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Estelle: The Conqueror messymandella

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— RhythmAndSoulRadio (@rhythmandsoul) February 27, 2018

Find Your Passion and learn your Self Worth.

The manner you appear to the world will be exactly how you are percieved.

What form of energy are you transporting?

Be you, never create a facade to impress people who don’t even matter!

Don’t expose yourself to negativity on a daily basis, it will invade you and destroy your positive intentions.

Find Balance!

Don’t listen to negative advice telling you to give up on your dreams. They will conquer you.

Pray for those who don’t love themselves enough to know their worth. They haven’t found that inner strength to follow their dreams and conquer their demons, yet.

You inspire them because someone inspired you.

Life, Love, and The pursuit to happiness.

February 28, 2018
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Are You Ready For A Revolution? Sponsored By Diplo And Fred Hamptonmessymandella

Revolution EP Tracklist
1. Biggie Bounce (feat. Angger Dimas & Travis Porter)
2. Revolution (feat. Faustix & Imanos and Kai)
3. Crown (feat. Boaz van de Beatz, Mike PosnerRiFF RAFF)
4. Rock Steady (feat. Action Bronson, RiFF RAFF, Mr MFN eXquire & Nicky Da B)
5. Revolution (feat. Faustix Imanos and Kai) [Boaz van de Beatz Remix]
6. Biggie Bounce (feat. Angger Dimas Travis Porter) [TWRK Remix]
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Fred Hampton’s objectives were to protect the women and men in urban communities, from Police Brutality. Look around, this is still a problem with Kyam Livingston, and Oscar Grant! In 1965 Fred Hampton knew the danger the under education, and poverty-stricken would have to face to reach their goals. He wanted education and betterment for his people.