The Mystery of The Washington Family In The POWER Universe

[@ronni425]

Tamika was the first person Tariq told he killed ghost. He loved that lady🤣🤣

[@nealharris2381]

There You Go my Brother keeping me Thinking as Usual

[@jordanbass705]

Your theory’s are getting better you know your stuff you do your research keep the power universe alive!!

[@josephtalmadge3108]

This is why I come here to get all my power content. Best channel online. Thanks brother. Bro your voice is perfect for dis shyt 🤟🤟👍

[@GettingItHowILive]

Thanks I appreciate it

[@josephtalmadge3108]

@GettingItHowILive my dude 🤟🤟👍👍

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

4:00 4:01 4:02 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.

[@josephtalmadge3108]

@PrinceSupreme-y8x I already know all this I just love my boys channel better than any channel on the internet that discusses anything about any of the OP or the spinoffs. This is thee best channel and my bro always has great theories and content. Dues voice fits da profile by a mile

[@gweedodarezzo8271]

That nick cannon pic was crazy 🤣🤣

[@NogramGotti]

LMAOOOOOOOOOOO

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

1:04 1:05 1:07 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

1:21 1:21 1:22 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.

[@TTo-pr2vc]

Mans cookin 🔥

[@demarcusvaughan2332]

Great excellent hypothesis.

[@CJHarrison87]

💜💜💜💜💜

[@hmcnatt1]

Tamika is one of my favorite characters, i would love to see her in a spin-off, taking down Wallstreet corruption...

[@stephonandrews7576]

Wasn't Crown from Brooklyn? He rolled them Brooklyn dudes to Famous "streets need a body" show.

[@mstate_]

Yup

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

3:10 3:11 3:12 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.

[@demarcusvaughan2332]

I wonder if Tameka Washington knew Rashad Tate and could help Rashad Tate get Don Carter smoked in prison for the death of Kamaal Tate since Zion worked for Don Carter. I would love to see Tameka Washington go after Don Carter and Tariq for the death of Zion if they are related.

[@demarcusvaughan2332]

Imagine if we see Corrine this season of Raising and she expose that she gave Famous the strap and this prove that Famous took out Freddie. I don't think that we will see Mr Ventura the old man that heard Famous shoot Freddie again.

[@joebrat6809]

I do not think these are necessarily related, Zion was a wasted potential, i genuinely believed he was actually D-WIz brother.

[@jonwade2405]

Why would he be in his 50s???

[@feezthegerm169]

Brilla BREEZE

[@mstate_]

😂 NO!

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

4:39 4:39 4:41 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.

[@feezthegerm169]

@@mstate_ lol Watch, the starting letter of his name tells you already it’s breeze

[@noeffort2198]

Nah I ain’t jacking that if they was related Keisha would’ve called tamika when she got jammed up with those papers as any black person who got a lawyer in the family lol

[@demarcusvaughan2332]

I honestly think that B Rilla could be D wiz older brother and Zion could be B Rilla son.

[@GettingItHowILive]

That's a good point 🔥🔥

[@jabroni7706]

Makes no sense. Zion is clearly around the same age as Ghost and Tommy. I doubt B Rilla will be that old of a character

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

4:57 4:57 4:59 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.

[@demarcusvaughan2332]

B Rilla is Breeze.

[@thecomedicgenius373]

Oh lord😂

[@mstate_]

Not even 😂

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

4:24 4:25 4:28 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.

[@JonnyD77]

Could be a stretch but hear me out… Lou kills d-wiz and crown. Tariq kills Zion and could have killed Tamica… all Washington’s. What if b-rilla is a Washington and possibly even breeze and ghost kills breeze. I am one that thinks Lou is ghosts dad so based off of that what if father son and grandson takes out the whole Washington family….

[@JonnyD77]

Could also be some foreshadowing that Tamica could end up dead soon. Maybe by Tariq or ghost. Shit ya may even grow up and get in the game or accidentally kill her

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

3:38 3:38 3:39 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

1:35 1:35 1:36 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

2:17 2:19 2:19 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

2:43 2:43 2:44 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.

[@PrinceSupreme-y8x]

2:30 2:31 2:32 The Power Universe includes several TV series that explore themes of knowledge of self, righteous names, and the complexities of the underground world. The shows often feature characters navigating the challenges of the streets, including drugs, crime, and violence. The five TV series in the Power Universe are: 1. Power 2. Power Book II: Ghost 3. Power Book III: Raising Kanan 4. Power Book IV: Force 5. Power Book V: Influence (upcoming) These shows delve into the lives of characters who are often struggling with their own identities, morals, and purposes. Throughout the series, you'll notice references to knowledge of self, righteous names, and the Five Percent Nation. The characters in these shows can be seen as symbolic of the Future Poor Righteous Teachers, navigating the complexities of the underground world while searching for a sense of purpose and identity.