Culturally Responsive Instruction: Teaching physics through the lens of photography By: Sienna A. Smoot (Ed.D)

I propose that there be an option provided to students that affords them an integrated Physics course that fosters culturally responsive teaching (CRT). One way of doing this, is to introduce physics through the lens of photography.  

Every child is a born scientist.  Their innate desire to touch and taste things is evidence that they are natural explorers who are driven by curiosity and interests. Nevertheless, when our children step into the education system, their natural desire for learning is deduced to their ability to pass a test likely not written by someone of their culture. Their curiosity is boxed in by projects designed and developed by the educator.  Our children are attempting to display what they know without respect for the culture that they know.  

In recent years, there has been a major push for CRT, which is a researched-based approach that creates connections between what our children learn and their culture, experiences and language.  Educators are encouraged to innovate and insert culturally-responsive activities into their curriculum.  Nevertheless, how does one insert a culture they do not know themselves.  There are various projects in the works that address that. One such project is the MILOEDU.com project created by Gary Mack and Lybroan James.  After attending this training, I was able to view teaching some aspects of Physics from a culturally responsive perspective.   

I am a science teacher in Hawaii and I am also a part-time model.  Specifically, I teach high school Physics. I am also an adjunct faculty at a local medical college here in Hawaii. I know my “ISH” when it comes to science, culture and curricula.  Physics is the study of the motion of matter, force, energy and their behavior through space and time. This definition is simplified best by saying that Physics is the study of the universe and all that is moving around in it.  Among all of the other sciences, Physics focuses on the “how” things happen.  How does light work? How does the skin react to light? How does a photographer capture an image or theme with light? 

Nevertheless, it does not matter what I know. What matters is the environment surrounding the student that fosters creativity and innovation via culturally responsive teaching. Among the environments that can deliver a cultural, equitable, relevant and real world learning experience is the learning space of photography. 

I often work with Brooklyn photographer Jihaad Muhammad owner of  https://annurmedia.com/ .  I watch him set his lens, adjust and direct the lighting. Photography is a consistent struggle to get the skin tones, theme and lighting where it needs to be. The culture of the photographer bleeds through the lens and it shows in their work. Photographers spend a lot of time teasing out the imperfections and color nuances. They find the best angle to capture the structures of the objects in their focus. Photographers manipulate, bend, and refract light in order to get a perspective about the object with appreciation for the meaning of the photograph. 

The shape and thickness of the lens, time and the velocity of light are all essential to the quality of the photograph. Sensors play a role in precision in obtaining optimal focal length. Some cameras use light fields to capture the image. A light field is a set of all light rays in every point in space. This means that the camera does not have to focus first before taking a picture. It captures all light vectors. 

What does this have to do with high school physics?  In short, all of these ideas are also taught in high school physics.  There are traditional labs that have been used for decades. Then students generate a lab report and move on to the next chapter. Where is the creativity and culture in that experience? What if students produced a portfolio of photographs that display their understanding of optics?  Think about how meaningful that kind of experience would be to the student. So again, I propose that there be an option provided to students where they can be afforded an integrated Physics course that fosters CRT.  One way of doing this, is to introduce physics through the lens of photography.

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Edward L Hennings: From Bars to Business

Bio: Edward L. Hennings is beyond a survivor, he is successful award-winning Milwaukee based author, a world class entrepreneur, motivational speaker, life coach/mentor and policy reform advocate. He possesses a supernatural energy and drive for success like no other. As the owner of three businesses, Hair Code, a successful barber and beauty salon, Vision Universal Trucking and E.L. Hennings LLC, Edward has proven his strength and capabilities when many thought it was impossible.

After being sentenced to 40 years in prison, he was forced to reconsider his way of thinking and the impact of his actions. While incarcerated, he participated in various initiatives to educate and mentor youth, which evoked a passion for speaking to others about his experience and dedication to overcoming adversity. After serving 20 years in prison, Edward now dedicates a large percentage of his time sharing how he turned “street skills” into key “life skills and business strategies”. Mr. Hennings revealed his collection of proven principles to passing various tests in his first book- The Answers: A Guide to Passing the Test of Your Life. Little did he know that the growing demand and popularity of his book would lead him to a new chapter as the founder of The Change Institute, an online, interactive course developed to educate, motivate and empower future entrepreneurs all over the world!

He has become a highly sought-after motivational speaker and prison reform policy advocate. Edward’s innate entrepreneurial skills has earned him a new title as a key business strategist and consultant. Previous speaking events include: Department of Workforce Development (DWD), Department of Corrections (DOC), Running Rebels, Milwaukee Police Department, and several area middle and high schools. He continues to make strategic yet impactful collaborative relationships with large organizations like the Milwaukee Bucks to help solidify and spread his message.

Edward Hennings brings a unique perspective, genuine passion and personal mission to inspire the lives of individuals who are currently, or have previously, experienced adversity and/or trauma, through motivational speaking, coaching, and mentoring. With all that he has done, it’s just the beginning!

www.edhennings.com

Enter the Woo at your own Risk ( Rapper Pop Smoke puts New York City back on the hip-hop scene)

New York City has been in shambles within the Hip-Hop culture
over the last few years. During a Time when the culture was vulnerable, a colorful
haired loud rapper by the name of Tekashi 6ix 9ine came up and brought a lot of energy
back to the city. After about a year or so of yelling over beats, and antagonizing
other artist all over the country screaming “Suck my d*%k”, he ended up falling just
as quick as he came up. What made matter worst is he came the biggest labeled
rat in the history of Hip-Hop. While that heat was simmering down another star out
of Brooklyn New York was brewing. Meet the Woo!

Rising star Pop Smoke born Bashar Barakah Jackson in Brooklyn
New York to a Jamaican mother and a Panamanian father began to make a name for
his self on the music scene. The young rapper and songwriter got his start in
April of 2019 when he released the song "Welcome to the Party", the
lead single of his debut mixtape Meet the Woo, which was released in July 2019 that
went viral with 28 million views to date. He was signed to Victor Victor
Worldwide and Republic Records. The song was later remixed by Nicki Minaj
and Skepta in August 2019 making his name even bigger on the music scene. Soon after he followed up with “DIOR”.

