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When you break down the low IQ argument you quickly find out that what IQ tests are really measuring is the degree of Western education an individual has had. So, what do Western powers do? 1.They use this argument to imply that Black people are genetically low IQ intelligence 2.They keep African and Caribbean countries poor so that these countries cannot invest in education And the masses then take this low IQ argument to justify the worst form of mistreatment under the guise that Africans aren’t humans. And why do western powers have interest in keeping the low IQ lie going? Well, it provides a distorted moral cover for their continued plundering of the natural resources. Another reason is to make their population feel good about themselves while ignoring the true problems. Meaning “my true purchasing power has crashed, I have no healthcare, I work my ass off for pennies, my desirability has crashed, my empire cannot win any wars and is losing to brown skin people fast; but at least I’m higher IQ than black people. 🙏🏻🙏🏻. So no need to go fight the system”. Here is where it falls down, Nigerian and Ghanaian Americans far outclass any other groups in the US on all objective tests. And you can go check it out, It’s not even close. This should not be possible if Black people were genetically low IQ. You will never see the owners of this social media platform mention this. You know why?

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I have receipts as usual‼️💯 Joe Budden had smoke for Drake in late April 2026. On the pod, he declared Iceman*a straight "make-or-break" moment‼️ post-Kendrick beef, the pressure was on‼️. Sales‼️, streams‼️, cultural reset‼️ Drake had to deliver or risk fading‼️💯. Numbers weren’t just stats; they were the verdict‼️💯. Fast-forward to July: Rick Ross drops "Set in Stone". Modest debut (17-26k units, pure sales ~2k)‼️😂, trolling from 50 Cent‼️😌, outside the top 20‼️💯. Suddenly the tone flips⁉️. Suddenly Budden and company pivot hard⁉️ “Numbers don’t matter for a vet like Ross.”⁉️ It’s about legacy, the music, the tour, the boss lifestyle⁉️. Ross slides on the pod, and the convo glides past charts into vibes and resilience⁉️😂. This is the Classic selective rules I keep pointing out‼️💯 When Drake drops, first-weeks are gospel‼️⁉💯 proof of relevance or decline‼️. When a favored veteran underperforms⁉️ “It’s deeper than numbers, fam.”‼️ Same podcast‼️, same host‼️, two wildly different measuring sticks‼️💯. This is hip-hop media in a nutshell‼️💯 it weaponize metrics against the guy you’re skeptical of‼️, then preach “art over algorithms” when it suits the narrative‼️💯. Consistent standards are Rare‼️💯 Everyone gets a pass except for one man‼️ Drake‼️💯

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