k on now.. just heads
Marilyn Manson pretended to be the Antichrist to promote "Antichrist Superstar" (and a couple of other characters for the following two albums) and that's all Jay-Z is doing: pretending. He's artistically feigning connections to the global elite to either make a point and/or sell albums. Artists do this all the time. David Bowie was "Ziggy Stardust" for a while (among other characters) but that doesn't mean he is actually an alien (probably).
The point is, artists take on alternate persona's to make artistic statements (and probably to have an excuse to play dress up, truth be told). These alter-egos add to the mystique surrounding their work, but at the end of the day, it's just a show. Rappers play the role of 'gangstas', rockers pretend to be aliens or demons, and Jay-Z is just pretending to somehow be connected to the NWO. $0.02
Originally posted by TheAssociate
This is my reply to a similar thread (thread) :
at the end of the day, it's just a show. Rappers play the role of 'gangstas', rockers pretend to be aliens or demons, and Jay-Z is just pretending to somehow be connected to the NWO. $0.02
There's nothing sinister going on here.
The only conspiracy here is the one among Jay-Z and the people promoting him to make it seem like this sort of thing isn't getting a bit cliche.
TA
aaand the ruling elite wouldn't ever think of ever dabbling in such an area... it's unheard of.. completely impossible for you to fathom them doing so for whatever reason/means...
so somehow rap artists want to boast about occult info WITHOUT being part of the inner circle... WHILE being on the top of the (albeit sub-level) money pyramid of global hip hop that is Def Jam records...
Originally posted by dontbelievehype
Jay Z, Rhiannon and Kanye West encouraging pure materialism and greed accompanied by occultic symbols is worth being concerned about. Jay Z hasn't been noted for his positivite messages to Black people a la Tupac Shakur. From day one Jay Z's message was about being part of the system and being contemptuous of those without. From time to time he has dropped token comments about poverty etc but these have been few and minor.
Originally posted by dontbelievehype
Money makes a human being - that's his message. The use of masked people and violent associations in Run this town is not about change for th better. It's about power over others whom you consider weak and not worth any consideration. All his bull# about Crowley tells you where he is coming from.
Originally posted by dontbelievehype
Jay Z is glamorising something that is negative energy. Rhiannon's and Beyonce's videos are negative energy. You want to promote Baphomet and all that? Tell people, come out and be honest about what you are, who you are.
Originally posted by dontbelievehype
However, the last laugh is on the powers that be who make use of Jay Z, Kanye, Beyonce, Rhiannon etc. Expect some misfortune down the track.