The Woo seems to be just getting started, and by they wave of the Woo, it looks like Pop Smoke will be bringing the hop-hop scene back to the essence of New York. The voice, the style, and the energy has allowed him to carry the city on his back with the support of New York top artist like 50 Cent, Nicki Minaj, Fabolous, Casanova and more. The 20 years old self acclaimed King of New York may have spoke his title into existence..

Check full article in issue #26 of Scrilla Guerillaz Magazine available in March of 2020.

Farewell to a King in the making "Leroy L. Phinazee" 1989-2019

On June 24th 2019, Leroy Phinazee was shot and killed in cold blood around 7pm in Harlem on 137th street on Lenox avenue. At the time of his death Leroy was only 29 yrs young. He was a father, a brother, a son, a friend and a king in the making. Unfortunately his life was cut short of his comings. The crazy part is he was killed only 2 blocks from where his father Big Lee was killed as well his uncle Big L was killed.

As most have heard about his recent demise from local news articles and social media farewell post, most wasn’t informed of his plans and what he had in the works. Leroy was a dedicated father and made it his business to take care of son who is an aspiring basketball player. Leroy did his best to attend every basketball game and take side line pix in support of his son. His son’s future was his main focus. I can recall us having numerous conversations on what we have to do for our kids so they have a better life than had. He wanted the best for his son by any means necessary. We would have debates on how expensive the basketball programs is in Atlanta vs. in New York. this was a topic we talked about on several occasions. .

Aside from the discussions about our kids we also was working on a project titled “Put It On” which is a film based on the life and death of his uncle Lamont Coleman Phinazee better known as the Harlem rap legend Big L. We’ve been working endless nights on the project for about 2 years and just finished the script up a few days before his passing. He was listed as the ex-producer and scheduled to portray his father also named Leroy Phinazee (Big Lee) in the film. This would have been his debut as an actor and as a film producer. During the course of us building the film we went to Los Angeles to rub elbows with the big names in the film industry and we built some great relationships with some great people. He enjoyed the grind. Things was just getting where we wanted them.

Leroy and Daze in Los Angles at The Staples Center

During the time we hit Los Angles we attend the Oscars, then a adult convention event at the Staples Center and a really dope party after the Oscars. We had a ball. I remember having a few drinks and Leroy was like, “Yo bro you good? You know you gotta get it us back to our room right, I ain’t driving out here in LA, my license suspended ”. LOL. I remember driving up the Hollywood hills one early morning and Leroy sat in the back on the passenger side with the window crack half way. He was like “ Yo bro be careful driving on this shit, feels like we about to drive right off. Keep your eyes on the road”. Lol. We laughed at how serious he got the closer we got to the edge. I’m not going to lie, it was scary but it was a beautiful site to see once we got to the top. We all enjoyed the priceless view at the top of Hollywood.

Leroy at the top of the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles 2019

Every body that knew Leroy would tell you, Leroy wasn’t into the night life at all. No drinking no smoking none of it. He always move with direct purpose. When he came to ATL to visit me with his god father James we hit up a few spots. I would take them on set of a Love and Hip-Hop taping where he met a few of the cast members and we would go to my magazine headquarters downtown Atlanta to go over the movie details. This Big L movie was coming along great. A lot of people from the inner circle wasn’t so supportive of the film but Leroy always said “if they ain’t contributing to what we doing then fuck them, make that shit work best way you can. Stop waiting on these niggaz to get involved”. And that’s how we moved on making this project, and that’s how we going to continue to move until it hits theaters.

From right: Daze, Shan, Leroy, James and Rock at the Scrilla Guerillaz Magazine headquarters in Atlanta

Leroy is definitely going to be missed. This is a major lost to the family and friends that loved him however no one compares to the lost and pain his son must be feeling. As far as the film, we going to continue with the project as best as we can. We were making a few adjustments to the completed script the day Leroy was killed. He will definitely be honored in the film. His main thing with this film was to get it done by any and all means necessary and get to the next project. I won’t speak on what vision he had for the next project publicly but he had a lot in the works and with the blessings of the Phinazee family we will be able to bring his vision to life on the big screen. You will forever be in our hearts and we will honor your legacy Lil Lee. Rest In Heaven my friend. - Jesse (Daze) Swindell

James, Daze and Leroy in Atlanta

Leroy and his son

Daze at the Big L mural where the candles are postioned to say Leroy

The 1st annual Bike Show at the Venue Night club presented by Blood Line was a Hit

May 11th, 2019 we kicked off the 1st annual Bike Show at the Venue. According to the Weather Channel the day prior, it was said to be 100% chance of rain. Los, who was the head promoter of the event and spoke person for Blood Line Riders assured the team the weather will clear up in time for the bike show. It was shaky, but we followed Los’ lead and just as he stated the weather cleared up right on time for the Bike Show to start.

In attendance was our inhouse radio D.J. King D, Daze, Rock, a few models, our in-house photographer Phew, and even Daze’s pops Shannon came down from New York to enjoy the festivities. The event was hosted by Yung Joc, Lil scrappy from Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta plus Greg Street and Bubby Love of V-103. The event featured 100’s of customized bikes and lots of women. The event started off a little slow due to the weather scare but gradually picked up once the sun showed who was superior. Fun in the sun in the presence some of the most exotic bikes Atlanta’s ever seen. Vendors showcased their products while some provided food and other entertainment to keep viewers and bystanders’ eyes balls occupied.  Venue is known for its beautiful woman on staff, and some of the woman took the time to step outside to serve the guest Hookah. The event got better and better as the day went on. Keep on reading and I’ll show you what I mean.

As I said, the night got better and better the later it got. The alcohol started to kick in and more bikes began to pull up. Even though it was a bike show you would think it was a concert from all the celebrities that pulled up along with the latest music being played by the DJ duo. It was a great night over all. Just to think if we had listened to the weather channel none of this would have taken place. At the end of the event Yung Joc presented awards with some cash the best bikes based on categories while telling a few jokes here and there giving the crowd a reason to wait on his every word till the next bike is presented. I’ll let the rest of the photos tell you the rest of the story. One thing I’ll say is damn, Los put on one hell of a show. Can’t wait to the next one. Peace.

