The Passport Flashers

The Passport Flashers

Many moons ago my Best Friend; also known as my Sister from another Mother and I created an International Travel Group called The Passport Flashers.  Since she and I LOVED to travel abroad and had our passports at a young age we decided to include our friends and family on some of our International Travel Dreams and Excursions.  To date I have personally been to:

• Cancun, Mexico
• Negril, Jamaica
• Montego Bay, Jamaica
• Negril, Jamaica
• Monrovia, Liberia
• Dominican Republic
• Runaway Bay, Jamaica
• Nassau, Bahamas
• Saint Maarten
• Costa Rica
• Aruba
• Cabo, Mexico

I thank The Creator of All Things for being able to see all these beautiful places around the world in my lifetime. Frequenting the Caribbean, specifically in the Region of The Antilles and putting my feet on the soil of the Motherland has always been my dream.   

Our Group began during our Montego Bay trip and gained momentum throughout our journeys.  Starting with only two of us, then three, then four, then ten, then nineteen, then twenty-one.  Our group has grown and continues to grow annually. From sitting by the Ocean side rubbing our feet in the sands with an idea of world travel; to becoming Leaders, planners, and achievers of our life goals to LIVE, LOVE & TRAVEL. To date we are averaging between fifteen to twenty-one people on our yearly trips.  

It’s amazing how much fun we have on our trips. Most thought a female travel group would experience drama, side-eyes, etc, but not The Passport Flashers. We made sure to create an environment of peace, joy, and freedom of choice and expression. As a result the bonding and laughter that takes place are memories each person will have for the rest of their lives. We've created a time, space, reality for our friends and family to enjoy a new view, a new experience, and a group trip to a different Country.  Our decision allows us to add value to the lives of our friends and family by accepting the calling to lead by example.

We have a tremendous amount of success with our annual trips so we definitely intend on continuing our vision to make it more memorable and enjoyable for everyone who attends.  

We also enjoy Group and Individual Excursions abroad:

• Four Wheeler's - (RTV's)
• Sunset Cruises
• Chauffeured Sightseeing
• Rain-forest Tour
• Horseback Riding
• Mud/Clay Facials
• Hot Springs Relaxation
• Massage
• Cornrows on the Beach
• Swimming with the Dolphins
• Boat Ride around the Island
• Snorkeling
• Shopping
• Club Hopping

Just to name a few.  We make it a point to have a GREAT time while experiencing a lot of the activities the resorts has to offer.  We always travel All Inclusive and our annual trips are structured with payment arrangements to accommodate every bodies ability to pay without a financial strain. It works for us and our core group LOVES it!  

In 2018, we will be traveling back to the beautiful island of Dominican Republic so several of our members will be able to enjoy and experience the island.  We welcome NEW PASSPORT FLASHERS with open arms.  If you’re interested in traveling with our group, reach out and join in the fun. One of our Slogans is LIVE*LOVE*TRAVEL!! See one of our favorite resorts: www.riu.com seeing is believing and the Palace life is where it's at. #PassportFlashers4Life

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Check out The Exclusive Interveiw with the WARRIORS of HIP-HOP THE SARGONITES!

HIT LIST Presents:  The SARGONITES

The Crew Royalty Chronicles is grateful for the distinct honor in interviewing one of our HIT LIST Members: Morbius & Outcome; the dynamic duo also known as The SARGONITES!  Sit back and enjoy the ride with the Sargonites as they open up and let you experience the inspiration behind what they do in the name of Kings.

The Crew Royalty Chronicles: In a few sentences or a paragraph what do you want the people to know about you or The SARGONITES?

Sargonites: That we are no different than the guy that lives next door to you.  We have the same everyday problems as everyone else but we express those problems and social issues through music to bring attention to them!

The Crew Royalty Chronicles: What is the meaning of your name?

                Sargonites: The word Sargon comes from the text of Sumeria, the first recorded civilization in the world which was in the region that was known as Mesopotamia (the Middle East).  And the first King was known as King Sargon. But you also find him in the first book of the Bible, Genesis but in his Hebrew name, Nimrod.  Nimrod was a great warrior of god, so being that we feel we are warriors of the creator then we are symbolically descendants of Sargon making us The Sargonites.

The Crew Royalty Chronicles: What inspires you and what inspires you to flow?

                Sargonites: Life!

The Crew Royalty Chronicles: Where do you see The SARGONITES Five years from now?

                Sargonites: Still making genuine music.

The Crew Royalty Chronicles: Whose Flow do you like?

                Morbius: Pandemonium by The Pharcyde.

