Its hard but Im working on it.

@@dookie7299 Mate most people don't work on it so you're winning

Depends what you would define as an idiot… Many people who claim to not be an idiot are idiotic in ways that they completely overlooked and filled that blank with a victimized excuse to escape responsibility and called it “life…” Being an idiot comes in many shapes but awareness and understanding of these hidden traps are important!!!

Depends what you would define as an idiot… Many people who claim to not be an idiot are idiotic in other ways that they completely overlooked and filled that blank in with a victimized excuse to escape responsibility and called it “life…” Being an idiot comes in many forms but awareness and understanding of these hidden traps are important!!!

check two channels called truthunedited and shattered paradise and the spiritual servant

As someone who is an avid rap listener there are some subgenres of rap more articulate and intelligent than others however the mainstream rap I would never consider as such idk why he claimed "rap" as such. Conscious Rap is chock full or wit and extensive vocab and ideologies the mainstream rarely even tiptoes around their subjects

That's because most rap music sends a horrible message of vulgarity. Just the same as Hollywood trash

@@Respect2theFallen Not all rap, but most rap is very EGO based and I don't see it as enlightened

@@ADUAquascaping did you read my reply thoroughly? Not sure what point you're trying to get across to me as I stated much of mainstream rap is trash nowadays. Peterson's comment on rap being articulate should not even apply to most mainstream rap nowadays that's essentially a fallacy. Young thug, Migos, newer imitators,& others i cant name now cuz I barely listen to the radio "hits" are hardly articulate.

@@ADUAquascaping I think you are using articulate and enlightened interchangeably when they are two different things. I personally like rappers who are articulate and try to make songs that sound good while telling a story, but I don't confuse them as being enlightened individuals. I just like their music and think it's cool that they are so articulate.

Warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war

I’d rather tend to those battlefield dandelions 🤗

@@jitsusingh1601 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Tell that to Samwise Gamgee.

are you sure the gardener wasn't in a side quest?

Utterly bizarre, isn’t it? I’ve seen arguments about him where one side frames their whole argument around things he’s never said but what they think he means and believing what they think he means to be self-evident. I don’t want to infer their intent back (as that’s what’s got us into this mess in the first instance), but it’s difficult to get past wondering if the obtuseness is wilful in service of an agenda

People love putting intense scrutiny on more successful people. So when he used drugs to cope with the grieving process after losing his wife people shit talked him. (No joke. That's not the only point of attack they chose, but it's definitely one of the lowest blows you can dish out).

Because hes exactly against everything shitty media and government promotes. Who do u think is responsible for the depression and loneliness in young men now, who's the one promoting gay and trans and feminine weak men? Exactly, the same media. Why do u think anyone who speaks in mens benefit gets shut down, jordan peterson and look at Andrew tate

I don't think anyone outside of the lefty ecochamber

@@Kurostyle21 wait, his wife is dead?

Then your name is justified good sir 😎

I have zero questions for you anyway.

I want to learn jiu jitsu but my job has me away from home most days. I only have weekends off and a one 8 hour stay in a hotel every week.

How long after starting to train Jiu Jitsu did you begin to notice improvements on your self confidence to fight?

@@gonzalodominguez478 shit it was like 2 weeks for me before I started noticing improvements

Try listening to Eminem then

Lol, catholic rapper

Don't forget Immortal Technique n Eminem

Vinnie Paz I so consistent aswell, the things to understand what Paz, Aesop rock you need to have great knowledge. also k rino good aswell

Honestly yeah

Any books you can recommend?

@@lukholonqojana7325 kzfaq.info

@@lukholonqojana7325 Sophocles, Dante, Virgil, Shakespeare, The Bible, Homer. If it’s older than most people have been alive and still famous, it’s probably worth reading

@@thehornswogglehumdinger9612 not the Bible 😂

@@baki577 the bible is quite good actually, I am personally don't have any faith, but reading the bible or other religions books is great, it teaches a lot about of things.