Slain rap icon Nipsey Hussle's memorial service will air live on BET Thursday

BET NETWORKS TO BROADCAST AND STREAM LIVE COMMERCIAL-FREE COVERAGE OF BELOVED LA RAPPER AND ACTIVIST NIPSEY HUSSLE 'S 
ENTIRE FUNERAL SERVICES ON-AIR AND ONLINE

“BET REMEMBERS: NIPSEY HUSSLE” TO AIR  ON BET AND STREAM ON BET NEWS’ FACEBOOK PAGE
https://www.facebook.com/NewsBET/ THURSDAY, APRIL 11 AT 1 PM ET

#BETRemembersNipsey

NEW YORK, April 10, 2019 – Grammy-nominated rapper, entrepreneur and advocate for his native South Los Angeles, Nipsey Hussle was beloved globally. From his chart-topping hits to the consistent investment of his earnings into his Los Angeles neighborhood, the nation mourns the passing of Nipsey. BET Networks will commemorate his life and legacy by broadcasting Nipsey’s funeral service in its entirety beginning Thursday, April 11 at 1 PM ET on BET and BET Digital. BET’s commercial-free, live coverage, “BET REMEMBERS: NIPSEY HUSSLE,” will be anchored by BET News’ Marc Lamont Hill who will be joined by entertainment journalist, Gia Peppers.

“We are deeply saddened by the passing of Nipsey Hussle.  Nipsey is part of the BET family and first appeared on the Network in 2009 in a Hip Hop Awards cypher, we share this loss with his millions of fans around the world.  From his insurmountable talent to his commitment to reaching back to underserved communities Nipsey’s kind spirit will be sorely missed.  We will keep his entire family as well as our BET sister, Lauren London in our thoughts and prayers during this immensely difficult time.” Connie Orlando, Head of Original Programming, BET Networks.

For up-to-the-minute details on Nipsey Hussle’s services including video and editorial content, please visit BET.com and follow @BET & @BETNews for the latest news and developments.

Nipsey Hussle memorial service slated for Thursday at Staples Center, according to report

LOS ANGELES (FOX 5 DC) - A memorial service for slain rapper Nipsey Hussle will be held this week at the Staples Center, according to reports.

According to TMZ, the service will take place Thursday morning, and tickets for the event will be sold through a website. 

The 33-year-old rapper was shot dead last Sunday outside of his clothing retail store Marathon Clothing Company in Crenshaw.

His death sent shockwaves throughout the hip hop community.

Hussle was born and raised in the Crenshaw neighborhood of South Los Angeles.

The father of two opened the shop back in 2017.

The rapper broke on to the U.S. Billboard's Hot 100 when he was featured on fellow rapper YG's 2012 hit "Snitches Ain't" with Tyga and Snoop Dogg. Nipsey Hussle's debut studio album Victory Lap was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album in 2019. Cardi B ended up winning the Grammy Award for her album Invasion of Privacy.

The man suspected of shooting him, Eric Holder, was arrested Tuesday and pleaded not guilty on Thursday.Holder has been charged with murder and two attempted murder charges over the Sunday's attack on Hussle and two other men 

The Power of Influence awards celebrates Atlanta's royalty

Atlanta was on fire this weekend during the Super Bowl festivities. Celebrities from all over the country came to the city dubbed to be the Black Hollywood to chime in on the action taking place in the city. While others were in town visiting Atlanta was taking care of its own by producing The Power of Influence Awards hosted by 9x Grammy award winner Bryan Michael- Cox. The event took place February 1st at Coco Studios located on the North/West side of Atlanta. Some of the biggest names in the industry that came out of Atlanta was in the building representing for the natives and their body of work including Monica, T.I. , Jermaine Dupri, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, Bryan Michael-Cox and a host of others. The event was photographed by celebrity photographer Nina better known professionally on the gram as @Karetova. Check out some of the highlights through the night. And when you see @Karetova out in the city be sure to get your photo taking. She’s sure to get you that winning shot.

Super Bowl 2019 weekend in Atlanta's hot spot Oak lounge with 50 Cent and Kevin Hart

The Super Bowl is unequivocally the biggest sporting event of the year. I’m not a die hard sports fan, but I enjoy all the festivities that come with the excitement. While the big game is obviously the most hyped-up and important part of the festivities and excitement that surround it, this contest is a spectacle much larger than football itself and the parties that are thrown for it are much more affordable than the finite amount of game tickets floating out there that are very difficult to come by.

For starters, Feb.2nd Saturday evening Scrilla Guerillaz Magazine made way down to Oak, a hot lounge located in the heart of Atlanta to check out hip-hop icon 50 Cent and the King of comedy himself Kevin Hart. First off let me tell you guys a little about Oak. Oak is Atlanta’s newest, upscale, 4-level entertainment complex in Downtown Atlanta. The venue boasts the most envied views of the city, mesmerizing interior aesthetics, incomparable attention to detail and a customer experience like no other. Great place to turn up amongst the elite.

Upon entering the venue, the crowd was real smooth and relaxed. The drinks wasn’t so good, but after a few of them, it did the trick. We wouldn’t recommend the Long Island’s lol. Anyway, after the headliners showed up the place went in an uproar. 50 Cent, accompanied by his boy Monster and his entourage. Also in his section was DJ Envy. As always 50 was a man of the people. Taking picture with fans, embracing fellow entertainers and over all just showing love to the city of Atlanta while promoting his new BMF series and the launching of his new cognac Branson. Just across the room, sitting on the edge of his section’s balcony was Kevin Hart. Kevin is truly a dope individual, and definitely humbled and down to earth. Not sure if it was the countless bottles popping or the flavored hookah but he was cool as a fan. Surrounded by beautiful woman and his entourage, he wasn’t segregated from the environment like how most A list celebrities are in public. Fans gathered around to take photos and share a few laughs with the icon which he was more than willing to do. He even shared a few laughs with us while we sat just a section over next to him. Also in attendance was Hip-Hop legend Too Short, fellow comedian Michael Blackson, Renee Graziano from Mob wives, HitMan holla from Wild N’ Out,  and a list of others. Check out some of the photos and do check out Oak if your visiting the Atlanta area. Tell them SG Magazine sent you!

Is Tekashi 6ix 9ine the King of the new NEW YORK? by MJ Savino

One of the hottest topics worldwide is Tekashi 6ix 9ine, with the latest being the crown of New York Hip Hop he declares to own.  Let me begin by sending a born day salute to the father of Hip Hop, DJ Kool Herc. If we are discussing crowns and titles of New York it is only fair to mention the creator of Hip Hop. I won't drill the younger generation with a history lesson, although they can highly benefit from one. 

