the third shift of jobs similar to medical assistants. The widowed

mother, lives in a great two story house with her son. In this family

EVERYONE is involved -maintaining the house, cleaning, paying the bills-

everything they need to do to keep what is usually a symbol for a family,

which is a home. The oldest child saves money to send her brother to

football camp to nurture his goals of college and prepare him to be

recruited for football. We believe that a family like this, that works

together through all the bullshit, with a common goal constitutes as

happy. But  in our opinion, they don't realize the beauty of what they

have. In their eyes they work their asses off, just to maintain. We view

their work and bond as a family as a blessing and motivation.

 

We believe that everyone can be happy if we work together and rather than

striving towards materialistic and monetary standard presented through the

media. We have to work on us, that’s what’s truly important because

together anything is possible. What we, GBU ent, are trying to do is

influence individuals to unite to reconstruct what we see and view as

entertainment , rediscover the roots of happiness, and redefine the

standard portrayed for future generations. We want everyone involved, when

we say everyone we mean EVERYONE. We need thoughts, feelings, suggestions,

and if you want to shoot the shit we are down for that also. This page

will allow us to get and keep in contact with everyone. It'll provide

contact information such as Facebook, chatroom, Skype addresses and we'll

go so far as texting numbers. Every good idea suggested will be considered

and represented. If you provide us with the government name, nickname,

city state, fraternity, sorority, school, we will definitely represent

you. We are humans with flaws, but weaning everyone away from this drug we

call our culture to actually enjoy the world around us is the goal.

We will start by saying that we, The Good Bad and Ugly Entertainment, are

here. If you don't know us you will. Have you all realized that mostly

everyone is unhappy? We believe it's because of society. Society designed

this image in our minds of what constitutes happiness. We’re programmed to

believe that we have to go through certain steps to achieve happiness, but

let's face it -nothing is promised. We attend high school, possibly

graduate, attend college, accumulate all this debt, graduate, get a job

which we may or may not like, and then spend half of our lives paying off

debt (Not trying to speak ill of education because we are all for it). But

once we reach these goals, are we happy? Considering divorce rates are

over 50%   even those lucky enough to get married,  establish a family,

and pay off the debt, are more than likely still not truly happy.

 

The progressive nature of our culture nurtures us to believe money

establishes happiness. Actors, actresses, musicians, athletes, ect. are

portrayed as those who set the standard of true happiness. Realistically,

how good of an example are they when they are constantly caught  as drug

addicts, cheaters, or having a bunch of illegitimate children? We see this

behavior everyday  -WE SEE IT ON TELVISION!- yet we deem it ok because of

who and what they are but frown at the middle class person that does the

same. We are not trying to bash celebrity life styles but we are

questioning when did this become ok and entertaining to us and our

culture?

 

Our group took the time exploring this question on a 7 day road trip to

four different states. For example, we talked to a couple of women that we

felt displayed having some amount of morals and values. We noticed a man

who they referred to as "sexy" and asked them if the man approached them

and asked them to sleep with him would they? They answered morally that

they would not sleep with him because they either didn't know who he was,

what his personality was like, and would not participate in anything like

that. We then continued our conversation and when Lil Wayne's song 6ft 7ft

came on  we asked them who their favorite artist was. They answered Lil

Wayne, Chris brown, Trey Songz. We then asked if given the opportunity

would they sleep with any of the artists they named. The responses were

significantly different. We received  giggles, laughs, and even "HELL

YES". When asked them to account for difference in their response, they

told us about their talents, personality, "swag". We then started playing

with them saying what if these people were gay. These women immediately

became offended. Why?  They don't know them. I'm pretty sure if I would

ask Chris Brown about anyone of them he would respond by saying "Who?"

This encounter suggested that when it comes to fame and fortune all our

moral judgments and values go out the window. But everyone’s guilty of

this- don't even ask us about Beyonce haha. Still, if society took the

time to realize how attention on fame and fortune blinds our judgment and

undermines our values then it would be a recognized problem. Does anyone

realize that we are essentially worshiping false idols?

 

We won't even get started on our views on sex before marriage - that’s a

joke all in it self. It has actually become a joke with in our culture.

 

When did we start becoming so dependent on the government? After all, we

make the government they don't make us. Without us they don't even exist

but without them we would still be here. We need to stop blaming the

government  and the president for every little problem. We we never get a

phone call from Obama, to ask us how we are doing, and he is doing his job

just like everyone else. We as a people need to start taking personal

responsibility for ourselves and each other by  helping each other come up

in the world. Our generation is capable.

