“Life’s a Bitch and then you die, that’s why we get high, cause you never know, when your gonna go”
The hook/chorus from the song Life’s a Bitch by Nas featuring A.Z. Produced by L.E.S. from the classic album Illmatic released in 1994 on the Columbia records label.
The heading of this post is jacked from A.Z.s first line of the song.
“Visualizing the realism of life in actuality, fuck who’s the baddest a person status depends on salary”
He pack so much into those bars, a rewind was necessary off top. If you’re unfamiliar with the customs of hip hop one thing you never do is stop the music and rewind unless its mutually agreed upon. Its just a respect thing and trust me you don’t wanna be the one killing the vibe.
The song has so many more lines in the same vein and that’s what makes the song and the album a classic. Just think 26 yrs later I’m blogging about just one line from the song because it has me asking myself.
Am I Visualizing the Realism of Life in a Actuality?
My answer is yes most of the time. I love to share thoughts and ideas. Then I ask myself.
Can I help others Visualize Life in Actuality?
Yes, I just have to find an audience that wants to visualize life in actuality. This might be hard because most of the world just doesn’t know me yet.
Getting the word out thru telepathy might work, but what if one isn’t a telepath? Okay, maybe this blog post will reach the people I’m looking for. That doesn’t make sense the people have to be reaching for me. I’ll do a YouTube video? nobody doesn’t know you on YouTube either. I’ll do a Podcast and people can find me there, same problem nobody has heard of you.
Then I visualized life in actuality again and thought all those things are true, but the only way to change them is to write that blog, make that video, record that podcast, and send out those telepathic vibes.
If I don’t when my people come looking they’d still be blind if I didn’t do the work.
And that boys and girls is visualizing life in actuality
Peace and Love this give you a Chance For More
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