We associate the word King with ruler, leader, a man who can unite people for a greater cause based on his own accolades. Does 6ix 9ine fit this role as King? What has he contributed to Hip Hop? How has the big apple shone since his stance?  Some claim the older generation are stuck in the 90's era of Hip Hop. I beg to differ. We are true to the culture of Hip Hop and its subculture of Boom Bap, storytelling, and conscious rap. Hip Hop is not music, that is only one element. Can the younger generation name the five elements of Hip Hop? Can 6ix 9ine? Music, dance, graffiti, deejaying, and knowledge fuse together for Hip Hop. Can fans honestly say he is an authentic representation?

I'm not here to take anything or any success away from 6ix 9ine. His image is targeted to a certain age group. An age group that is vulnerable and seeking an out from school, parents, teenage struggles, and finding themselves. In that sense, yes 6ix 9ine might fit the bill as King. He offers that carefree, eccentric, and flashy lifestyle that most teens are drawn to. Unfortunately, that's all they choose to see. Do they acknowledge the gang references? Do they acknowledge the degrading of young adolescent females? Do they acknowledge the disrespect to our forefathers who created the foundation of Hip Hop? Does his music offer motivation, or even talk about real life issues that the younger generation can relate to? 

Read full article in Issue #20 of Scrilla Guerillaz  Magazine

Q&A's with Heru Neter: Why is K-ShiRe the next household name?

Q)For those that don't know where are you from and what do you do?
A)I'm originally from New Orleans but currently between Atl and the DMV. As an artist/entertainer i have the ability to rap,sing, dance, and write songs. I make music thats true to who i am and for the turn up since im all about energy like most great entertainers like MJ and Prince.

Q)What does music do for you spiritually and what type of impact do you plan to make with it?

A)Music gives me life and helps me to cope with my PTSD from 2 tours in Iraq while serving in the U.S. Army. As far as spirtually i believe my gifts come directly from above and truly believe i cant do it without God!

Q) Where did you get the name K-Shire and what role did Scrilla Guerillaz Magazine play in getting you this far?
A) I used to live in Hollywood Cali and went by K-Wurk when I was moving thru the industry then. Long story short I lost myself and had to step away to ground my faith in God and figure out my purpose. The K is for Kevin the Shi for Shilo and the Re for reborn. Kevin Shilo is my government name lol and K-ShiRe represents my growth and rebirth as a person and artist. Daze one the CEOs of Scrilla Guerillaz along with Stevie J honestly put me in the position I'm in right now and the situation with Empire which is huge for me aswell as being one of the lead consultants in my career and this campaign for my debut single "Pinocchio"

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Q) Talk about your main inspiration and what motivates you to make moves in the game.
A) I've been inspired by so many things and people but if i had to pick i would say God number one and the fact that i see a need for my music in this world. I know its so much bigger than me and in general i cant help but create its such a vital part of my existence if that makes any sense lol.

Q) How much does the politics and the social climate effect your music? Would you write a song about mass shooting why or why not? 

A) It definitely weighs heavy on me bc alot of todays issues being an African American male im affected by but more than pointing a finger i would expose the underlying issues in music. My goal is not to segregate or alienate but encourage and inspire people.

Q) Top 5 greatest rapper dead or alive.

A) Tupac, Kendrick, Bg, Drake, Lecrae in my opinion lol

Q) Talk about three ultimate goals you have and how you plan to achieve them. 

A) One to put out atleast one full studio album. Two impact people all over the world and make a real difference. Three live a life that God willing gets me into heaven.

GET SONG HERE ON ALL PLATFORMS! http://hyperurl.co/0v9bia OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO FOR THE 1ST SINGLE RELEASE "PINOCCHIO" FROM ARTIST K-ShiRe UPCOMING PROJECT "THE COME UP" INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/watchmewurk_/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/WatchMeWurk_ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/WatchHowIMove/

Q) Give us some facts on "Pinocchio" how long did it take to create the Music Video and was the track aimed at anyone in particular?

A) The song concept is just a creative way of addressing the many puppets in todays industry/social media and i call them Pinocchios bc i can see them clear as if they nose grow round me. The video took a few hours it was a quick viral performance video to get people familar with me and the record. Lol no the track wasnt singling anyone out just addressing it as a whole but ofcourse coming from my personal experience in this industry.

Q) You're a feature away from being a household name. What feature would take you to that level and do you have any future plans to feature some big names?

A) Im not really sure as it would be upto the people how far the record goes but a few artist i would love to collab with are August Alsina, Lecrae, and Kendrick. Currently no big features in discussion as of today lol. Tomorrow might be a different story.

Q) What more can fans expect from you before the year is up?

A) The next 3 months will be focused on pushing my single and the campaign so ill be doing alot of shows and press in various cities. I have another record I want to drop just for the fans but not sure if it will be ready before the year up.

Q) One piece of advice for the upcoming artist hoping to get into the industry. 

A) Do your research. There is a multitude of sources these days with the internet and also be humble. Humility goes a long way. I would also say know what you are in it for, if u stand for nothing you will fall for anything.

Q) Where can the people find out more about you?

A) If you google my stage name you can see other interviews and such things I've done and also on my social media Mostly ig @WatchMeWurk_ and my soundcloud where  all my music that might not be on other major platforms.

Looking to get in the Music Business as a Indie Artist? Read This First..By: Lordikim

To all my fellow independent songwriters/producers I urge you to never allow sites like Tunecore.com, CDbaby.com, revernation.com, etc. to administer your publishing.  They are all thieves.  All of them.  They will stealyour money and it's nothing you can do about it.  They are only good for getting you on itunes, Spodify, Padora, etc..and for monetizing your youtube videos on your youtube account so that you can get paid off your views.  If you are releasing your music independent set up your own website and sell it through there.  Have your fans buy directly from you.  And prior to your music being released/published you should set up a BMI, ASCAP or SESAC account to keep track of your spins/plays.  That's it.  Don't ever....I repeat ever allow anyone to administer your publishing (especially if they're not paying you) or you will be ripped off without a shadow of doubt.  Publishing and owning your Masters are King in the music business.  Never forget that.  Once you sign a contract that allows someone to administer your publishing you will get screwed. 

