Hip-hop is a religion pt. 2

What does it take to be a rap superstar? It takes talent, your soul, and the sacrifice of a loved one. These words may disturb you. But this is the truth behind successful rappers. For instance, P. Diddy didn’t launch his career until his protege Biggie’s death. When Biggie died, P. Diddy started making albums himself. People forgot that P. Diddy was a business man. They didn’t find it odd why he started rapping.

P. Diddy had an artist named Mase. Mase was on the rise to be something big. But after his first cd, he threw in the towel and became a reverend. He wanted to do gospel music. Why would a rapper submit his raps to be a reverend? Unless, he encountered something that he did not want to be apart off.

Tupac changed his name to Makaveli. The name of his last cd was called “Killuminati”. The album cover showed him on the crucifix like Jesus. After Tupac went on TV exposing the content of his Cd, he was murdered a month later. Tupac was shot at in his vehicle. Sugh was in the car with him, but Sugh was untouched by flying bullets.

Jay-Z calls himself HOVA. Hova is taken from Jehovah. In other words, he is saying that he is GOD. He is always making a diamond with his hands. The diamond is really a pyramid.

He made a song called “Lucifer” which was produced by the so called Christian Kayne West. The song ends exactly on 3:12. You get the number 6 when you add or multiply them in any order. We all know that 6 is the devil’s number. What is really disturbing about this song is the subliminal message Jay-z puts in the song. “Murder, Murder Jesus, 666”---Jay Z in the song “Lucifer”. This is heard when you play the song backwards. Creepy, but true. Moving on.

Nas considers himself to be God’s son in the Hip-Hop world. In other words, he thinks himself as Jesus. “God’s son” was the name of his album. The first song on the Cd was called “I carry the cross.” This track was produced by Eminem, the man that claims to be the devil.

[Nas]

I carry the cross, if Virgin Mary had an abortion

I’d still be carried in the chariot by stampeding horses

Had to bring it back to New York

I’m happy that the streets is back in New York

For you rappers, I carry the cross

People are not reading into the lyrics. They are just listening. Eminem’s song “My Darling” should be the proof to my accusations. I have provided the track for you. This song is about a conversation between him and the devil. Why would one make songs about this stuff? Unless you are embedded in the spiritual world, your soul becomes possessed to make music like this. This discussion is far from over. Stay tuned.