                Outcome: Poisonous Product by KRS-One.

The Crew Royalty Chronicles:  What are you listening to in your whip or headphones?

                Sargonites: If it’s original with a good delivery then we feeling it! NO CLONES, DRONES, OR CARBON COPY RAPPERS!!

The CREW Royalty Chronicles:  What are you wearing on your feet?

                Morbius:  Adidas

                Outcome:  Air Force Ones

The Crew Royalty Chronicles:  What’s your favorite vegetable?

                Sargonites:  We really don’t have one.

The Crew Royalty Chronicles:  Name your favorite movie?

                Morbius:  Predator

                Outcome:  Aliens

The Crew Royalty Chronicles:  What’s your favorite exercise?

                Morbius:  Rhyming

                Outcome: Running

The Crew Royalty Chronicles:  Give an inspirational quote to anybody who reads your interview.

                Sargonites: “You need to get up get out and get something, how will you make it if you never even try?  You need to get up get out and get something; Cuz you and I got to do for you and I.” -- Goodie Mob

The Crew Royalty Chronicles:  Please give us all contact information to reach The SARGONITES and a sneak peek to what's coming next?

Sargonites:  You can find us at THESARGONITES.COM
                                                            THESARGONITES@TWITTER
                                                            THESARGONITES@FACEBOOK
                                                            THESARGONITES@YOUTUBE

The long awaited album from THE SARGONITES is set to drop On January 12, 2012 titled, With 14 New Tracks! Featuring: Lah Tere, Godhead the General, Marcel Cartier plus Special Guest Appearances!

The Album will be available for download with over 20+ digital distribution companies worldwide!

Also including album artworks, Front cover, Back cover and Insert!
It’s very easy to reserve your copy right now!
Just email your name and address to: sargonitescdreserve@gmail.com
Plus as an added bonus, get a FREE, limited edition
BLACK FLAG LOGO T-SHIRT when you reserve a copy!
These shirts will be exclusively pressed up this ONE TIME ONLY!
This offer was available to the first 250 people to receive a FREE T-Shirt (size of your choice) when you complete the order…
But now only to 50 people for a LIMITED TIME!
Don’t Wait and Reserve your copy TODAY!

Also look out for "The Medium" new album Produced by Whatson! Featuring new music from: Rasco, Reef The Lost, The Sargonites Cauze, Braille, J.sands, The Aztext, Prop Dylan, Theory Hazit, Verbal Kent, Windchill, l.e.g.a.c.y, scribbling idiots and many more! Coming soon!

Check us out on the new mix tape ' Sacred Underground ' along with 46 rappers, 15 beat makers from 19 countries (USA, France, Spania, Italy, Germany, England, Bosnia n Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia, Poland, Russia, Chile, Jordan...)
First time from Bosnia and Herzegovina international project!! Click on the link to download! 

This is a link to the latest track off the new album called "Declaration" ft Godhead the General
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcgGX8dXWGM&fb_source=message

The Crew Royalty Chronicles:  An honorable salute to Morbius and Outcome aka The Sargonites.  Thank you for giving us the opportunity to showcase your talent and upcoming HITS to add to the bricks in rebuilding the true essence of HIP-HOP.  Peace, Love and Light.          

The Elements and Natural Origin of HIP HOP

The Elements and Natural Origin of HIP HOP


I AM HIP HOP! Let me first let this statement penetrate your membrane. I was one who played 45’s on my Mom’s stereo and rocked to the sounds of Grand Master Flash & the Furious Five, The Message, Run DMC, Flash Light, Shake Your Pants, Planet Rock, and all the songs that had a message of truth. The Roots of HIP HOP start with Jamaican born DJ Clive "Kool Herc" Campbell. He is credited as being highly influential in the pioneering stage of HIP HOP music, in the Bronx, after moving to New York at the age of thirteen. Herc created the blueprint for HIP HOP music and culture.

Knowing HIP HOP originated in The Bronx, New York. DJ Afrika Bambaataa outlined the four pillars of HIP HOP culture: Mcing, DJing, Breaking and Graffiti writing. Hip Hop music first emerged with disc jockeys creating rhythmic beats by looping breaks on two turntables, many called it sampling. The sounds of the craft traveled across the globe in record speed. We witnessed it go from the East to the West, to the South, to the North and in between to the Midwest in cities like Chicago, Ohio, Detroit, Minneapolis, and then abroad to international status.

