Today's media gives us so many viral moments, yet most are not worth an iota of attention.

The Meghan Markle/Oprah interview? More black elites race-baiting for the masses.

Hillary Clinton on a virtual International Women's Day Q&A panel? More sour grapes about her losing the 2016 Presidential Election.

WWIII is being waged right now. The battleground is the mind. Streams of tweets and Facebook posts propagating communistic principles take the place of bullets. Instead of tanks rumbling down the street, we get corrupt politicians and power-hungry elites smiling at us on television, insisting that everything will be okay if we listen to them. Instead of fighter jets flying over and dropping bombs, we get Cancel Culture.

The NFL along with Jay-Z and Roc Nation have announced that next year’s Super Bowl halftime show will have a Black Executive Producer. Jesse Collins will executive produce the Super Bowl LV Halftime Show next year in Tampa, FL. He is a 58-year-old Toronto native who has been the brainchild behind many of the shows in the BET archives.

On this day 22 years ago, Jay-Z became an American superstar with the release of his 3rd album Vol. 2...Hard Knock Life. It was a widely-celebrated project generating great critical acclaim and sold over 5 million copies.

When Hip-Hop mogul 50 Cent released his controversial single “How To Rob” in 1999, it turned the industry inside out. A newcomer to the game, he braggartly namedropped 48 high-profile musicians and celebrities, poking fun at them in a bully-in-a-grade-school-cafeteria type of manner.

Nick Cannon’s firing from ViacomCBS is not a race story. On the surface, it may appear as such due to his “anti-Semitic” comments (thanks to DeSean Jackson, that’s the buzzword of the month). Unfortunately, the Black liberals and race-baiters among us are missing a critical lesson to be learned here. Ownership equals freedom in America.