Some. Some pose and mumble. Some rap about murders they just committed 30 minutes ago, in the city where they live, and then upload those.

@@gg_rider yeah I feel you man. Rap is in a weird place right now.

@@kasontsebastiano Yeah, but kind of been in a weird place for decades. I guess it’s like any art form - there are the good, the great, the geniuses, and the absolute trash heap of shite, tacky, moronic, greedy, deluded and good ol’ mediocre. For every Kendrick, Franti, 2pac, Dre, or Snoop there’s a Vanilla Ice, Kris Kross, Mark Morrison (Return of the Mack?!!) - it’s almost harder naming the bad ones because personal taste aside there are just sooo many nothings in such a huge pile of not very much … but yes - looking (listening) around today - I mean, wtf is 6ix9ine??!!??

Me as well.

Pfft MEH… 😒😒😒 Overrated nonsense of movies AND characters!!!

Lol he obviously has some sort of power if so many people idolize him tho

check two channels called truthunedited and shattered paradise and the spiritual servant

@@getsugaallen6612 But this clearly wasn't the type of verbal articulation they were discussing. Not to take away anything from YB, he has an audience he appeals to, good for him. But using him as an example for verbal articulation in Hip-Hop.....

Fr, If it was Eminem or Immortal Technique, I would agree

Take him in

Stop saying "umm" and "eh" and "like". Don't swear unless it's for a distinct purpose like impact or to show how deadly serious you are. Buy a physical dictionary and have a random "flick" through it. Oh and try not to use the word "get". That's quite a good challenge.

@@JamieRambles thank you so much and thankfully I don't use those phrases as much but swearing I still do and I'm not proud of it.

You have to show it off on a stage. Poetry slam or be in a band.

Write daily.

@@ANameIOnceHad journaling? So far here and there I read and write( journaling) I need to be more consistent

I was homeschooled and it made me cool. My nephews are home schooled and they are extreme weirdos. When homeschooling make sure to get your kids out of the house and around their peers. Sports etc. Situations where they can fail others and also learn to work together, socialize, and make friends. Most of all... make them go outside and work. Start very very young making them work. Like 5 years old. Work is supposed to be like breathing... nobody minds breathing.

@@SmartestDumbGuy it's surprising that that stigma is still around. That problem has been remedied in the last few decades. Parents now home school in pods in order to avoid raising a socially awkward child. I would argue that they are even more socially integrated and definitely not subjects of ind*ctrination

Enjoy the plantation.

@@VeritasIncrebresco It depends a lot on where you live and what community you are talking about. Where I live homeschooling is still done by individual families although they do gather once a month as a group for science lectures. The biggest problem I see is that where I am from most homeschool families fit generally the same mold. Good Christian families with highly educated parents and a good work ethic and similar to the point of almost identical morals. The same is true of most of the “socializing” these kids get. They are around other church families. They do 4H with other pretty much like minded people. But regardless of how hard the parents try there really aren’t good teamwork building experiences (outside the family which is very different than with people at work or other situations) and the kids have practically no exposure to people with other frames of thought or morals or values or politics. I mean they might discuss it at home but that’s very different than working with or going to school with people who are vastly different than your own family. I wonder if that makes kids more firm in their foundations and better able to navigate a world that mostly disagrees with them or if they are going to really flounder and struggle. None of the kids I know are old enough to know how this will play out yet. I know how it played out with the kids my age that I grew up with who were homeschooled, then end result was several out of wedlock babies.

Very nice 👍

People who speak like this do so because of their education and from their own life experience. There are not short cuts.

@@K3r0411 oh so I can’t learn to speak like this. I’m still a child so I thought I had a chance.

Speak like this, and understand it? There are curious assumptions in the background, mind taking a look at them?

