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Rihanna Umbrella is this song masonic or somehting?


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reply posted on 13-5-2008 @ 10:40 PM by MastaG


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And let's not forget that Tupac was a Black Panther.



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reply posted on 14-5-2008 @ 04:13 PM by BradKell


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Who, aside from extemeist violence, were also know for being very EDUCATED (though mis-educated could be debated) and POLITICAL. The influence can be seen in his work. I am curious, as what point in his life did he bcome a Black Panther?



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reply posted on 15-5-2008 @ 03:21 AM by MastaG


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Tupac @ Wikipedia

He was basically performing on stage at an early age for the Black Panther Party, from then on he got really involved with them. His mother and father were both Panthers.



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reply posted on 15-5-2008 @ 07:00 AM by fLANKED


First of let me say how disappointed i am at the fact that i have created 2 threads on this subject

The Music Conspiracy
&
Jay Z and his NWO ties

And not a whisper in them but as soon as you bring up the lovely looking Rhianna bam people take notice

Anyway i ain't going to repeat much of what i have already said on this subject in the other threads i have just this to say.

The devil was the Music Leader in heaven
look it up if you don't believe me its in the big book called the Bible

And as sad as it may seem to you out there thats all i need to know to have complete belief in the fact that the music industry not just rap but even Christian music is controlled and used by the devil for his purpose. It truly is quite simple you just gotta have a little faith.

I know this wont convince any of the opposer's out there to this idea and that is fine because you wont convince me otherwise either so i'm happy to agree to disagree.

You just really need to open up yours eyes and ears and understand that music is one of the most widely used forms of communication and that it is to hard to believe that *insert bad guy here* has left the music industry out of their world domination plans. I understand how hard it is to think that your truly beloved music could do something like this to you but its that simple as daft punk once stated "television rules the nation" sure they wouldn't say that about the industry they are in but its the same premise.

Day in day out you pump music into your head containing upfront messages and ones that lay dormant in your sub conscious its there with you during the ups and the downs and it changes the way we think and feel and I'm sorry if you can't believe it folks but Music rules the world (along with a lot of other thing).

I just want to finish by urging everyone out there to not take our word for it but to get out there and do the research its not an easy thing to find information on either it truly is one of the most underestimated forces in the world.

God Bless.



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reply posted on 15-5-2008 @ 06:56 PM by LucidDreamer85


Maybe original hiphop was to threatening to them so instead of getting rid of it they just took it over using various methods and people. The pople that they were using probably were unaware at first because they were making tons of cash .



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reply posted on 22-5-2008 @ 08:08 PM by Anonymous ATS


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no offence but the only reason the "ella ella eh eh eh" is in the song is because the track skipped and they thought it sounded better that way.there is no "SECRET CULT" meaning to the song.its a cool song and i like it.you people really reall REALLY need to chill and stop trying to find hidden meanings to EVERYTHING cause that is really ridiculous.everything does not HAVE to be bad ok?its a simple nice song and you all are trying to make it into a big confusing arguement about nothing which i think is a complete waste of time.relax with it PLEASE cause i'm from Rihanna's homeland Barbados and she already have enough haters here as is and she reallt does not need anymore world wide.



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reply posted on 23-5-2008 @ 04:38 AM by fLANKED


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Sorry but i do take offence to this first of all you come in here anonymously and shoot of what in your opinion is fact with nothin to back it up so before i consider this just another coincedence id like some evidence.

Please enlighten us ooo anonymous one how do you know that this doesnt have a "secret cult" meaning is it just because you like the song so much and shes such a lovely sweet incocent girl or is it because you are brainwashed and mezmarized and can't see past the charade sorry but the only thing that is ridiculous here is that there are still blind people out there like you.

Sad as it may sound to you but this is my hobby and if i dont look into this sort of stuff then who will most days i wish i could be just another ignorant blind sheep and just follow along pretending like is all just coincidences and a waste of time but my eyes and opened and there aint no turning back.

Its not that we are picking on Rhianna or being haters she most likely has no idea about all this and wonders just as much as we do why shes dancing in pyramids as i said earlier its only because her name got dropped in here that people took notice.

