Rocking Wit Rox Shanny Rox

This is the story about how I took on a task I wasnt confident in doing.

I colored this lady wig and it was a disaster..

Long story short, I made a wig for a client who didn't like it and my boss told me to sell it to someone else or not get paid for it.. THIS WHAT HAPPENED NEXT!!!

Hey yall! Today in this video im going to be talking about my hair school experience and why i think its a scam!

If you experience this please tell me what happened in the comment boxes below. Ill love to hear your experience too!

Hey. yall! So today in this video I will be talking about how I lost all of my friends and family members when I found my worth.
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Before I became a Cosmetologist I was doing my loves ones hair and makeup free because I loved them and I wanted to make them my walking advertisement.
BUT...

After I graduated from Hair school I quickly realized that I was being used.
Hopefully this video will help someone with dealing with family matters while inspiring to be an entrepreneur. Dont let nobody throw you off of your game. . even your loved ones.

Every business may need a different approach to the marketing plan or customer service but these were the mistakes I've made the you can learn from.

What up. What up. Hey yall! Shanny Rox back in this thang!! Today in this video im discussing how i feel about the term "female" rapper.

There's mix opinions in the music industry about this phrase. Some say it's disrespectful . Some say it's empowering.

Rapper, Le1f said, " Female reduces a person to biological anatomy, making it inherently transphobic and it feels as if there's a disconnect and the respect that every person should be entitled to, is missing.

In 2012, during the BET hip hop cypher, South African rapper Jean Grea started her verse with the line, "2012, stop saying femcee."
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The Source published a piece saying, "...naysayers claim the term takes away from the important contributions women have made to the genre and makes them seem less important than male artist by putting them in separate categories."

On the other hand, others approve the nickname and see it as a form of empowerment. Saying that women are just as talented and strong behind the Mic just like male rappers. Stating that expressing their sexuality is up lifting and powerful.

WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS?? Should we ditch the phrase Female Rappers to and respect them as a regular rapper? OR Should we embrace it as it's own category??

Leave your comment below! I would love to hear your opinion...