@@TheSageOfSixPacks Yes you can. Listen to people speaking to each other. Listen to debates and ask yourself about the why and how of their argumentation styles. You have a point to make. Fair enough but, don't get so focused on getting that point over without listening hard to what your 'opponent' is saying. Listen to what they say and use their 'facts' to reenforce your own argument. Calm clear delivery is a thousand times more powerful than a raised voice and insults.

@@TheSageOfSixPacks Read. Read everything you can get your hands on and read with a dictionary beside you to learn what the words mean. A real physical dictionary not an online one.

​@Prasanth Thomas still is* you have to look for it now tho

Unless you’re being attacked.. Women would just use words and have automatic self defense if it was that easy… Yet so many women get raped and killed all the time!!!

That's not entirely true. The rap artists I grew up listening to are incredibly lyrical. 2Pac, Nas, Mobb Deep, Outkast, and nowadays J.Cole, Kendrick, Big Scarr and Drake to name a few. They rap about a wide swath of subjects...the neighborhoods they grew up in, relationships, society, vices, and other things. Yeah there's a warrior mentality of sorts, but I ultimately enjoyed listening to them because I could relate to many of the things they were saying and could articulate it in ways I couldn't.

Like Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Immortal Technique, Vinnie Paz etc

😂, try immortal technique

Stray slightly away from the mainstream rap about women, money, cars etc. and you will find deep and meaningful lyrics.

Is that who Jordan Peterson is referring to? What rappers does Jordan Peterson think are articulate?

@@zacharyoconnor4672 It isn't too far apart but I did hear some lamentations. Excelt they were also the same boasting artists just one song ago, so the lament feels comical to me.

@Prasanth Thomas Any one in particular? Because I think he made "rap god" and know at least one with that... Natt/Nathan fella? Whoever that was. Honest. Which ones are these boons beyond maybe a bit of rhyme but a lot of vulgarity?

@Prasanth Thomas Okay, so none of them. Good to know the assumption was correct.

I dont think you have to but one more helps a lot

@Prasanth Thomas To the eye of the observer that is exactly what APPEARED to be happening - the Qur'aan is known for figurative expression.😏 Listen to Arabic/translation on KZfaq & you will understand. You will appreciate this amazing style of poetic expression with metaphorical & literal first person (Muhammed himself) & second person address (his community & the rest of mankind ((including us)) till the end of the world & the establishment of a Day-of Judgement) to mankind by Allah/God - similar to the Psalms. And then to put the icing on the cake, the proposition that it is an inspirational address from Allah/God to an ILLITERATE man, who was well known for his honesty & good character, in a community that lacked both these two things - biblically Prophetic. And containing no scientific inaccuracies or contradictions. And revealed over 23 years, recorded in memory (initially) & narrated to the community till death of the Prophet Muhammed (may Allah's Peace be upon him). That's the miracle.🤷🏾‍♂️😏😇🥇🏆🌹...

...WE SHALL SHOW THEM OUR SIGNS UNTO THE FURTHEREST HORIZONS, UNTIL IT BECOMES CLEAR TO THEM THAT THIS IS THE TRUTH...SURAH/CHAPTER FUSSILAT...

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@Prasanth Thomas Shakespeare did fictional romances, tales etc. - not religion. The Qur'aan is not a story book - it is a book of guidance.🤷🏾‍♂️😇

@Prasanth Thomas Just be big mature enough to read the Qur'aan - once at least.🤷🏾‍♂️😇

Dangerous in this case goes way beyond being able to physically fuck someone up. He may have a "squeaky ass voice" but the amount of ppl he can influence is more dangerous than any amount of physical strength...

@@lucasferreira-jornadadaflu6914 yeah I know I’m just saying he’s not exactly manly so it’s ironic

I don’t know, there’s a certain kind of courage in not being afraid to show depth of feeling or vulnerability. Do men view this differently?

@@miklimecat9636 I agree 100%

Can't tell if you're being serious. I hope not.

@@dukeonwheels I wasn't. Get a sense of humor