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The REAL author of the Matrix is a Black Woman

This news has been buzzing on the underground for some years now. But of course this information is not really in the public. Sophia Stewart wrote and copyrighted a document called the Third Eye in the 1980’s. She presented an idea for a movie to Warner Brothers but they gave her the run around and nothing was conclusive. Not too long after this the contents of her book was stolen by the creators of the Terminator which created a 5 billion dollar franchise. Years later we are introduced to the Matrix. Her copyrighted material has been used illegally to create this other 5 billion dollar empire that she did not get a dime of. Not only has she not been paid but most importantly she has not been recognized as the author and the creator of this. The FBI informed her of the Terminator and then she later saw the Matrix so she took action. I believe that her lawsuit began in 2005 and is still not finished today. Big companies steal movies all the time and then pay off the writer with a gag deal (meaning they cannot say anything about the settlement or the issue). They offered Ms. Stewart a deal like this after the FBI told her about the Terminator but she declined. They make a lot of money this way and they don’t care about what it does to people or their lives. The Matrix was such a big movie that it couldn’t stay under the radar. This is why she chose not to settle. She created the first Matrix and they tried to create the second and third Matrix like it but it went far from the first. The concepts and the messages of the movies were different from the first. She is currently making another Matrix and I’m interested to see what it will be like. It will be similar to the first in the sense that there is no beginning and no end to life. It was her intentions to create the first science fiction movie with black superheroes that are fighting against the enemy, the machines. She also created herself as a character in her book as “The Oracle”. Her story amazes me and it is very interesting. She is known as a master writer and is extremely smart. She skipped high school and went straight to college and got a degree in journalism and got a minor in law. She has been doing taxes since she was twelve years old and was a prolific reader since she was six years old. I will be buying her book “The Third Eye” so that I can see first-hand what is really going on. If you want to find out more about this topic, do your research. So, how much do you think they should pay her? Also, how do you think they should apologize and acknowledge her for her work?

 

-Bubblegum

Do females have low self esteem?

Hey Readers,

What do you think about female self esteem? If I were to measure it as a whole, I would say it’s pretty low. All women are not included in this but most women think low of themselves and they project this low feeling on to others. These females are the overly critical to people because they hate themselves. In a sense I’m talking about haters. I believe that females hate on each other more than men. Friends and family being jealous and envious of each other is common within a group of women. This means that we need to see this as a problem and look to solve it. The solution? Love. Send love to each other and the love you give out will return to you multiplied. For example, I was a contestant in a pageant at my new University. I gave an pretty good performance and won 1st runner up and received an abundance of love from my fellow male schoolmates. At the same time I received a unbelievable amount of hate from the females after I won. This was shocking to me because they do not know me. Social networking sites were booming with my full name and their thoughts about how I shouldn’t have won. I sent those individuals love and thanked them for noticing me. I know that people who don’t believe in themselves or their talent war against those who believe in themselves. So I challenge people to love themselves so that you will at least have the ability to love others. So what do you think? Do you think women hate more than men? Is this an issue in your life?

-Bubblegum

Aysia BerLynn Interview

Juicy Peach: When did you fall in love with music

Aysia: I think I’ve been in love with music all my life. I can remember my mom listening to Anita Baker when I was little and I never imagined doing anything else besides music. There are a lot of people who want to be lawyers and doctors and I just always thought that I would be a singer or doing something with music.

Juicy Peach: When did you first decide to become an artist?

Aysia: I first decided to become an artist at the age of 13. My parents bought me a keyboard and I would sit and write songs about everything. I started performing and I was like this is what I want to do and I’m going to do it. I’ve been in 3 groups since I started and now I’m just on my own doing my own thing.

Juicy Peach: Why did the groups stop?

Aysia: I was in groups with rappers and we were young, there were so much things going on. That was the first group that I was in it was called “Elite”. Then I was in this large group of neo Soul artists and rappers. They were all older than me like 30’s and I moved away to college and I didn’t go back and I started working on my own stuff.

Juicy Peach: What is the most meaningful song that you’ve written?

Aysia: So far it would be “Anybody” from my mixtape because I thought about so many women/girls going through situations. It flowed right out of me, I didn’t even realize what I was writing at the time but after listening to it it gives me chills. So yeah that would be it.

Juicy Peach: How have you been getting your name out there to the public?

Aysia: At one point of time I was doing shows. I’m slacking on the shows but I put my music out on every website that I could find. Also word of mouth, I get my copies made and I hand them out. Im getting ready to go full forced, I’m about to get some posters down and go hard with my own street team and supporting myself. I don’t really have a lot of people to work with me but everything that I have done thus far has been on my own.

Juicy Peach: Who is your favorite singer?

Aysia: My favorite singer was Aaliyah, I just loved how she let it all out and kinda had a soft delivery but now my favorite singer is Jill Scott.

Juicy Peach: What is your ultimate goal for your music?

Aysia: I don’t just want people to know me as a singer I want them to know me for my lyrics. I want to write for people for the most part. I think everybody should know exactly who I am so they can hear what I’m saying that’s really important to me. Cause im not sitting up talking about some off the wall stuff everything that I feel is deep. I just want people to know how I am as a person and LISTEN TO THE LYRICS.

Juicy Peach: How many mixtapes have you delivered?

Aysia: This is my first mixtape.The very first cd that I put out last year had two songs on there those were kind of done on a limb I just wanted to get them out there but this is my first mixtape with 17 tracks on it all written by me.

Juicy Peach: If you could have a conversation with anybody dead or alive who would it be and why?

Aysia: I would like to have a conversation with Donny Hathaway because I listened to his music and it’s like so deep and I would like to know where he got the inspiration for his songs and I would like to know exactly why did he decide to kill himself because his music was so awesome. It seems like we always loose the people who thinks outside of the box in a whole different way.

Juicy Peach: Specifically what’s next for you?

Aysia: I really want to find some type of label that would be interested in my music I also want to go with some publishing companies because like I said previously I really want to write for people and that’s basically what I really want to do. So I’m going to go hard on that and try to find someone to support me for me and the music that I like to write. I don’t want to change I just want to be orginal. So that’s next on my list.

Follow Aysia on Twitter: @AysiaBerLynn

Introducing Aysia BerLynn

I came across Aysia BerLynn this summer by searching the web for new music. Her mixtape “Introducing Aysia BerLynn” was posted on STLMixtapes.com I listened to most of it but when I came across her song “Anybody” I knew that she was talented and I had to interview her for Juicy Talk. Aysia is 24 and she’s from St.Louis (My Hometown). She has such a sweet spirit and her lyrics really speak to me. I love people who have passion for what they do, she definelty has passion for her music. Below is her song “Anybody”. I’ve heard it and I vote Juicy! But ofcourse I desire to know what you think so what is your vote? Juicy Or Dry?

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-Juicy Peach

Just Do You

Goodmorning Readers! Today I just wanted to send out some positive energy your way that was sent to me. Lately I’ve been worrying about the wrong things. I’ve been having misunderstandings in my relationships. I’ve been stressing out about my classes because I still dont have one of my school books. And I’ve been putting my energy onto other things that I shouldnt have.  But then it comes to me like an ephiphany *in Chrisette Michelle’s voice*!! LOL I need to only focus on me and everything else will fall into place. And that’s exactly what I’ve been doing. Now everything is going my way. So if y’all are going through the same thing that I went through please know that you dont need to worry about no one else but yourself. You cant control nobody’s actions but your own. I promise that if you focus on yourself with love and positve energy your life will be the way you want it. So go for what you want and dont take no as an answer. I love ya’ll!!!!

 

-Juicy Peach