Art Supremacy

Free the artists.

Free everyone.

A Black Punk Movement

There are no more norms.

All restrictions are self imposed.

You are in control, not the media.

Do not let someone else control your narrative of self.

We are limitless.

There is no doubt.

We’re not close to reaching our full potential.

The powers that be know this.

They want us to be unaware of our special powers.

But we’re figuring it out.

Be aware of any limiting beliefs and flip them.

You are in control of your life.

You are in control of your performance.

Life is working for you, not against you.

You have everything you need, to get what you want from life.

There are no obstacles that can withstand your focus, commitment, and enthusiasm.

You’re battle tested by ancestry.

You are advantaged!!

Art Supremacy

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