@slaughter_won yup....your dad's connection to it will always outweigh yours....imagine a 25yr old who's a huge big and pac fan. they'll NEVA comprehend the impact that you and I witnessed
💜 FROM HIP-HOP TO SOMETHING MUCH BIGGER THAN MUSIC! 💜
Most of y’all know me from my hit song “I Got a Man,” but there’s another side of my life that I want to share with you.
My mother, Julie, has been living with Alzheimer’s for years, and watching someone you love go through this disease is not easy. But one thing about me, I’m going to be there for my mother. ❤️
I want to thank Atlanta News First for giving me the opportunity to share my story as a son, a caregiver, and an advocate for Alzheimer’s awareness.
Music has always been a big part of my life, but taking care of my mother is something that means more to me than any hit record.
💜 I hope my story encourages others who are caring for their loved ones. You’re not alone!
🙏 Check out my story on Atlanta News First, and please share it!
https://t.co/KGleYstq7a
#PositiveK #AtlantaNewsFirst #AlzheimersAwareness #EndAlz #CaregiversMatter #FamilyFirst #HipHopLegend
@slaughter_won this is key. that is why it is difficult to compare eras. one can only really speak on the ones they experienced. you can go watch every show james did....and it won't match up to being there in the 60s/70s witnessing it in real time
💜 ATLANTA, WE NEED YOU TO SHOW UP AND SHOW OUT! 💜
🎤 Hip-Hop legend Positive K and Leslie Holland from the Alzheimer Association want YOU to come out and join us for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s! 💜
📅 Saturday, October 31, 2026
📍 Piedmont Park – Atlanta, GA
⏰ Arrival: 8:30 AM | Walk: 10 AM
💜 Let’s come together, walk for a cause, raise awareness, and make a difference! Bring your family, friends, and everybody you know!
💜 Can’t make it? Support Positive K’s team with a donation! 👇
https://t.co/t4zA7LTK9t
🔥 ATLANTA, LET’S MAKE THIS WALK ONE TO REMEMBER! 💜
#PositiveK #LeslieHolland #WalkToEndAlzheimers #Atlanta #EndAlz #PiedmontPark
A word to the youngins who’ve heard all my horror stories about the music industry and still wanna dance with the devil:
Take your credit as seriously as your money.
Like it or not, public recognition and credit are assets. For years, I thought demanding credit for work you were supposed to be doing was “corny.”
I actually thought the real could recognize real from the fugaz.
Experience taught me I was 100% WRONG.
If you’re not telling niggas what you did, somebody else will take YOUR credit. And if industry people don’t like you, they will absolutely diminish your contribution, regardless of what you actually accomplished.
Document your work.
Correct the record.
Don’t play about your credit.
Be as serious about it as you are about your money.
I’ve been off and on this app since 09. It’s devolved into a cesspool for abject failures, low-skilled, self-loathing losers who only find purpose in questioning the legacy of effective people.
Muthafuckas don’t fully understand their place in their food chain.
Fair too many grown people, particularly men, are seeking escape or rescue from adulthood.
Losers hell-bent on ensuring mediocrity becomes the standard.
dear, Nevada
you're a 3 yr old prodigy and we salute you. never mind the adults who were supposed to enjoy a soccer game. keep playing YOU'RE game. society has failed you. you have greatness ahead and we are in full support of you.
sincerely, ALL OF US