Ladies gentlemen & monsters, last week we hit a milestone! we had 1 comment (holds for applause.)
Some people will laugh in scorn at that achievement, but forget a basic principle which is that one is always the basis for more. Unless of course you are counting down which in that case would mean 1 meant the closeness to your demise and the impending doom of nothingness.
OK now the celebrations are out of the way, you may be wondering what I have been actively pondering out this week.
Well I'll tell you. It's the word "hating" or the label "hater." The word hating means to feel hatred.
n. 1. Intense animosity or dislike; hatred.
2. An object of detestation or hatred
So you can imagine how perplexed I am when both terrible musical artists & members of our society who actively do nothing claim that the world is hating on them . The truth is many people don't hate them. It's that they are indifferent to them meaning that could not care about your musical pilgrimage, your new lace front wig or booty shorts.
Hate for the most part provokes many people to action, the hatred of race brings up little groups like the BNP & the KKK, the hate of terrorism has our young male and female soldier fighting a war which I personally think is not truly legitimate though that is another bedtime story all in all. So if someone is not buying your mix tape or downloading it...Two things are happening. Your not marketing correctly or you are not actually as good as you think you are.
In terms of the talentless people with nothing to really offer society, we may hate you. However no one is hating on your over priced swagger. It's more pertinent that we despise who you are. As a result of actively seeking attention, when there is nothing about you that is commendable or awesome. Rather than hating you because of your good looks or how much money you have.
This is not to say people don't get "hated" on because the human race is a despicably jealous race, but many times there is nothing wrong with the person being hated provided they are gifted or talented....a comment entrenched in "hating" usually ends in "I could do that" or "that should be me." This is simply because the person believes that the person getting recognition is doing something they have not been able to yet. If they had similar money and social standing watch how quickly the hate melts away.
I guess everyone has a bit of hater in them, God knows I do. I sometimes feel like I should be where some artists are now with that sort of money. The only difference is I don't call these people names, or overtly make my sentiments known in a grotesque fashion. Instead I study harder I write harder I record with passion and use this feeling to ignite my best lines...What about you?
Signed: Sammy & The Monster