 

During our excursion, we witnessed and learned so much about people. Then

came across a family, that was kind enough to house us. Probably one of

the most beautiful things we have ever experienced. The family was

composed of a single mother, two daughters, and a son who was the

youngest. The two older daughters, who are out of the house, and mother

worked the third shift of jobs similar to medical assistants. The widowed

mother, lives in a great two story house with her son. In this family

EVERYONE is involved -maintaining the house, cleaning, paying the bills-

everything they need to do to keep what is usually a symbol for a family,

which is a home. The oldest child saves money to send her brother to

football camp to nurture his goals of college and prepare him to be

recruited for football. We believe that a family like this, that works

together through all the bullshit, with a common goal constitutes as

happy. But  in our opinion, they don't realize the beauty of what they

have. In their eyes they work their asses off, just to maintain. We view

their work and bond as a family as a blessing and motivation.

 

We believe that everyone can be happy if we work together and rather than

striving towards materialistic and monetary standard presented through the

media. We have to work on us, that’s what’s truly important because

together anything is possible. What we, GBU ent, are trying to do is

influence individuals to unite to reconstruct what we see and view as

entertainment , rediscover the roots of happiness, and redefine the

standard portrayed for future generations. We want everyone involved, when

we say everyone we mean EVERYONE. We need thoughts, feelings, suggestions,

and if you want to shoot the shit we are down for that also. This page

will allow us to get and keep in contact with everyone. It'll provide

contact information such as Facebook, chatroom, Skype addresses and we'll

go so far as texting numbers. Every good idea suggested will be considered

and represented. If you provide us with the government name, nickname,

city state, fraternity, sorority, school, we will definitely represent

you. We are humans with flaws, but weaning everyone away from this drug we

call our culture to actually enjoy the world around us is the goal.

We will start by saying that we, The Good Bad and Ugly Entertainment, are

here. If you don't know us you will. Have you all realized that mostly

everyone is unhappy? We believe it's because of society. Society designed

this image in our minds of what constitutes happiness. We’re programmed to

believe that we have to go through certain steps to achieve happiness, but

let's face it -nothing is promised. We attend high school, possibly

graduate, attend college, accumulate all this debt, graduate, get a job

which we may or may not like, and then spend half of our lives paying off

debt (Not trying to speak ill of education because we are all for it). But

once we reach these goals, are we happy? Considering divorce rates are

over 50%   even those lucky enough to get married,  establish a family,

and pay off the debt, are more than likely still not truly happy.

 

The progressive nature of our culture nurtures us to believe money

establishes happiness. Actors, actresses, musicians, athletes, ect. are

portrayed as those who set the standard of true happiness. Realistically,

how good of an example are they when they are constantly caught  as drug

addicts, cheaters, or having a bunch of illegitimate children? We see this

behavior everyday  -WE SEE IT ON TELVISION!- yet we deem it ok because of

who and what they are but frown at the middle class person that does the

same. We are not trying to bash celebrity life styles but we are

questioning when did this become ok and entertaining to us and our

culture?

 

Our group took the time exploring this question on a 7 day road trip to

four different states. For example, we talked to a couple of women that we

felt displayed having some amount of morals and values. We noticed a man

who they referred to as "sexy" and asked them if the man approached them

and asked them to sleep with him would they? They answered morally that

they would not sleep with him because they either didn't know who he was,

what his personality was like, and would not participate in anything like

that. We then continued our conversation and when Lil Wayne's song 6ft 7ft

came on  we asked them who their favorite artist was. They answered Lil

Wayne, Chris brown, Trey Songz. We then asked if given the opportunity

would they sleep with any of the artists they named. The responses were

significantly different. We received  giggles, laughs, and even "HELL

YES". When asked them to account for difference in their response, they

told us about their talents, personality, "swag". We then started playing

with them saying what if these people were gay. These women immediately

became offended. Why?  They don't know them. I'm pretty sure if I would

ask Chris Brown about anyone of them he would respond by saying "Who?"

This encounter suggested that when it comes to fame and fortune all our

moral judgments and values go out the window. But everyone’s guilty of

this- don't even ask us about Beyonce haha. Still, if society took the

time to realize how attention on fame and fortune blinds our judgment and

undermines our values then it would be a recognized problem. Does anyone

realize that we are essentially worshiping false idols?

 

We won't even get started on our views on sex before marriage - that’s a

joke all in it self. It has actually become a joke with in our culture.

 

When did we start becoming so dependent on the government? After all, we

make the government they don't make us. Without us they don't even exist

but without them we would still be here. We need to stop blaming the

government  and the president for every little problem. We we never get a

phone call from Obama, to ask us how we are doing, and he is doing his job

just like everyone else. We as a people need to start taking personal

responsibility for ourselves and each other by  helping each other come up

in the world. Our generation is capable.

