Level-Up! Magazine

Level-Up! Magazine Purveyors of music, fashion & art for the emerging and independent artists of our era. LeveL-Up! Magazine represents the true beauty of the underground.

Magazine caters to the underground music scene and targets urban dwelling artists, photographers, models, and trendsetters. Our publication celebrates the indie artist’s hustle and speaks to a unique audience of underground music lovers. Through raw editorials and unconventional fashion spreads, LeveL-Up!

⚖️ LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® OFFICIAL STATEMENTPOINT OF LAW EDITION | LEGACY & EVIDENCE🪶 Founded 2007 | First Issue 2008 | Tra...
10/29/2025

⚖️ LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® OFFICIAL STATEMENT
POINT OF LAW EDITION | LEGACY & EVIDENCE
🪶 Founded 2007 | First Issue 2008 | Trademark Reg. No. 5,738,946
By Chief Freddie A. Williams (Ahau El Bey)
Article VI U.S. Code & Title 25 U.S.C. — Autochthonous® American Estate

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Born in 2007 from one man’s vision to uplift the culture — LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® became the true voice of independent music, fashion, and Indigenous creativity.

From the streets of Chicago to global stages, every issue since 2008 carried the pulse of real artistry — built with love, law, and legacy.

When cyber-attacks hit in 2021–2022, hijacking archives and stealing layouts, they didn’t erase history — they proved the power of Indigenous authorship.

What was stolen became evidence.
What was silenced became record.
Every page remains protected under Article VI Standing & Title 25 (Indian Affairs) — a living Indigenous trust estate and a Supreme Record of Culture.

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📜 Read the “POINT OF LAW EDITION” now ➡️ levelupmagazine.com
🪶 All Rights Reserved © 2007–2025 LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® | Autochthonous® Estate

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📜 SUPREME COURT–LEVEL POINT OF LAW | ARTICLE VI × TITLE 25 U.S.C.By Chief Freddie A. Williams El BeyAutochthonous™ Supre...
10/22/2025

📜 SUPREME COURT–LEVEL POINT OF LAW | ARTICLE VI × TITLE 25 U.S.C.

By Chief Freddie A. Williams El Bey
Autochthonous™ Supreme Crown Court & Infinite Seal

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The treaties are the supreme law of the land.
Every breach of Indigenous treaty rights is a constitutional trespass.
Title 25 U.S.C. affirms the federal trust duty owed to the Indigenous Autochthonous Americans of Turtle Island — not as minorities, but as the original sovereign heirs of this continent.

🪶 We were never slaves — we were the landholders, mound-builders, and creators.
Through misclassification, credit manipulation, and digital exploitation, our estates were converted into public trust property. Yet under Article VI & Title 25, our rights remain enforceable.

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⚖️ THE POINT OF LAW

1️⃣ Indigenous trademarks = Indigenous estates.
2️⃣ Unauthorized use = cultural theft (25 U.S.C. §§ 177, 3101).
3️⃣ Corporations invading Indigenous IP = breach of treaty.
4️⃣ Federal agencies failing Indigenous access to benefits = constructive theft (18 U.S.C. § 641).

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🗣️ Community Commentary (2024–2025, Unverified Source)

“The land owed to Black Americans is held in public trust until they claim their land patents… We took their land, claimed it abandoned & taxed them… Political campaigns are all a hoax — it’s a two-party system built to keep the people from inheriting what’s truly theirs.”

(Quoted for educational & research record under Article VI & Title 25 U.S.C.)

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🌍 THE VERDICT

We reclaim standing as Indigenous Autochthonous Americans — rightful heirs of Turtle Island.
Restoration of governance, honoring of treaties, and sustainable living for all people begin with us.

LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® — CHICAGO CLASS II (KUSH vs PILLS) • 2014We published this issue back when Chicago’s underground was...
10/20/2025

LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® — CHICAGO CLASS II (KUSH vs PILLS) • 2014
We published this issue back when Chicago’s underground was becoming mainstream — documenting the artists, the streets, and the culture that shaped a generation. This edition was sold on MagCloud (Nov 9, 2014) and released with a documentary film that you can still watch: https://youtu.be/GIRGi4Gonxg

Today we’re defending that legacy. LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® is the original independent voice behind these stories — and our brand, art, and work have been targeted and copied by outside actors. That’s why we’re launching the Point of Law edition: a legal and cultural conversation about creative ownership, Indigenous publishing rights, and how communities protect what they make.

• Read the archive issue (link in bio)
• Watch the original documentary (link in bio)
• Support independent Indigenous publishing — subscribe, share, and tag a Chicago outlet that needs to see this.

