Irie Vibes

Now that summer is here, the weather is feeling tropical and exotic all across the country. It's a good excuse to indulge into Rastafarianism. Dancehall music is definitely relevant to trap life. O.K. I'm going to admit it, I'm old skool and when I was going out, dancehall was in the mix. In 2022, these brothers are still talking about knotty dreadlocks and still making good music with non other than D.J. Khaled . This song is still hott in the current dancehall circuit...if you haven't heard it already.

If you plan on hitting the dancehall clubs, then you have a good excuse to buy a Rasta inspired dress. In fact, if you pushin' a trap as hard as you are supposed to, this is definitely on the agenda. Rastafarianism is a black version of goth culture. Translation: There's nothing cuter than the idea of a rasta dress and gold accessories. Now you got to find out where the dreads party and make it the place to be.

The Hemptress has gorgeous locs. We absolutely LOVE sisters with dreads. Dreadlocks represent one's connect with the MOST HIGH! This hairstyle is also symbolic of the Lion of the Tribe of Judah from Revelation 5:5. Try the Tropical Roots Collection from Bronner Bros and to keep your dreads beautiful.

Make the refreshing cocktail that DJ Khaled was drinking in the "Where You Come From" video. Combine sugar and unsweetened Kool - Aid packets and sugar in a gallon dispenser. Pour in one 750 ml bottle of Summer Citrus Ciroc vodka. Stir. Fill the dispenser with the gallon of water. Stir until sugar and Kool-Aid is dissolved. Serve over ice.

Below is just a basic grocery list. Click on the "Trap House Living" pdf File.

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