The Grand Leveler

I cam across this video recently and would like to share it with the ATS Community. It is created by a rapper named Apathy out of connecticut. I know there has been a lot of talk in recent years about the music industry's connection to the occult and secret societies. Most video's infer their symbolism this one just flat out shows what it is about. Pay very close attention to the second verse. I'm wondering if this is at the core of some masonic beliefs. Overall I feel that this is a genuine video giving an alternative perspective about our origins and the role that secret societies have played in it.

reply to post by DaTruth


he is name dropping the general who's who of the conspiracy world. Hiram Abiff....don't see that in rap lyrics often.

In any event, I am not sure there is anything there other than disjointed inclusions of buzz words for the CT crowd. He's probably a member at ATS, LOL

reply to post by DaTruth


Total buzz rap. Just cashing in. A lot of rappers who use these topics even rap in the exact same half angry, half serious/concerned voice.

reply to post by DaTruth


I believe they only found a way to get more PR & just went with it.......
But think about how old THIS is, why he would sing such words, then get murdered.....he knew the truth.....




On the right track though S&F Keep looking....it is in more & more cartoons, series, movies & songs all seemingly innocuous...

reply to post by DaTruth


I believe they only found a way to get more PR & just went with it.......
But think about how old THIS is, why he would sing such words, then get murdered.....he knew the truth.....




On the right track though S&F Keep looking....it is in more & more cartoons, series, movies & songs all seemingly innocuous...

bigfatfurrytexan
he is name dropping the general who's who of the conspiracy world. Hiram Abiff....don't see that in rap lyrics often.

In any event, I am not sure there is anything there other than disjointed inclusions of buzz words for the CT crowd. He's probably a member at ATS, LOL

He also appears to be a Mason in Connecticut. I located this picture of him in apron (on the left) which appears to be the same person in the video when you search for Chad Bromley.

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reply to post by GoldenObserver


Yea I've been researching him and h has been rapping for a while. I think it is refreshing to hear music that is actually trying to deliver a message. This could also be seen as a recruitment video. When I showed this to my sister she asked "Who sanctioned this?" Probably the first video I've seen recorded in an actual lodge.

Its's a masonic rapper. You`ll find rappers of all denominations...christian rappers, satanist rappers, communist rappers, fascist rappers, teen rappers, female rappers, male rappers, conspiracy rappers...the whole spectrum. The goal they all share: To have some fun and make money off of it.

reply to post by DaTruth

Yeah I will give it that it is interesting about the lodge. If you are looking for unique rap that delivers a similar message, yet with taste and musicality, check out Ab-Soul. He is top notch in my book.

To have a Mason Rapping about certain topics and dropping certain hints, has confirmed so many ideas and thoughts in my head.


Thanks for sharing, makes me want to be1 even more now..

Not sure how I feel about him rapping about Free Masonry. I mean it is a hell of a recruiting effort if it is meant to be that, but membership is very selective. But on the other hand, secrets are secrets whether or not how many people know what in the world. To keep the secret is to be trust worthy, and how trust worthy is it to make a rap video of the secrets given to you.

reply to post by bigvig316


Two things,

First, freemasonry is not exclusive. Any man can join providing he is a good man and want to make himself better. Just ask.

Second, what secrets did you learn from him spilling the beans?

I think its just an attempt for someone to appear "in the know" Using Masonic imagery etc isn't something new. BTW, it looks like the ashlars as backwards, at least in my Jurisdiction.

I would hope that this isn't really any sort of masonic representation. If it is the sooner these bunch of high minded blasphemers get flushed down the toilet the better.

Logarock
I would hope that this isn't really any sort of masonic representation.

He obviously only represents himself, it is not like there is a Masonic Rap Department whipping up lyrics for anyone.

Logarock
I would hope that this isn't really any sort of masonic representation. If it is the sooner these bunch of high minded blasphemers get flushed down the toilet the better.

I think the world of The Mysteries would appeal to rappers. They are of a similar fabric, intellectually.

Both groups say what they have to say with deeply layered metaphors and analogies. It makes perfect sense that someone who is well practiced at voicing his thoughts in metaphor would find something intriguing about Esoteric studies.

bigfatfurrytexan

Logarock
I would hope that this isn't really any sort of masonic representation. If it is the sooner these bunch of high minded blasphemers get flushed down the toilet the better.

I think the world of The Mysteries would appeal to rappers. They are of a similar fabric, intellectually.

Both groups say what they have to say with deeply layered metaphors and analogies. It makes perfect sense that someone who is well practiced at voicing his thoughts in metaphor would find something intriguing about Esoteric studies.

I see his words, here in this rap, are born from the esoteric. Are you really from Texas there cowboy?

Logarock

bigfatfurrytexan

Logarock
I would hope that this isn't really any sort of masonic representation. If it is the sooner these bunch of high minded blasphemers get flushed down the toilet the better.

I think the world of The Mysteries would appeal to rappers. They are of a similar fabric, intellectually.

Both groups say what they have to say with deeply layered metaphors and analogies. It makes perfect sense that someone who is well practiced at voicing his thoughts in metaphor would find something intriguing about Esoteric studies.

I see his words, here in this rap, are born from the esoteric. Are you really from Texas there cowboy?

Not much of a cowboy, but yes. West Texas.

ETA: 100 years ago...there was a cowboy culture here. Now it is roughneck.

AugustusMasonicus

Logarock
I would hope that this isn't really any sort of masonic representation.

He obviously only represents himself, it is not like there is a Masonic Rap Department whipping up lyrics for anyone.

It is certainly not so obvious to most of the rappers target audience.