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Going to see Waka Flocka Flame in concert was the final nail in the coffin of my marriage. Let me explain.
In attempting to learn more about Twitter, I found musicians were doing a better job of social media promotion than most social media experts. I blogged about two rap artists who got social media right, Waka being one of them. He retweeted my post and graciously followed me on Twitter when I asked.
This truly changed my life. As I learned more about Waka (and the entire Brick Squad Monopoly group of talented artists) I got back in touch with my musical roots and interests, and began expanding my follows to include more rap and hip hop artists than social media experts. Through this period, I began blogging reviews of upcoming artists. I was able to meet (via Twitter) some amazing artists and talents, and not just rap musicians but actors, writers, country and rock artists…a truly awesome mix of talent and celebrity.
So Waka’s following and retweeting me gave me happiness, more followers and credibility. He started my new career of reviewing rap artists. I can’t ever thank him enough.
The moral of this story? Don’t EVER let anyone else keep you from your bliss, no matter what that may be. If someone truly loves you, they will come along for the adventure. Otherwise, get the heck out and live your life to the fullest. Believe me, you’ll sleep better at night and have a song in your heart.
Originally posted by Phoenix267
This is one for the record books. Personally I only listen to Waka Flocka when I feel I want to just have fun and be wild. There are much better rappers out there. However, I can agree that a lot of entertainers know how to be successful in social networking. It's interesting how a marriage can end just like that. Tells me their marriage was on the rocks.
Originally posted by TrueBrit
Reality check:
53 year old white lady's marriage ended by the constant negativism and lack of support she was recieving from her spouse.
Originally posted by TrueBrit
Reality check:
53 year old white lady's marriage ended by the constant negativism and lack of support she was recieving from her spouse.
Originally posted by FriedBabelBroccoli
Originally posted by TrueBrit
Reality check:
53 year old white lady's marriage ended by the constant negativism and lack of support she was recieving from her spouse.
LoL Ditto except I would insert 'perceived' before the constant negativism.
This chick screams 'wanting to relive her youth' I have a feeling that she will be found on many many internet dating sites soon complaining about feeling lonely.
I think it was good advice complaining about her blogging about crappy rappers, she should have used it as an opportunity to discover some of the real talent.
RIP another marriage