Hip-Hop Artist Zues better known as Lordikim

Let me give you an example.  Say you have a really good record and a company wants to use your song in a movie/video game/TV show, etc.  You'll get paid a Masters fee, a publishers fee and a songwriting/producers fee.  If you sign over your administrative rights then the person you signed it over to is not obligated to show you the deal and can hide income from you because he no longer needs your signature to close the deal since you already gave him the rights to administer your publishing rights for you.  If you don't sign over those rights then your signature is needed which means you get to see the contracts.  Most companies won't do business with you unless you allow them to administer your publishing and in that case you should have it put in writing that you "must see every deal/contract or it's a breach of contract.  Only a person that's trying to get over on you will not want you to see the contract.  Peace!!!

All Eyez On Me: The Making of the Tupac Biopic

 “ALL EYEZ ON ME” is the fourth studio album by Original rapper 2Pac Tupac Shakur, released on February 13, 1996 under Death Row Records and distributed by Interscope Records.

The album is frequently recognized as one of the crowning achievements of the 1990s rap era. The album featured the number one singles "How Do U Want It" and "California Love". It featured five singles in all the most of any of Tupac albums. “ALL EYE’Z ON ME” (which was the only Death Row release to be distributed through PolyGram by way of Island Records) made history as the first full length hip-hop solo double album released for mass consumption. It was issued on two compact discs and four LPs. This was also the last album under Death Row to be labeled G-Funk record, as G Funk wouldn't exist after Daz Dillinger's album in 1998.

“ALL EYE’Z ON ME” was the second hit album from 2Pac to reach number one on both the Billboard and the R&B/Hip-Hop charts. The album won the 1997 Soul Train Album of the Year. Tupac also won the Award for Favorite Rap/Hip-Hop Artist at the 24th Annual AMA’s and is also commonly referred to as one of the greatest hip hop/rap albums of all time. The album was certified Diamond by the RIAA on July 23, 2014.

        Actual photo : Tupac Shakur's New York State  Department Of Corrections ID

As you know one year before in October of 1995, Marion Suge Knight and Jimmy Iovine paid the $1.4 million bail dollars necessary to get Tupac released from Clinton Correctional facilities on appeal which Madonna was going to put up, because at the time Pac was destitute and unable to make bail. “All EYE’Z ON ME” was released following an agreement between Knight and Tupac Shakur which stated Pac would make three albums under Death Row Records in return for them paying his bail. Fulfilling part of Tupac's brand new contract, that was as thin as the loose leaf paper it was written on… This double album served as the first two albums of his ludicrous three album deal.

Demetrius Shipp Jr. as Tupac Shakur

YES The Movie is finally being filmed I had a brief encounter with the lead actor Demetrius Shipp in LA at a Leila Steinberg event in 2012. Even then I thought it was uncanny the resemblance of Pac as if he had surgery or something, but reconsidered naaaaaah he was too young that was 5 years ago…  Anyway “All EYEZ ON ME” is the bio-pic and Demetrius Shipp Jr is the actor that has been chosen to play Tupac Shakur in the upcoming movie. James G and David Robinson producers/Morgan Creek is the film company, "Director Benny Boom and L.T. Hutton is another executive producer who is also key in piecing together this edgy silver screen adventure,” but I do know Shipp has been given the lead role as Tupac. Production of which was filmed in Atlanta, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles of course.

Shipp's father worked in the music industry and is rumored to have produced a 2pac song “Toss It Up” which is how Demetrius met Pac as a child and "he's been a huge fan ever since. Demetrius was new to acting when I met him 5yrs. ago before landing the lead role, but his family already knew he was going to play Pac and told me they were going to put him in acting classes. Then the project was scratched. Again the talks surfaced again and him in the role based on his striking resemblance to the late Tupac Shakur. It’s also rumored he's been taking crash courses in acting four days a week to get ready for the part and that’s why the movie took so long to get started on production.

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This movie is supposed to follow Pac’s story through the entire life of Pac from the Black Panther days all the way through the shooting of Tupac on Koval & Flamingo which led to his untimely demise in 96…

Because they’re keeping everything under wraps it was hard getting the skinny on the key players however I’ve found out a little like ‘Kat Graham’ of the “Vampire Diaries” is rumored to have been cast to play Jada Pinkett she has filled that slot *BAM* ‘Jamal Woolard’ will play Biggie Smalls which is no surprise to me, because he played Biggie in the film “Notorious” about ‘Christopher Wallace’, and did a bomb ass job. ‘Stefon Washington is rumored to appear in the movie as Diddy. Danai Guira( The Walking Dead) will appear as a Young Afeni Shakur congratulations on your BLACK GIRLS ROCK award. ‘Dominick Satana’ is striking in his appearance as Marion Suge Knight.  The man known as Haitian Jack will be played by Cory Hardict. Lauren Cohen as Leila Steinberg, Jaime Hector as Mutulu Shakur, Clifton Powell, as an Inmate in Clinton Correctional Facility,

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“Side note” y’all know who Haitian Jack is right? He is most notably recognized as the guy who allegedly set Pac up with the hooker that cried rape and sent a brother to prison for sodomy.  What you don’t know is back Before Pac was signed to Death Row (Interscope Geffen A&M) signed Tupac after his smashing performance in the film “Juice” he put out 2pacalyse but Interscope didn’t kick in the funds like they should have, like they knew what he was worth, so it’s rumored that his fans approached him one day and blessed with all this gold jewelry. Allegedly ‘Haitian Jack’ was one of the fans, and said you don’t look like a superstar, you should be dipped in ice and gifted him with a mass amount of 14k gold chains, rings, watches, and medallions.

                                                Tupac (Center) Haitian Jack (Right) 

Allegedly sometime after 2Pac started getting some recognition from the film he did with ‘Janet Jackson’ “Poetic Justice” Haitian Jack figured it was time to withdraw from Pac like an ATM. However Shakur was like yo “you been hanging out with me blowing spices every night, and I’ve been treating y’all to a Rap superstar lifestyle, nobody has done that for you. V.I.P.  Everywhere all the babes you could fuck we should be even. Haitian Jack was reluctant and declined the proposition that’s when they fell on bad terms.

