I feel as if this is very vital to people who are in similar lines of work as myself. Many times, people who aren't consumed by the entertainment industry (artistry, production, acting, managerial duties, executive work, etc.) have no idea what it's like to live this kind of life, and be under constant pressure to perform at your very best every day. Of course, with that lack of understanding comes unintentional negativity from those who don't understand because in their mind they have an idea of how things should work in your life according to their lack of knowledge and understanding. Here's the catch though. It's not that they don't have the brain capacity and intelligence to understand...it's just that they simply CAN'T understand because it's outside of their character and beyond their personhood to adapt to something thats so demanding outside of them and their wants...what they're used to.... so they'll try their very best at bringing you down with them when things don't go their way, most of the time without even knowing that they're doing so, when their main role, concerning you, should be to support you MENTALLY and to make sure you're as stress free as possible, in hopes of earning some sort of reciprocation from that action. This includes, friends, family, and significant others (boyfriends, girlfriends, husbands, wives....partners (lol)).  Everyone goes through this phase at one point or another, but there comes a time where you tell yourself  "enough is enough". People will always support you when things are good or at least appear to be as such, but when things are down, will they really be around? I face that question every day, so I keep my circle small, and pray every day for patience and guidance. Somehow, people always show you who they are by their actions, so when they do that, believe them. Slowly but surely, it's mandatory to weed out any negativity that holds you back from achieving what needs to be done in your life according to God's will and purpose for your life. This means you might need to lose some friends, leave some family behind, and end that relationship all in the process. In the end, it'll make you a better and stronger person, because allowing negativity to take control of your situations will eventually consume you and take your focus away from where it needs to be. This goes out to anyone who does anything in the entertainment field....learn who really has your back and will support you mentally....push everything else, and the negativity to the side.

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http://www.hiphopgame.com/index2.php3?page=labox

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http://www.hiphop.org/db.php?action=fullnews&showcomments=1&id=46

Click here to read my interview with Str8HipHop.com!!

http://www.str8hiphop.com/on_the_scene_interview_lab_ox.htm