Rants

So this post is about rants. When you rant, you choose whatever topic you want, and express how you feel about it. My topic is about people being judged for who they are. It is 2016 and people are STILL being judged based on their sexuality and skin color and more. What makes you think you have the right to make comments on how a person looks or the gender they like? If you make comments about their sexuality or looks, they are going to think that liking their own gender is wrong or how they dress is wrong. They are then going to be depressed and think they don't fit in or they don't belong to this world. It's wrong for someone to do that to a person. Nobody should judge anyone at all. A couple days ago, I saw this tweet.

I laughed at this because this is entirely true. People judge and judge and it's frustrating for me because these people who are expressing themselves and who love themselves are being brought down by people who comment negative things at them just for being themselves. It's sad how this generation is. If you're lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, black, white, hispanic,straight, or whatever, you're still human. Nothing is going to change that. So that's it for this post. I have a lot more to rant about, but it's going to be too long. See you guys on the next post.

Lyrics

Thought you said you would be here through everything
Thought you said this would never hurt
Now I feel like my heart has been crowded with pain
All you did was hurt me
You said you were different
You turned out to be the same
But it's my fault
I should've listen to everyone
Was hoping you would flip it
To be honest, wish we never did it........

Parody

This week's post is about parodies and satires. I really didn't know what to write about this. So I'm just winging it. The Weeknd is a very different and amazing singer. He has his own looks and has the most angelic voice. He writes songs about drugs,women,sex, and partying. Some of his hit songs are The Hills, Can't Feel My Face, Earned it, In the Night, and Tell Your Friends. As I was searching for some parodies, I found a lot about The Hills and Can't Feel My Face. So I picked out a parody of Can't Feel My Face. This song is about cocaine. It sounds like this song is about a girl but being the genius he is, he compared her to cocaine. I found this video by Bart Baker and it's kinda funny to me.

            https://youtu.be/lgD0X9vM6l4

Hope you like this ( I don't care) but see you guys next week.

Life Lessons

So this week's blog is about life lessons. I then thought to myself and started saying what did I learn so far. I learned a lot over the years and decided to write about this specific one. When you have a friend from childhood, you expect them to stay with you throughout the years. I still have some friends from like elementary school. Like I still have Michelle, I was her first friend when we met in pre-k. We've gotten through the years together. I'm glad we did stay together. But there was someone I didn't expect to leave. I was shocked and didn't know what to do. I kept thinking what I did wrong. It made me feel like everything was my fault and I felt so guilty for everything. I thought to myself, "Wow they made a big impact on my life and he's not here anymore." I didn't know what to do. I was scared to say something. I tried to forget but it's really hard forgetting memories and the person who I spent my childhood with. So I'm like okayyy whatever I can't think about this because it's so stupid holding onto someone that isn't going to do anything or be there for me. This thought kept going through my head. I kept thinking that he did what he had to do so he can be happy. He decided that he didn't want me in his life anymore and I can't do anything about it so I tried not thinking about it and be happy. It's hard but I'll try and get through it. So not everyone you meet and used to be friends with is going to be in your life forever. People come and go. They leave for reasons. I'm glad that I have friends that stayed with me through tough times and didn't decide to leave me. That person taught me a lesson. I don't expect people to stay with me forever. Everything happens for a reason. So that's it for this week's blog and I'll see you guys next week.

Myths: Kuchisake-onna

Once again, this is off topic. I don't know why our teacher makes us do these topics but whatever. This topic is about myths. There are scary myths and not so scary myths. Me being a person who loves scary stuff and enjoying the gruesome and gore in movies, I obviously had to do a scary one. I noticed that a lot of the myths and urban legends are from Japan and I am part Japanese so I had to do one based on Japan. Anyways, I have one that I'm really interested in. This myth is about Kuchisake-onna or The slit mouthed woman. It is said that there was a stunning woman who married a Samurai. The samurai was filled with anger and got a sword and slit her mouth saying, "Who's going to think you're beautiful now?" After that, it is said she roams the streets in Japan wearing a surgical mask. If you have bad luck coming in contact with her, she will ask you a questions. "Do you think I'm beautiful?'' If you say yes, she takes off the mask and yells, "What about now?" If you answer no, she will have an oversized pair of scissors and slit your throat. If you say yes, she is still going to do the same thing. You can't run away from her either. She will be everywhere you go. People say she mostly hunts for children and some have seen her in other places like South Korea. But there is one thing you could do so you can get away from her. If she asks you the question, you can say "You look alright" or " I think you're average." It will make her confused and giving you time to run away from her. So that's it. Hopefully I didn't make you scared but I really don't care. See ya guys next time.

Conspiracy Theory

Heyyyyyy!!!! Anyway, this week we are going to talk about conspiracy theories. There are a couple conspiracy theories about the Weeknd but I'm just going to talk about one. During his great success during the summer, he released 3 music videos. He released The Hills, Can't Feel My Face, and Tell Your Friends. All great songs by the way. But all those music videos have a connection. If you see them all in order (Can't Feel My Face, The Hills, Tell Your Friends) it tells a strange story. You see that strange looking guy everytime in the videos. Well that guy represents the devil. There are theories that Abel sold his soul to the devil for money,fame,etc. But who knows? But for now, we can hope that he makes more music for 2016 that we can all enjoy.

This post is going to be a little different. It's going to be a depressing post because our teacher wants us to be sad and write about death. But since my topic is about The Weeknd, I couldn't think about who died in his life. Then it came to me. One of his inspirations had passed away a couple years ago. This artist was known and loved by everyone. In some of songs from The Weeknd, you can hear his voice is similar to Michael Jackson. The King of Pop influenced many, including The Weeknd. Michael Jackson was known for his incredible voice and amazing dance moves. The music industry lost an amazing pop singer on June 25, 2009.  The King of Pop died from cardiac arrest. Everyone mourned his loss. Years later, The Weeknd released a cover of Michael's song called Dirty Diana. When I first heard his cover, I actually thought it was Michael but it was slightly different. Now when you hear songs from The Weeknd, you can hear a Michael Jackson tone to his songs. He wants his fans to know that his songs are for us and if anything happened to him, it would be like a piece of us is gone and that's what Michael did to him. That's what Michael made him feel. The Weeknd is grabbing that side of him and putting it out to the world. The Weeknd said that since kids these days don't have artists like Michael, he wants to have that tone in his music. Hopefully, the next post is uplifting, not really but it's not depressing. RIP The King of Pop.