Y’all don’t know this but Haitian Jack is known as a big Shot caller in the streets of Brooklyn over all the West Indians, Jamaicans, Trinidadians, and Haitians. Allegedly the position was given to him by the Italian Mafia in Brooklyn. This means he owns the streets in certain parts of Bk, and if you’re a player on the streets and you’re West Indian you have to answer to him. That also meant Biggie Smalls as well.  If you remember in “Notorious” biggie tried to warn Tupac. When Christopher Wallace seen him with those dudes at a club in New York City, he was like “Yo Pac you know who that is, you need to be careful the people you hang around with them some serious dudes”.

Now if you look up (“Jimmy Rosemond” his government name) aka (Jimmy Henchmen his hood name) you’ll find out this guy allegedly helped (Haitian Jack) carve out a spot in the streets of a Brooklyn neighborhood with a lot of ruthless gunplay. These guys were street legends and known criminals on the streets.

One thing led to another with Jack and Shakur they engaged few yelling matches, so forth and so on, so Jimmy Rosemond and his goons ambushed the legendary rapper in quad studios, they got to jerking on them hammers and shot the brother for the jewels in question.

Okay back to the film… ‘Grace Gibson’ is rumored to be casted as Faith Evans… I love me some Faith don’t nobody better not say nuthin bad about Faith Evans… lmao…

I personally had to sit down with some of the known Outlawz Young Noble & E.D. I mean, who are playing themselves in the bio-pic, or I refused to write the story, and this is what they had to say about the bio-pic.

                 OutLawz : Hussein Fatal (Left) Young Noble (center) E.D.I. Mean (right)

To start the conversation I had to pay homage to Hussein Fatal & of course Tupac Shakur who passed on into the essence July of 2015, (Rest In Peace Hussein Fatal) Then what I asked Young Noble first was how far are they going back in this film? and he confirmed they’re going back all the way back to the Panther-21 and the lessons he learned from his mother Afeni and Mutulu Shakur, Geronimo Pratt, so as a treat you guys will finally get to sit at the kitchen table with Tupac as a kid while he learns his lessons, and see why he was such a prolific an emcee.

                      Demetrius on set  as young Tupac along side Director Benny Boom

While we were conversing Noble made it very clear he approves very much of the actor (Demetrius Shipp) in the role of Tupac. Young Noble says of young Demetrius has captured the different personalities that Shakur would exhibit and you know Pac was a Gemini so he had multiple personalities, and on top of that he was groomed in a day & time when you could count on black soldiers to be soldiers. There are so many different levels to Pac, he’s like a diamond so many different faucets you land on one level and you think that’s it with him, and surprise there’s another level. He continues with it’s obvious you can’t put 25 years into 2+1/2 hours, but they’re doing a hellava good job.

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The Outlawz as a crew is significant in the life of Shakur from 1995 through Kadafi who is Pac’s half-brother, which they (The Outlawz) all grew up together in New Jersey. Now as far as the other Outlawz“Castro” didn’t want anybody playing him, and “Napoleon” lives in Saudi Arabia and is a devout Muslim, and you don’t use their likeness without their consent. He went on to say that Morgan Creek did hire Courtney James as Yaki Kadafi, and to play Hussein Fatal is a young man by the name of Jermaine Carter, and Rayan Lawrence as Treach of Naughty by Nature…

When asked about Leila Steinberg he says she approves of the making of the movie as they were shooting for 6 days a week for 4-5 months, and that’s how they’re getting it done. They shot the movie in three different stages of Pac’s life in one day, so he can go from a Gumby to a bald head in a matter of hours.

                                            Demetrius as Tupac on set in Vegas

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SXSW 2017 Recap w/ Jenna Herche

As I sit in Charlotte for a layover, I have had more and more time to think about why I love travelling so much. In the last year, I have tackled Austin, Atlanta, Miami, New Orleans and Austin again this weekend. I attended SXSW for the second consecutive year, and plan on making the annual trip to SXSW going forward.

My reasons are simple. The minute you land in a new city with a Yankee fitted on, you are embraced immediately; I do not care where you go. The people want to know all about you, they love our style and our accent apparently; who knew? SXSW was no different than last year in this respect. In a radius of roughly six blocks, the streets were lined with live entertainment and revelers of all sorts, each with a game plan in mind. Flyers, CD’s and other promotional goodies are swapped, ideas are discussed and connections are made.

My game plan this year, was to formally promote www.senecavillage.net, a virtual marketplace for minority and black owned businesses to progress and prosper; a site co-founded with Mr. Nice Tie, aka Petty Post. The site boasts talent of all sorts on a national and international level and is set up demographically. It is complimentary for up and coming businesses and talent and funded by sponsors. I dusted Texas with about two-thousand flyers; the concept was received well. Petty Post and I look forward to working with new talent and moguls in the making; their stories will be told on www.senecavillage.net and we encourage you to check it out.

Another reason I love to travel, is the insight it offers you on your peers in the game. Who takes themselves seriously and who is just talking. This is important to me as it allows me to dismiss people before I invest too much time, energy, effort and money into situations that will ultimately go nowhere. It exposes one’s level of awareness on expanding brands and the value of promotion and marketing on a grander scale. I hate to admit it, but I find New York flooded with talent in an already saturated market; it makes it complicated to stick out. Conversely, out-of-towners are all dying to come to New York with the hopes of making it big. In my opinion, this is why “The New Yorker” is such a coveted visitor in other states. We offer invaluable insight as to what to expect and not expect from New York and the politics that come with the territory.

New York was well represented. Some notables from this weekend were Math of the Vandal Hour, featured on DTF Radio Saturday nights at 11pm. He had a staffed table at Peckerhead’s, complete with step and repeat, cameras and marketing goods. He was in prime position to capture key footage of TI’s performance. Jack Thriller, a SXSW staple, held his annual showcase; the house was packed. What I enjoy most about Jack’s showcases is the variety of talent; demographically and creatively speaking. He is able to attract this caliber of talent because of his fan base; an investment worth every penny for the right artist.

Torae and K.Fhox have been everywhere lately, so I wasn’t surprised to run into Torae personally; I didn’t catch up with K.Fhox but her marketing was all over the place. Choppa Zoe, of Money & Violence, was there promoting his music; his street team was in full effect. D-Teck of Konvict Music and Success of Atlantic Records were there to judge the Coast 2 Coast Showcases back to back on Friday and Saturday night; there was a great turn out of talent there as well.

