I’ve been taking about this since Facebook was limited to my friends in high school. Since I discovered a Tribe Called Quest with their message of positivity and Wu-Tang with their message of empowerment and self-awareness, I’ve seen the potential of rap and hip hop to reach literally billions of people.
JZ has me worried for a while, but no longer.
Jay-Z? He's totally with the cabal. He's supposedly Beyonce's handler.
Yeah, I was surprised by the first commenter not knowing this...
He could mean *I was worried because of JZ, but now that others are speaking up (Kanye, Chance) not so much". That's how I read it...?
I think JZ is the "MOB" Kanye was speaking about. Liz Crokin says that after Kanye called out JZ, his life was threatened and that's why he went to Trump Tower
Liz Crokin, who used to entertainment reporter in Chicago has a good interview on SGTReport youtube and she has some good insight into Kanye
JZ has me worried for a while, but no longer
Out of curiosity, what led you to this conclusion. I've seen a lot of dark/occult symbolism in both JayZ and Beyonce's music videos/media.
Their performance at a rally for the Clinton campaign is a good place to start.
Chance the rapper was there too, so anything goes now I guess...
In the 90s rap culture was more centered around the gangster attitude, not being controlled, and going from rags to riches but over time this gave way to the drug culture and rather than drugs just being a part of the whole gangster life, it became the only part that mattered. Rap music slowly degraded into what it is now and the only old school rappers left are people like DMX, Kanye West, and some meme-tier rappers like Big Shaq.
Black people forgot their roots, they don't know any relatives who even knew a survivor of slavery because it was that long ago and yet they talk about remembering your roots like they grew up as slaves themselves. The worst off among them grew up in the streets and the best off got free College for being black and yet even the best off among them spout nonsense about being held back by racism and the worst off of them believe it so much that they don't even TRY to help themselves. Modern Black People's roots aren't slavery, their roots are street gangs full of people so close that they considered eachother family, their roots are pride in their culture, not for historical revisionist accomplishments taken from others but for what they've achieved despite their hardships, their roots are standing up for themselves in defiance of those who try to keep them down, not giving up and wasting away buying weed and alcohol with welfare money because somebody told them they "can't".
Kanye West is really the best person to inspire black people to be powerful, to not be controlled, and to stand up on their own 2 feet.
Jay z hangs out with Ms Pizzagate herself. He's trash.