We watched the elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water materialize into the purest essence of HIP HOP. Graffiti and Graffiti Artist represent the Earth, The DJ represent the Air; The Emcee who rocks the MIC represents the Fire. Most people can attest to how the sounds of Rakim’s voice moved the Crowd; and how KRS-1 reminded us of being Criminal Minded. The B-Boys & B-Girls, Pop Lockers, Break-Dancers represent the Water. Most realize our bodies are made up of 60-70% water, so we’re constantly in motion and in a state of attraction. The author Black Dot put this supreme science into a monumental book titled HIP HOP Decoded. (See source link below).

As HIP HOP blazed the scene and ventured to the WEST coast where Ice-T was up at Six in the morning, then the clock ticked to Eight, MC Eiht that is, and Too Short repped the Ghetto, and tonight was the night for DJ Quick. It was in the WEST when HIP HOP embarked on a new form of freedom of speech called Gangster Rap. NWA (Niggaz wit Attitudes) was credited for the introduction of the intense criminal element of the reality that plagued the inner cities, and ghettos of Compton, California and beyond. We can all agree any music with a message will ignite the masses, so when NWA dropped “F the Police” in 1988-1989, the group went under sever scrutiny. Governmental agencies intervened, Radio’s banned the album, concerts were interrupted when the group performed the song, and an all-out campaign to silence the group was initiated. Many say the late Eazy-E met with George Bush Sr. to discuss the future of NWA. I won’t speculate or open any doors of conspiracy because the idea could go on and on about what could have transpired. As of right now I’m just going to deal with the facts of HIP HOP and how we use to LOVE HER. Big up to Common Sense who brought HIP HOP back full circle; to allow the lovers of the craft to focus on the appreciation and true essence of HIP HOP. A reinstatement of the power and LOVE to uplift a fallen humanity allowed every Emcee the ability to experiment with a new style of self-expression.

As HIP HOP continued to preserver through the many forms of expression and consciousness, through the likes of A Tribe called Quest, Kool G Rap, Big Daddy Kayne, De La Soul, Special Ed, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Salt & Pepa, Heavy D, LL Cool J, to the Illmatics aka Nas Escobar, AZ, the Roots, Fat Joe, Jay-Z, and the late Big Pun, and Big L, to name a few; to the movement of HIP HOP into the Southern Region.

Many felt the presence of South in the craft when the new dialect emerged with the southern draw sounds of Outcast, Goodie Mob, Eight Ball & MJG, Trick Daddy, Master P, Ludacris, and many others. The South grabbed a hold of the essence and rode it and continues to ride it until the wheels fall off. One time to TI and Grand Hustle. The Southern play a listic style was felt by the masses and well received, as well as the subtle message from Goodie Mob… “Listen to me now, believe me later on.” Let you know The South was on to something much deeper than what was seen on the surface. Which pushes HIP HOP back to the EAST where Wu-Tang grabbed a hold of the essence and let us know about the Killer Bees and the 36 chambers? We got 4 chambers in our heart? Really, is everything presented to us symbolic? Spoken in a way that we have to read the message in between the message? Just a thought for you to ponder and while you’re on that ask yourself…”Does CASH rule everything around you? “Cream get the money dollar dollar bill ya’ll.” Got to love Wu-Tang for giving us so many jewels to study, live by, and rock to all at the same time. Now that’s what I call talent in the highest form.

In closing, how did we fall from the highest forms of being The GOD’s of HIP HOP to the East Coast West Coast battle between Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls aka The Notorious Big? Was it yellow journalism? It’s important to know to silence a movement is to silence the leaders. Two of HIP HOP’s Icon's were gunned down in different cities, but were murdered in a similar manner; was it a coincidence or a set up? You do the math. How many times can someone roll up on an ICON and dump shots into their chest on a Boulevard or Strip with bystanders and witnesses and the case be an unsolved mystery? This battle created a war and division of great magnitude, and the tension between the two Coasts was so thick you could feel it in the air. HIP HOP was on the brink of severe break down and all the elements were out of alignment. Who would restore it now? Who would bring the message of TRUTH? Would the DJ’s step up and give HIP HOP the IV it needed to survive? Would the underground Emcees peek their heads above ground and give us the lyrical content to restore HIP HOP and the legacy to uplift? Or would the Elements continue to run a MUCK? Let’s continue to venture down the path and site the behavior of the craft. To be continued part 2 coming soon.

Written by: The CREW Royalty Chronicles - All Rights Reserved.

Source of Information:

http://www.chemcraft.net/wbody.html

http://www.amazon.com/Hip-Hop-Decoded-Black-Dot/dp/097723570X
http://www.ask.com/wiki/N.W.A

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1Dk-obLsiQ

http://www.thecrewisroyalty.com/