I ran into Kwan Lee of Kwan Lee TV; it has been a minute since our last encounter and I can see why. He literally had his hands full; one with a camera, the other with business cards. I follow his social media and see him working on quite a bit; consistently. I highly recommend him for your photography and videography needs. He takes himself and the people he works with very seriously; it is clear in his work ethic. In his company, we ran into Cortez, another New York native on a mission.

Yannie, a personal favorite of mine for some time now, was in the mix like no other. She is an absolute powerhouse. I first met her through my work with Money & Violence; she is their publicist and a woman who wears many hats. Yannie is always surrounded by talent who are invested in their careers. This weekend she was with Phresher Dygz, a break-out artist from New York I’m also partial to. He tore the stage down with his hit “Wait A Minute”. I would be remiss if I did not mention Malcom X. He is also an artist, but filled the roll of hype-man in such a way, Spliff Star and Flavor Flav would tip their hats to.

Chase Baker, D. Chamberz, Bad Girl Cris, the Popular Stranger, Berri Life and Twan Da Dude were also in Austin, however, I did not cover their shows personally. I am privileged to live locally to these artists and am well aware of what they have to offer. What I really went to SXSW for was to scout talent from out of town; I had my pick of genre and venues to say the least. The first act I caught, The Wistful Larks, was a Rock’N Roll Group from Chicago. I had just landed and had to hit up a familiar spot, The Nook, for my first Blue Moon; they were mid performance and their energy kept me in the building. SXSW was one leg of their tour on the West Coast; I look forward to more from them in the future.

I happen to love John Legend’s “All of Me”, so when Paul and Julian were doing their rendition of it on the street, I just had to stop. This is part of the beauty of SXSW, literally every corner has its own vibe, complete with its own audience. You never know who you will encounter or impress, so everyone is on their A game. Press and media are key in this industry. I bumper into longtime acquaintance Gray Rizzy, of Shade 45 and Sirius XM, on Sixth; he was a panelist this year. Essince and Brooks, contributors for Hip Hip Weekly, were there to push their newest medium, Royal Heir Magazine. While there promoting www.senecavillage.net, I made it a point to pick up every CD, flyer and business card I could find. I am currently listening to new music from across the United States; reviews will follow on an independent level.

If you are an upcoming artist, looking to break out, this is the perfect opportunity for you. Planning and preparation, as with life, are key here. You should have your hotel booked by the end of the summer and your airfare handled by December 2017 for the best prices and hotel locations. The badges are expensive. I had one last year and opted to go without it this year; in my opinion I saved about $700.00. The key things to bring are business cards, the goods you are marketing, a street team and an amazing attitude. With that said, I look forward to seeing you next year.

KANAN: AMERICA'S FAVORITE PSYCHO

Alcohol consumed during this creative process: Effen Vodka & Effen Vodka Black Cherry (inspired by 50 Cent)

Headphones used during this process: SMS Audio Wireless Sports Headphones (Carmelo Anthony Edition) and SYNC by 50 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker

Dual Location: Roscoe's Chicken & Waffles, 1514 North Gower Street (Corner of Sunset & Gower), Hollywood, Ca 90028 and World famous Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood.

Current attire: Red Pushers Collective X-Label Shoulder Tee X-Label Sweat Short Black, Pushers Collective Black Beanie, Black Nike running shoes 5.0 series, white Apple watch, and my usual platinum dog tag.

Music powered by 50 Cent, & Dr. Dre 9 Shots, Strong Enough, Patiently Waiting, New Day, I'm The Man Remix featuring Chris Brown, So Disrespectful & All in a Days Work by Dr.Dre (Compton Soundtrack )

Streaming service equipped with TIDAL (High Definition)

Current Mood: Hungry as sh*t. Just pulled into Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles and hyper-aggressive because #POWER is coming back to TV on 7/14. #KANANRETURNS. Streets are hungry to see his impact this year.

Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles is super busy on this late Saturday night.  But it's to be expected the iconic restaurant is a hot spot for everyone from celebrities to your hardest drug dealer. I finally get seated towards the back, and it's perfect to start my article "America's Favorite Psycho: KANAN". I slide on my SMS Audio wireless headphones, open TIDAL and select the track "9 shots." Curtis "50" cent Jackson is a fantastic hood storyteller and revealed the birth of his character KANAN in the song "9 shots." The first verse gives me visions of riding shotgun with KANAN through Queens looking for GHOST.

I was innocent then, I ain’t do no wrong

She said, “you mommy little man, ” I said, “yep, uh huh”

She was everything to me, when she came, I just lit up

Sunday morning I was so sharp, all did up

It was welfare hustlin', they killed her for that

The first shot, bullet wound in my back

I’m fucked up, look at my sneakers, I’m fucked up

Now I’m on my own, mommy gone

Sam said, “you a young boy, why your clothes look so old?

You don’t need fish, little nigga, you need a pole

You don’t need no new kicks, you need an O”

Chop that, bag it, get right back at it

That touched me, it hit me in my heart

I’m a hustler, homie, you was giving me my start

I am what I am, Sabrina’s only baby

Practicing in the mirror, pulling out my .380

Oh man, I fucked up nana gonna kill me

Whenever shit can go wrong it always will

See, seven grams of cocaine, three grams of dope

Saint Mary medallion hanging from my rope

Try to punk me and my gun smoke

Look, I’m outta control, my gun go

Off like it’s legal, call the cops, you need to

Give ‘em my description, I ain’t bullshittin'

My high school sweetheart love didn’t last long

Niggas start flashing that bread and she was gone

That hurt me like the bullet in my calf then

My next girl was a pain in the ass

I got two shots left, in case niggas try to get me

That’s nine shots, we just call it fifty

I put this track on repeat, and my mind starts to paint visual pictures of KANAN for this article for Scrilla Guerilla Magazine.  Before KANAN could ever develop real feelings and connect emotionally with the people around him they were gone.  The mother is the first teacher of the child and the streets killed her before their relationship blossomed. KANAN was only eight years old, and his innocence was forever gone.  KANAN never allowed himself to feel vulnerable again towards people.  Few people can understand the magnitude of death, sorrow, and survival of the fittest at the tender age of eight years old.  The street life adopted KANAN and designed the perfect sketch of an American psycho. "9 shots" is blaring through my headphones so loud, my lovely waitress tapped my shoulder and said are you ready to order? I apologized for the delayed response and ordered the "Obama Special." She said my order would be ready in about 10 minutes, and she inquired about what I was writing. I told her a full feature on KANAN, who stars in the hit show POWER. She lit up and said I would love to be his ride or die, girlfriend, he's the epitome of gangsta. I laughed and said that's my guy KANAN, and I told her I'd tell him you said hello.  We both laughed, and I started back writing my KANAN article.

