
What’s New?

I’m excited to share that I’ve added new vlogs to my YouTube channel under the podcast section. These include:
The Black Power Video Mixtape Saga: This vlog features my freestyle sessions and songs recorded live and unfiltered. I created it in memory of my brother, who always asked me why I don’t make songs like how I freestyle.

Kinfolk Wellin’: My Life on the Road: This vlog features places I have visited or interesting things I come across in my life on the road. To walk in a man’s shoes is to know his life and mindset. So, walk with me for a second and see what I see and hear.

1 and Third: Niche Conversations: This vlog is my political side starting to take a more significant role in my life. I have always been a passionate person when it comes to who and what I love. As I get wiser about my role in my family dynamic, I have become more political than ever.

I named my podcast section ‘Smoke Break: Niche Conversations.’ Since branding is everything in this type of economy, remember you heard about it here first.

We all face similar problems no matter what level of life or society we may be in. These niche topics that I vlog about are things that affect me as well as the human family as a whole.
Today’s Smoke Break video is titled “The Captain Ginyu Syndrome.” This reference comes from Dragonball Z and the Ginyu Force Saga.

Captain Ginyu was the leader of the Ginyu Force, and his special move was to switch bodies with his opponent, especially if they were stronger than him.
He would injure his body before switching with the opponent to ensure victory in his mind.
This trick served him well in the past, so he had no intention of changing it.

During a fight with Goku, realizing he could not defeat him, he decided Goku would be the perfect person to switch bodies with because of his power.
Ginyu stole Goku’s body and managed to cause chaos for a short time before being tricked into a frog. However, this backfired in the end, and Goku regained his body.
Goku left Ginyu with a message,
“You can never access the full extent of my power because you did not earn it.”

We should understand this example: envious people seek to steal or become a version of you.
We are not talking about using an adlib or mimicking a system. This wanna-be is something different. They want to be you!
Only a fool would look at a person and think they could live that person’s life better or worse and want to switch places with them.

This mindset is more prevalent in people than we reveal in our current society. However, as the wise know and find the strength to continue to grow in this simple wisdom:
You can’t break what you did not make; you cannot keep what you did not earn.
What do you think about the Smoke Break Niche Conversation I introduced today?
Have you ever experienced such a person enter your life? What did you do about the situation or event?
My name is Kinfolk Wellin’, and I thank you for your time and support of my goal to build an internet brand.
Please comment or share your thoughts, as iron sharpens iron.
The title of the day’s song is “Perfect.” I created this song when I was in my thirties, before I acquired my first gun.
Unfortunately, my lack of understanding of how streaming platforms worked caused me to miss a great opportunity to build an online following. Instead, I released the songs on my YouTube channel, which did not help much.

It was the promotional song for my “No Biskit” Mixtape.
As a rapper, I specialize in punchline delivery, and I believe that will remain my style for the rest of my career. However, I am open to whatever the rap culture has planned for me in the future.
Wellin’ outta here!

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