This is more than nostalgia — it’s proof (mag + video) of a continuous, public creative practice that legally anchors our trademark and the right to our work. We will protect our history. We will publish our truth.

LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® — Point of Law Edition U.S. District Court, N.D. IllinoisCase No. 1:25-cv-10536 │ Judge Matthew F. K...
10/12/2025

LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® — Point of Law Edition U.S. District Court, N.D. Illinois
Case No. 1:25-cv-10536 │ Judge Matthew F. Kennelly │ Mag. Jeannice W. Appenteng

“Filed in U.S. District Court (N.D. Illinois, Case No. 1:25-cv-10536): The LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® (U.S. Reg. No. 5,738,946) filing identifies unauthorized online uses by entities including Level Up PR Agency (), serving , Amazon, BookBaby, Walmart & affiliates — alleged to have caused brand dilution, cultural identity misappropriation, and ADA-linked harm.”

LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® — Point of Law Edition
U.S. District Court – N.D. Illinois | Case No. 1:25-cv-10536

LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® (U.S. Reg. No. 5,738,946) is a federally protected brand founded in Chicago (2008).
Any use of similar marks—“Level Up Magazine,” “Level Up PR,” or affiliated profiles—appearing online without authorization is now part of an active federal trademark and ADA damages case.

Filed by Freddie A. Williams (Ahau El Bey) under:
• Article VI U.S. Constitution (Supremacy Clause)
• 15 U.S.C. §§ 1114, 1125, 1117 (Lanham Act)
• Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b), 15(a)(2)

🎥 Posting this record to document public confusion impacting my Indigenous publication, livelihood, and ADA-protected standing.



This case—filed by Freddie A. Williams (Ahau El Bey)—seeks enforcement under:
Article VI U.S. Constitution (Supremacy Clause)
15 U.S.C. §§ 1114, 1125, 1117 (Lanham Act)
Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b), 15(a)(2)
Foman v. Davis (1962)

🎥 Posting live search evidence showing trademark confusion and its impact on my Indigenous estate, mental-health protections, and ongoing harassment patterns.

Filed publicly for record and education under LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® — Point of Law Edition.

⚖️ Official Notice to the Public RecordLEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® — Point of Law Edition has been formally filed into Case No. ...
10/08/2025

⚖️ Official Notice to the Public Record

LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® — Point of Law Edition has been formally filed into Case No. 1:25-cv-10536 (N.D. Ill.) as an evidentiary publication of record under Article VI of the U.S. Constitution and Title 25 U.S.C. (Indian Affairs).

This filing transforms journalism into law — making LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® the first Indigenous-owned publication to be recognized as a living exhibit of evidence in federal court.

Read the Record. Know the Law. Protect the Future.
Download and study the Point of Law Edition now — where investigative journalism meets courtroom enforcement, exposing fraud, targeting, and broken contracts while building solutions for sustainable living.
“POINT OF LAW” EDITION

The Court Has Received It. Now You Must Read It.
The Point of Law Edition of LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® is no longer just journalism — it is federal court evidence in Case No. 1:25-cv-10536.

Every page carries legal weight. Every word stands as record.

Don’t just hear about history. Read it. Hold it. Share it.

Click below to download the official filing that merges law + solutions for our collective future.
⚖️ Download the Exhibit Now. level up magazine.com

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10/07/2025

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⚖️ AUTOCHTHONOUS™ STANDING – LINEAGE & LAW ⚖️✨I am Indigenous High Priest Chief, Autochthonous American Judge, Shamanic ...
10/05/2025

⚖️ AUTOCHTHONOUS™ STANDING – LINEAGE & LAW ⚖️✨

I am Indigenous High Priest Chief, Autochthonous American Judge, Shamanic Chief, Developer of ISONOMIA – City of Justice, Editor-in-Chief of LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE.

🌎 My bloodline flows through the Mississippian mound builders and the Cherokee Nation, carrying the legacy of the Mississippi King — the Great Sun of the Natchez, rightful ruler of the Mississippi Valley.

📜 Our ancestors were recognized as stewards of this land:
• Article VI, U.S. Constitution → Treaties are supreme law of the land.
• Title 25, U.S. Code (Indian Affairs) → Federal duty to Indigenous Nations.
• Royal Proclamation of 1763 → Acknowledged Indigenous Nations as lawful sovereigns over their territories.

🔥 We reclaim what was misclassified. African Americans are Autochthonous dark-skin Americans, the true heirs of Turtle Island.

