Remember Wah?

She claims she’s the smartest and the queen, but turns around and screams her grandfather’s Social Security number out loud. 🤦🏾‍♀️ She claims Black Power, but only when the mood suits her. That’s the problem with people who want the title without understanding the responsibility behind it. You can’t claim to represent a movement when you don’t respect what it stands for. Black empowerment is more than a slogan, a temporary mood, or something to use when it benefits your image. It takes knowledge, discipline, consistency, and a genuine understanding of the history behind it. Meanwhile, some people are so busy chasing clout, fame, and attention that they forget to build character, develop their minds, and establish something meaningful. They want the recognition without the research, the crown without the wisdom, and the influence without the accountability. Everybody wants to be seen, but not everybody is willing to stand for something when the cameras are off. Being loud doesn’t make you intelligent. Calling yourself royalty doesn’t make you a queen. And claiming a movement doesn’t mean you understand its mission. Real power comes from what you know, what you protect, what you stand for, and how consistently you live by your principles.