The Obama Special is my favorite item, and nothing compares to Roscoe's Chicken & Waffles!  As I wait for my Uber driver to arrive, I switch my music selection to "Strong Enough" off the "Before I Self Destruct" album. Gladys Knight voice is so angelic and soulful at the beginning of the track, and 50 adds his signature fearless god-flow, and the track explodes thru my headphones.  The lyrics reflect the gritty mentality of KANAN. I can visualize 50 cent in a black hoodie; blue Yankee fitted, black jeans, and G-Unit starring at his reflection with these lyrics racing through his mind.

I do more than talk that I mu'fuckin walk that

Blue Yankee cap back, fuck around get CLAPPED AT

I sleep with the stainless I walk with the stainless

Man everybody know about 50 I'm famous

New York New York!!!! I run New York!!!!

Ask Dread at the weed spot I come through in the mean drop

In different boroughs I have different moments

On different days niggas know how I'm on it

I'm pretty like a Harlem nigga, I'm a shooter like a Brooklyn nigga

I'm a hustler don't get no bigger

Queens, Southside 'til they bury me

BX two tek's, flames out the nozzles

R1 One wheel, Christian Dior goggles

Spare with me start some shit send the shooters out

Come out the club we out front with the Rugers out

Nah ain't no sense to talkin peace my brotha

That beef will probably send your monkey ass to see Allah

The Uber driver arrives, and I instruct her to drive me to the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood.  My driver is a very attractive black woman and we immediately engage in dialog. I told her to take the long route because I was currently entering into my writer's zone. I advanced her $50.00 for the extra time, and she smiled and said write a novel in my backseat. LOL. As we cruise through Los Angeles, I'm reflecting on the lyrics of "Strong Enough" and I realize KANAN is alive more than ever inside Curtis "50 cent" Jackson.  KANAN's life, filled with obsessive pain, financial pursuit, calculated violence, and a kamikaze ending.  KANAN's narcissistic personality fuels his passion for destruction and chaos towards anyone blocking his pathway to hedonism.  Everything existing around KANAN is temporary from his street relationships and remaining family members.  KANAN temperament is erratic, uncalculated, and supremely violent at all times. 

The streets understand the mindset of KANAN and that's where he finds comfort and emotional balance. All humans need some form of balance and acceptance in their life.  KANAN understands his journey requires a kill or be killed mentality at all times.  KANAN never any personal attachments in his life after his mother passed.  Producing a child in this world was the last thing he wanted.  Having a child creates an emotional and personal vulnerability for the parent. KANAN knows the streets don't protect anyone; you must protect yourself from the streets.  The incredible dynamic of the show POWER is Courtney Kemp Agboh (Co-Executive Producer) leverages the worst characteristics of a human and enables KANAN to execute them flawlessly.  Imagine holding a gun to the face of your son and shooting him without hesitation and watching him bleed out to death.  Welcome to the world of KANAN.

The show POWER enables KANAN to showcase to viewers real truth behind the mentality of the broken family cycle.  KANAN rarely looks at his reflection because it reminds him of everything he's lost and will never find again. Surviving as a soulless human is a desperate, weak, and vulnerable existence. KANAN is the ultimate nemesis for GHOST on #POWER. KANAN operates like a piranha on the streets and GHOST knows he won't stop until he's dead or devoured it's target: GHOST.  KANAN is the only character on television that has no filter, script, conscience, moral responsibility, and the Starz network has the winning formula.  Viewers never know when and where KANAN will strike, which creates hysteria, paranoia, and fear. KANAN's lifestyle commands 24/7 attention to detail, and he has to remain mistake-free. 

Curtis "50" Jackson is KANAN in every way which makes him perfect for this role. Curtis "50 cent" Jackson has created a phenomenon in #POWER because he's televising an ugly side of the street life in the most beautiful way possible.  You can't imagine a drug-dealer taking time out to watch #Empire, but you can see your local drug deal-dealer watching #POWER.  That's the unique advantage of the #POWER TV dynamic; it aligns three different worlds.  The general American society, underworld, and corporate professionals crave #POWER, because it answers a curiosity in them all.

Curtis "50 cent" Jackson is a crazy motherfucker in general, which makes him a genius for creating a TV program which reflects the violent, dysfunctional, and strategic lifestyle he's maintained for over 30 years.  Curtis "50 cent" Jackson is a controlled version of the Bishop character played by the late great Tupac Shakur.  KANAN shadows Curtis Jackson everywhere he's going in life, and that will never change.  However, Curtis Jackson understands when and where to unleash his alter ego "KANAN."  I always go back to the lyrics in the song "9 Shots" when he says, "I am what I am, Sabrina’s only baby,Practicing in the mirror, pulling out my .380".  That's a very chilling verse and cold reality of the other side of Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson.

The Uber driver alerts me that we've have reached the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood. I can't believe we've been driving around for over an hour! I asked for her name, and she said "Regina" and I said I'm Jonathan P-Wright.  Regina told me "you mumble while you work, so I know your thoughts are deeply rooted within passion."  I politely said thank you so much and exited the vehicle.  As I walked away, she asked me one last question, "what are you going to name your article"? I turned around and said "KANAN: America's Favorite Psycho." She smiled and said I'm looking forward to reading your masterpiece, and I told her thanks for riding with me on the journey.

Jonathan P-Wright is one of the lead writers for Scrilla Guerillaz Magazine, SG Experience, and host of the Million Dollar Mindset Talk Show powered by RAIRADIO and TALKTOCHELYNN broadcast network. Check out interviews with actor from the hit show Power like actor Luis Ramos better known as Vibora "Ruiz" and Jerrel Wesly

This article will be featured in the printed version of Scrilla Guerillaz Magazine issue #16 available August 8th 2016 #Powerreturns Season 3 July 17 Starz #ScrillaGuerillazMagazine