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Commentator | YouTuber | 22X Bestselling Author
Host of D.A.M.N. LIVE, 10 AM–Noon ET
News. Culture. Politics. No safe takes. 👇🏾

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a year ago

Who are you? What do you have? Why should I care?

If you can’t answer these, you’re already failing. 🔥

Rappers, wrestlers, singers—it’s all the same game. Most multimillionaires leave money on the table because they can’t see the picture clearly when they’re in the frame. It’s time to stop being your own worst enemy. 💥

Belief and investment in your vision are non-negotiable. If you’re not all in, you’re out. I’m here to ensure you never miss an opportunity and extract every ounce of potential you have. 🏆

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#BusinessBully #NoMoreExcuses #MaximizePotential #EntrepreneurMindset #TakeOver2024 by @thebusinessbully

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2 years ago

Everyone wants success instantly, but few are willing to endure the struggle. I know this firsthand. I hit rock bottom, homeless and battling the brutal entertainment industry. Climbing out of that darkness wasn’t just tough—it was a fight for my very soul.

But I did it. I transformed my pain into power and my struggle into success. Now, it’s your turn. You can’t say you weren’t shown the way.

Comment ‘BULLY’ if you’re ready to transform your pain into triumph. Let’s conquer this journey together. 💪 #BusinessBully #OvercomeAdversity #SuccessJourney by @thebusinessbully

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2 years ago

“JUST BECAUSE YOU HANG AROUND US DOESN’T MAKE YOU ONE OF US!” 👀🔥

Dave Anderson brought up Fat Joe during our conversation on DailyRapUpCrew, and his argument was controversial.

Dave says he once viewed Black identity more broadly, but now believes there needs to be a clearer distinction between racial identity, cultural participation, and Foundational Black American ancestry.

He even brings up Rachel Dolezal to challenge what he sees as inconsistent standards surrounding racial identity.

But here’s the real question:

Can someone grow up immersed in Black American culture, contribute to it, and still not share the same ancestral identity?

And where does Fat Joe fit into that conversation?

Is Dave making a valid distinction, or is he taking cultural boundaries too far? taken in New York, New York by @thebusinessbully

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19 hours ago

“WHAT HAS PAN-AFRICANISM ACTUALLY DONE FOR BLACK AMERICANS?!” 👀🔥

Dave Anderson raises a controversial question during our conversation on DailyRapUpCrew.

He argues that when people discuss the benefits of Pan-Africanism, they often point to historical achievements and international solidarity.

But Dave wants to know:

What has Pan-Africanism delivered for Foundational Black Americans in OUR lifetime?

What policies have been passed?

What economic opportunities have been created?

And are organizations representing Black Americans prioritizing their specific interests?

Dave also challenges the Congressional Black Caucus over its political priorities, including immigration enforcement.

Is Pan-Africanism producing mutual benefits, or is Dave overlooking important examples of solidarity and progress?

Let’s have the conversation. taken in New York, New York by @thebusinessbully

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“STOP COMPARING YOUR BEST TO OUR WORST!” 🔥

Dave Anderson challenges the way Black Americans are sometimes compared to African and Caribbean immigrants.

He argues that when people point to immigrant educational and economic success while repeating negative stereotypes about Black Americans, they’re ignoring a major part of the conversation.

**WHO IS ACTUALLY BEING COMPARED TO WHO?**

Dave raises questions about immigration selection, the size of the Black American middle class, and the historical experiences that shaped different communities.

Then he delivers one of the most powerful lines from the interview:

**“If you can’t talk about how your ancestors fled, you don’t get to talk about how my ancestors bled.”**

Is comparing successful immigrant populations to stereotypes about Black Americans an unfair comparison?

And can we acknowledge different historical experiences without turning the conversation into a competition? taken in New York, New York by @thebusinessbully

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3 days ago

“THE BLACK CARD IS BLACK AMERICAN CULTURE?!” 👀🔥 Eli brought up something during our conversation that had the entire panel thinking. Whenever somebody says, “I’m taking your Black card,” what culture are they usually referring to? The movies you watched growing up. The music you know. The food you eat. The references everybody expects you to understand.

Eli argues that these expectations are rooted primarily in Black American culture. Is the “Black card” uniquely Black American, or is it simply another version of something every culture does?
And more importantly, does this show that Black Americans have a distinct culture of their own?

#BlackAmericanCulture #DaveAnderson #dailyrapupcrew taken in New York, New York by @thebusinessbully

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4 days ago

“PICK A TEAM, BRO!” 😳🔥

@thebusinessbully came to DailyRapUpCrew and DID NOT hold back!

What does it REALLY mean to be Black?

Is Blackness simply about skin color, or does culture, ancestry, and historical lineage matter?

We got into EVERYTHING:

🔥 Foundational Black American identity and cultural ownership
🔥 Why Dave says “delineation is not discrimination”
🔥 The meaning of “tether” and accusations of cultural appropriation
🔥 Integration, economic power, and lost Black ownership
🔥 Building generational wealth through financial planning
🔥 Masculinity and the representation of Black men

And when Dave challenged Ace to “PICK A TEAM!”, the conversation went to another level.

Whether you agree or disagree with Dave, this is a conversation worth having.

Can Black Americans prioritize their own identity and interests without rejecting the rest of the diaspora?

Full conversation on Patreon! 🎙️ taken in New York, New York by @thebusinessbully

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Thoughts? Do many immigrants look down on Black Americans? Join us at 8:30pm EST by @thebusinessbully

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12 days ago

Tonight 8:30pm EST YouTube
#MensTable #davinchi #bmf by @thebusinessbully

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Do you agree with this? taken in Las Vegas, Nevada by @thebusinessbully

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15 days ago

Temporary means TEMPORARY. Apparently, that word needs subtitles now. 🇭🇹🇺🇸

If the argument is, “We don’t mind going back to Haiti, we just want America to give us money first,” then somebody has to ask the politically incorrect question:

How long is America supposed to be responsible for fixing Haiti?

TPS isn’t citizenship. It isn’t a lifetime guarantee. And compassion doesn’t require pretending that every temporary immigration policy must eventually become permanent.

But here’s where the conversation gets REALLY spicy.

You can’t simultaneously argue that America is terrible, Americans are lazy, Haiti deserves sovereignty, Haitians are fully capable of building their own future… and then make America permanently responsible for financing that future.

At some point, sovereignty has to come with responsibility.

Now, before somebody starts shadowboxing with an argument I didn’t make: I’m not attacking Haitian people. I’m challenging the ARGUMENT being made in this video.

So answer the actual question:

If going home isn’t the problem, what exactly is the acceptable endgame for TEMPORARY Protected Status?

Because if your answer is “never,” then stop calling it temporary.

🔥 I already know these comments are about to become the United Nations with Wi-Fi.

Agree or disagree, BRING FACTS.

@thebusinessbully

#Haiti #TPS #ImmigrationDebate #ImmigrationPolicy #PoliticalCommentary by @thebusinessbully

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