Finally i just want to say that it is you that needs to chill and stop coming to the aid of your masters and do a little more research before you come in here flappin your lips.

wake up

Note to Mods: I can't stand anonymous posts



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reply posted on 23-5-2008 @ 01:23 PM by billybob


well, anonymous poster is my personal friend!
i think it's my mom.

she always hides under the rug what she doesn't like to see in the light of day.

mentally, that is, DUH!

i'm part austrian, and i don't mind if people point out that the illuminati 'started' in austria. i work and brush shoulders with these modern illuminati types, and i can safely say 99% of them are in the dark. they don't even KNOW they're under the umbrella of the 'illuminated ones'. that includes media personalities and politicians, mostly.

what the illuminati did, was PROGRAM SYSTEMS that run on automatic. there is no more man behind the curtain. their are a bunch of old boys, though, that DO know the system, and they update the software continually.

you're soaking in it.



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reply posted on 24-5-2008 @ 09:14 AM by glowingembers


I think there are indications of the Holy Trinity in the Umbrella video, and it's not just the triangle/pyramid but also the repeated portrayal of two opposite orientations, shown by Rihanna facing alternately to the left and to the right as well as the left and right Rihanna facing each other simultaneously. Because the Trinity is not just a group of three persons but a fundamental polarity - two opposite, yet complementary orientations - united in their source.

The trinity of God, or Reality, is also reflected in man, as man was created in God's image. To be more specific, the polarity is reflected in information-processing styles of the left and right hemispheres of the human brain: the left hemisphere is analytic, detail-focused and gives rise to individualism and masculinity, while the right hemisphere is holistic, focused on undifferentiated whole and gives rise to collectivism and femininity.

There appears to be a spiritual change happening in the world whereby the polarity is integrated and the source becomes manifest in full force, as was predicted by ancient religions and myths. This change apparently finds expression, whether consciously or unconsciously, also on the popular music scene. I have noticed the Trinity symbolism also in the videos of Chemical Brothers' live performances and in the artwork of Pink Floyd's The Division Bell. There you can see again a fundamental polarity united by a third element.

Chemical Brothers - Galvanize (live)

YouTube Link


Chemical Brothers - another live snippet

YouTube Link


Pink Floyd - The Division Bell album cover



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reply posted on 24-5-2008 @ 09:56 PM by Privy_Princess



Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
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no offence but the only reason the "ella ella eh eh eh" is in the song is because the track skipped and they thought it sounded better that way.there is no "SECRET CULT" meaning to the song.its a cool song and i like it.you people really reall REALLY need to chill and stop trying to find hidden meanings to EVERYTHING cause that is really ridiculous.everything does not HAVE to be bad ok?its a simple nice song and you all are trying to make it into a big confusing arguement about nothing which i think is a complete waste of time.relax with it PLEASE cause i'm from Rihanna's homeland Barbados and she already have enough haters here as is and she reallt does not need anymore world wide.


Many hit songs nowadays have that "eh" sound featured prominantly in the track.

For instance listen to "Bed" by J Holiday. Same "eh" "eh" "eh" sound.

Don't put it off as coincidence. There is a reason for that. And there will be more songs with that sound in it.



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reply posted on 24-5-2008 @ 10:08 PM by Privy_Princess


Also, if you look at the way Jay-Z rose to fame.

I remember in 1997, watching MTV and they always mentioned the rapper named Jay-Z. He came out with a few songs, and had a few videos, but most were forgettable and didn't really make any buzz.

That's how you can tell a PRODUCT, people. When artists keep getting second and third chances at their "big break" into the biz.

One day, out of the blue, low and behold, there was a star and his name was Jay-Z.....

Same thing was Britney Spears. I remember hearing "Baby One More Time" on the radio and thinking, "Dang that song really sucks". lol As expected, no one requested it and it was a good 3 or 4 months before MTV decided it was a hit. lol



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reply posted on 25-5-2008 @ 02:39 PM by Anonymous ATS


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This was a real waste of time. Jay-Z using that symbol or sampling a verse by Prodigy from Mobb Deep where the word "illuminati" is mentioned does not make Jigga part of some huge conspiracy, but it does keep people who like conspiracy theories occupied and spreading silly rumors that just make Jay more intriguing and helps him sell more records.

