Victim
B.JIVE Lyrics
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I'm walkin through the club black fitted on bout caught the fox get her in
my zone don't be getting mad I'm just saying wat I'm on tonight.
[Carnell:]
She lookn kinda hot dancin all alone I'm a get up on that I'm a get her
gone I'm a tell her wat were bout to do tonight.
(Your heart)
[Dustin:]
U should let me in it I got the remedy for u girl let me fix he's been doin u
way to wrong shawty u way to grown why u waistin your time oh
[B5:]
Any body out there ever been a victim why u let him treat u like a victim
girl I can do u better u should swicth him ain't gotta be his vicitm any
body tired of beenin a vicitm baby I can do u better u should swicth him
iimma show u just how to forget him
V-I-C-T-I-M
[Kelly:]
Don't talk, just listen.
[Carnell:]
T-t-tell me if u hear wat I'm sayin u should put me on let me be your
man tell me bout your dreams girl it's in my plans
The song "Victim" by B.JIVE features lyrics that depict the situation of a victim and the desire to rescue oneself from it. The song starts with Patrick describing his outlook for the night, his intention to catch a girl and make her part of his game. Carnell describes a lone dancing girl in the club, which he plans to approach and make her part of his agenda for the night. Dustin advises the girl to let him in and allow him to heal her wounds, reminiscing about the wrongdoings of the girl’s partner. B5 suggests that the girl switch him and not be a victim anymore, and he will show her how to forget him.
The track speaks about the plight of a victim who is caught in a toxic relationship and needs help to escape it. The lyrics express the need for the victim to take charge and switch to a better person. The song suggests that the chains of victimization can be broken by making a choice, taking a step forward, and seeking help from supportive people around you.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm walkin through the club black fitted on bout caught the fox get her in my zone don't be getting mad I'm just saying wat I'm on tonight.
I am walking through the club wearing a black hat and focusing on a particular attractive woman. Don't take offense, I am just describing my state of mind tonight.
She lookn kinda hot dancin all alone I'm a get up on that I'm a get her gone I'm a tell her wat were bout to do tonight. (Your heart)
She is an attractive woman dancing alone, and I plan to make a move on her. I will convey my intention of winning her heart.
U should let me in it I got the remedy for u girl let me fix he's been doin u way to wrong shawty u way to grown why u waistin your time oh
You should let me be a part of your life, I have the solution you need, and I can fix the wrongs that your previous partner has done to you. You are a mature woman, and it's not worth wasting your time on someone who doesn't deserve you.
Any body out there ever been a victim why u let him treat u like a victim girl I can do u better u should swicth him ain't gotta be his vicitm any body tired of beenin a vicitm baby I can do u better u should swicth him iimma show u just how to forget him V-I-C-T-I-M
Has anyone ever felt like a victim? Why let someone treat you that way? I can treat you better than your current partner. You don't have to be a victim. If you're tired of being a victim, I can help you forget about him, and spell it out for you- V-I-C-T-I-M.
Don't talk, just listen.
I don't want you to say anything; please just listen to me.
T-t-tell me if u hear wat I'm sayin u should put me on let me be your man tell me bout your dreams girl it's in my plans
Please acknowledge if you hear what I'm saying, you should consider me as your partner. Share your dreams with me, as they fit into my future plans with you.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
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@Ario-yt8ou
'The fyrst boke of the introduction of knowledge', by Andrew Borde (1542 AD):
“Barbary is a great country, and plentiful of fruit, wine and corn. The inhabitants be called the moors; there be white moors and black moors; they be infidels and unchristened. There be many moors brought into christendom, into great cities and towns, to be sold; and Christian men do buy them, and they will be diligent, and will do all manner of service; but they be set most commonly to vile things. They be called slaves …
Poem:
‘I am a black Moor born in Barbary;
Christian men for money oft doth me buy;
If I be unchristened, merchants do not care,
They buy me in markets, be I never so bare.
Yet will I be a good diligent slave,
Although I do stand in stead of a knave;
I do gather figs, and with some I wipe my tail:
To be angry with me, what shall it avail?'
- The fyrst boke of the introduction of knowledge, by Andrew Borde (1542 AD), chapter xxxvi, ‘Chapter treateth of the Moors which do dwell in Barbary’, p.212
@TheWildersmith
They should just clone cheddar man and see what pops out
@nightnotes3122
..."pops out"🤣👍
@thruppenybit
The painting of the black trumpeter just proves how rare a black person was in the country at the the time because that is why they did a painting of him. On a related topic in waterstones yesterday whilst looking for a book fir my grandson I came across a book for primary school children about racism. It was about white privilege and racism and telling white children how they should face thier privilege. Dividing at the very earliest stage, creating a them and us and creating the oppressor and oppressed story.
@zeddez1005
If Black africans had straight brown hair, blue eyes, and a swarthy skin tone, where the heck did the modern-day black africans come from? 😉
@MiaogisTeas
Cracks me up that the Sub-Saharan Africans are trying to say they were the first people in EVERY CONTINENT – yet modern "blacks" only rarely have any Neanderthal DNA, and no Devinsonian DNA, meaning they're the youngest "race" of people out of all of us!
@zeddez1005
@@MiaogisTeas Funny how that works. haha
@Native_Man123
@@BobbyBruce03 Why do you people feel that just because you can't create your own interesting history and achievements it is necessary to lie about history to appropriate someone else's?
@DieLuftwaffel
I'm honestly surprised nobody asked more about the desecration of your family's graves. That's just terrible! How long ago did this occur? I watched a video recently by "The History Squad" about controversial and downright unethical burial practices in 19th century London but I didn't know that comparable things were still occurring!
@Survivethejive
Lambeth changed some of the character of the grounds through "lawn conversion", removing at least 10,000 monuments (including some of the listed monuments) and restarted new burials, reselling existing plots for re-use. Consistory Court cases fought in the Southwark Diocese in 1995 and 1997 found this to be illegal. It brought about the cessation of new burials and forced the restoration of a handful of the damaged or removed monuments. In addition it required Lambeth to publish an index of cleared and resold plots, so that the descendants of historic owners can identify and request restitution of their family's plot
@DieLuftwaffel
@@Survivethejive And yet other people remain burried with your family? Are you allowed to put a proper grave stone back? You certainly shoudnt have to pay for it if so!