🌿 Our mission: justice, restitution, and sustainable living—guided by the original order of the land.

Follow for truth & restoration:
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🌐 autochthonous.co

An Emblem of America — Jurisdiction and Autochthonous AuthorityCase No. 1:25-cv-10536The history of Indigenous nations i...
09/29/2025

An Emblem of America — Jurisdiction and Autochthonous Authority

Case No. 1:25-cv-10536

The history of Indigenous nations is not one of subordination, but of law. The treaties signed on these lands were governmental agreements between Indigenous nations and foreign colonial powers. These agreements permitted limited operations — under strict conditions — Autochthonous jurisdiction — the immemorial authority of Indigenous nations established long before foreign governments sought to impose their codes or systems. By law, foreign powers were supposed to remain under Maritime Law, bound to water, not exercising dominion over land. POWER OF LAW: Existing federal case - Non-Disclosure, Trademark, and Copyright Protected under U.S. & International Law, Article VI of the U.S. Constitution, and Indigenous Autochthonous protections.

⚖️ “Power of Law” & “Power of Order” invoked.

09/27/2025

The publisher rough Statement: High Priest Chief Ahau, Autochthonous American & Mound Builder of the Mississippians, declare under Article VI of the U.S. Constitution that treaties and the Constitution remain the Supreme Law of the Land, binding all judges, officers, and foreign powers.

🔑 For the Record:
• Pope Francis’s Motu Proprio confirms accountability of church & state.
• H. Res. 194 admits U.S. wrongdoing against Native Peoples.
• Pope Francis apologized for the grave sins of colonialism.

I worked in good faith on these sacred grounds. No foreign hand, outsider, or influence will erase my Indigenous estate, works, or spiritual authority.

To violate me is to violate the Supreme Law, Indigenous treaties, and divine order.

⚡ I stand Autochthonous. I stand protected. I stand recorded.

Public Notice & Jurisdictional StatementThis post constitutes a public record and educational statement regarding Autoch...
09/26/2025

Public Notice & Jurisdictional Statement

This post constitutes a public record and educational statement regarding Autochthonous Jurisdiction and the federally registered trademark LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® (U.S. Reg. No. ______).

It is issued solely for the purposes of:
• Public awareness and cultural education under Articles 11, 12 & 26 of the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP);
• Preservation of evidence under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure; and
• Lawful exercise of free speech and petition protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

Nothing herein constitutes a false accusation of criminal conduct or is intended to defame any party. All references to infringement or misuse are based on filed pleadings and public records (Case No. 1:25-cv-10536, N.D. Ill.). This notice is made without waiver of any rights, titles, or interests and reserving all legal remedies under federal, state, and international law.

⚖️ Autochthonous Jurisdiction: The immemorial authority of Indigenous Nations, affirmed but not created by treaties and Supreme Court precedent (Worcester v. Georgia, 1832; Royal Proclamation of 1763; Treaty of Greenville, 1795).
📌 Trademark Protection: LEVEL-UP! MAGAZINE® is a federally registered mark protected under 15 U.S.C. §§1114, 1125 and all applicable laws.

An Emblem of America — Jurisdiction and Autochthonous AuthorityCase No. 1:25-cv-10536The history of Indigenous nations i...
09/26/2025

An Emblem of America — Jurisdiction and Autochthonous Authority

Case No. 1:25-cv-10536

The history of Indigenous nations is not one of subordination, but of law. The treaties signed on these lands were governmental agreements between Indigenous nations and foreign colonial powers. These agreements permitted limited operations — under strict conditions — Autochthonous jurisdiction — the immemorial authority of Indigenous nations established long before foreign governments sought to impose their codes or systems. By law, foreign powers were supposed to remain under Maritime Law, bound to water, not exercising dominion over land.

The so-called “13 Colonies,” symbolized by the 13 Stars flag, arose from these distortions. They were never lawful transfers of Indigenous jurisdiction, but colonial enterprises that violated the very agreements they claimed to respect. History, as it unfolds, demonstrates a continual breach of Indigenous authority and a usurpation of jurisdiction that was never ceded.

The emblem in focus today reasserts that truth. It is a declaration that Indigenous dominion was, is, and remains the supreme authority on this land.

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LEVEL-UP! MAGZINE caters to the underground music scene and targets urban dwelling artists, photographers, models, and trendsetters. Our publication celebrates the indie artist’s hustle and speaks to a unique audience of underground music lovers. Through raw editorials and unconventional fashion spreads, LeveL-Up! Magazine represents the true beauty of the underground.