 

During our excursion, we witnessed and learned so much about people. Then

came across a family, that was kind enough to house us. Probably one of

the most beautiful things we have ever experienced. The family was

composed of a single mother, two daughters, and a son who was the

youngest. The two older daughters, who are out of the house, and mother

worked the third shift of jobs similar to medical assistants. The widowed

mother, lives in a great two story house with her son. In this family

EVERYONE is involved -maintaining the house, cleaning, paying the bills-

everything they need to do to keep what is usually a symbol for a family,

which is a home. The oldest child saves money to send her brother to

football camp to nurture his goals of college and prepare him to be

recruited for football. We believe that a family like this, that works

together through all the bullshit, with a common goal constitutes as

happy. But  in our opinion, they don't realize the beauty of what they

have. In their eyes they work their asses off, just to maintain. We view

their work and bond as a family as a blessing and motivation.

 

We believe that everyone can be happy if we work together and rather than

striving towards materialistic and monetary standard presented through the

media. We have to work on us, that’s what’s truly important because

together anything is possible. What we, GBU ent, are trying to do is

influence individuals to unite to reconstruct what we see and view as

entertainment , rediscover the roots of happiness, and redefine the

standard portrayed for future generations. We want everyone involved, when

we say everyone we mean EVERYONE. We need thoughts, feelings, suggestions,

and if you want to shoot the shit we are down for that also. This page

will allow us to get and keep in contact with everyone. It'll provide

contact information such as Facebook, chatroom, Skype addresses and we'll

go so far as texting numbers. Every good idea suggested will be considered

and represented. If you provide us with the government name, nickname,

city state, fraternity, sorority, school, we will definitely represent

you. We are humans with flaws, but weaning everyone away from this drug we

call our culture to actually enjoy the world around us is the goal.

One generations tradition is the next generations culture. I feel like our  youth is very important. One thing I recognized about our youth is that we don't really have much leadership. Everyones focusing on themselves and how they can make it and not on how they can help their neighbor. I see a lot of poison going into our community from selfish acts committed due to determination of making a dollar. In my eyes this is idolization and making the dollar an unconscious God. This may just be something that our youth just don't think about from all the distraction by the media and the streets. It seems like the older wise people are holding in their wisdom and not passing it down to the next generation out of frustration, and I know it scares them, because it scares me. It doesn't seem like our youth is even interested in learning and some are prisoners of their own mind. I have been blessed with a loving family filled with wisdom and I noticed some people just don't have that type of influence in their life. I have also been blessed with the ability to influence others. Rather then being apart of the problem I want to be apart of the solution.  God knows I'm far from perfect, but I want to share the wisdom I have received and use it as positive influence. I want to show my peers that anything is possible through God. Even if Its not in Gods will for me to win...I hope to inspire my youth to do great things.

Most of my life I dreamed to be a rapper. I wanted the cars, the money, women, and the fame. I wanted everyone to like me and look up to me and be a influence. I was constantly thinking of tactics I could use to promote myself and manipulate people into being my fans.By saying the things they wanted to hear rather then the the things they needed to hear. The scary thing is I was really good at it and it was working. At one point we even had record labels calling us offering us all this money and success. I could feel myself getting closer to my materialistic dream. The "American Dream" to be exact. The same dream that many are searching for today. Then I questioned myself. Is God really happy with the things that Im saying? Because morally I wasnt even happy with myself. I  didnt  believe in what I was saying and promoting but I was caught up with saying what the people wanted to hear. Then I realised the people dont always have my best interest and I needed to stop worrying about what they wanted but what God wanted. I was letting them determain my faith. You try to talk to most people about God and they turn the other way or label you as a "Church person". Why? Because they feel like your preaching to them and they know its true but they are content with living in sin.Whats wrong with having a casual conversation with what God has done for you lately? Where are the people who think like me? Because it sure seems like they arent around sometimes. Welcome to the way of the world. I can see where the world is going and I dont want any part of it. I listen to a lot of the rap music and I cant stand it anymore. Its all promoting Violence, money, greed, lust, drugs. All things that I dont believe in. And im guilty.They think this is what they have to say to make it big, and its flooding society with ignorance. Its keeping peoples eyes closed.Rappers today arent creative enough and put thought into their material. I was guilty of this. I was trapped in bondage and a slave to my own mind. Then God opened my eyes and told me the truth. Its my job to spread his gospel. I am my brothers keeper. For now on im not a rapper...I am a leader. Oh its not popular to talk about God? Guess what? I dont care. Lets see how many people still listen to my music. Lets see how many fans I lose. THank you Lord for Freeing my mind my body and my soul. I realised I wanted the money,women, and the fame because I was searching for a false happiness. Now I understand I dont need those things to be happy because the more I seek your word the more joy it brings to my heart.

I constantly get the question...Are you famous? So i ask whats your definition of famous? Some may say "success". So i ask..Whats your definition of success? Most answer having a lot of money. Therefore is success a vision or state of mind? Can a bum with no money at all be considered successful? What if he was happy and content with everything he ever wanted? Or is impossibe because he has been branded as a bum? Which leads me to wonder...can you have all the money in the world and be a failure? Life is what you make of it. Your own reality is created through the perception you create in your own mind

So you tell me..Am i famous? Because im very successful