I am definitely not saying there is no such thing as the illuminati, I am pretty convinced there is, but I doubt very much if Jay-Z has anything to do with it. But the man is a genius and knows how to sell records. Best rapper alive, no doubt, and I'm saying that as a die hard Nas fan.

Anyways, there is nothing compelling about this video and no information that a 6-year-old couldn't dig up, I'm sorry to say.



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reply posted on 30-6-2008 @ 06:27 AM by Anonymous ATS


Illuminatis exist, secret societies exist, but you shouldn't be searching in HipHop for it, you should look @ Politics..

youtube.com...

JFK's speech against SSies, we all know the result to that..

But yeah i really don't believe Jay-Z is taking apart of the secret societies, and if he is he sure fooled me.

He probably does it to make people think, what an awesome trend.. or what an interesting style.. I guess it builds his swagger.

You know, he really isn't what he claims.. Not a gangster at all, selling drugs doesnt make him hard and he even said in interviews that hes not as people from bed sty.

I think 2PACs message "killuminati" wasnt directed towards rappers, but the government.

I was more on DocMoru's side, but then i thought over everything rtioanlly.



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reply posted on 30-6-2008 @ 03:34 PM by ALightinDarkness



Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Illuminatis exist, secret societies exist, but you shouldn't be searching in HipHop for it, you should look @ Politics..

youtube.com...

JFK's speech against SSies, we all know the result to that.


I am continually amazed that people are willing to believe a youtube video, but can not be bothered to actually check the facts. It is well known that his speech - when you actually take it fully in context - was referring to the value of free press. All its proof of is that some people will twist absolutely anything in order to turn it into something they want to believe.

[edit on 30-6-2008 by ALightinDarkness]



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reply posted on 1-7-2008 @ 05:07 AM by AKnight


what good comes from putting limited messages in a song? Say you your the soceity in controlling rhiana. why just put her in a pyrimid? to feel good about yourselves? surely flashing a pyrimid wont do any damage



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reply posted on 1-7-2008 @ 01:53 PM by b.monki


you people have no clue of hip-hop whats so ever. I found ATS from hip hop, got into conspiracies because of hip hop. As a hip hop artist I know in the hip hop world we use are words as a way of letting the masses know the truth by reading or text. Emcees from the beggining have been putting truth in there rhymes the same way the government has put secrets in or money. Conspiracy theories have always been apart of hip hop but doesnt mean we are the conspiracy. Look up groups like jedi mind trick, mr. lif, aesop rock, method man, they all speak on conspiracies (maybe not as much as mr. lif or jedi mind tricks) but what I'm saying conspiracies have always been apart of hip hop and it doesnt make us the conspiracy. Mainstream rappers like jay-z, nas, they cant be as blunt as the underground rappers cause there in the limelight and have a rep to keep and cant be look at like wackos, but I can tell you a lot of the people in the hip hop community think it's hilarious how you conspiracy nerds think we are the conspiracy when in fact we're just conspiracy nerds like you. and this is truth, know the culture before you make assumptions...



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reply posted on 1-7-2008 @ 11:06 PM by ALightinDarkness


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Actually, its far more likely the "hip-hop artists" know that by playing into conspiracy theories they will get more attention than they would otherwise. I have no doubt they have nothing to do with it. Its just brilliant marketing - make people think you are more special than you really are, and they will spend lots of time (and money) trying to figure out why you appear so special.



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reply posted on 2-7-2008 @ 03:19 PM by b.monki


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no it's not a marketing plot... it's there way of spilling the beans on the government... hip hop hates the government... it's the ghettos version of punk rock... like I said know the culture before you speak on it... a lot of younger probably wonder whats the pyramid on jay-z's album go look it up and find out about the illuminati. Like I said the main stream rappers cant be as blunt as the underground rappers... hip hop is anti establishment... once again go lookup some jedi mind tricks they roll with wu-tang, method man, one of the biggest rap groups in philly. There maybe the most blunt of all rappers out there...



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