And they they they the the the the the the the the the the the
the the the the just waking up in the morning. Gotta thank God.
I don't know, but today seems kind of odd. No bucket from the
dog, no a trist to cook the breakfast with lots of hog was cracking
crackings. I thought of nobody better to join me on a rap stream than
the second ratest rapper in the world and on the Internet, little Aide aka
Tristan Hager Louise returns. Thanks for having me on, man. I thought
it was really apps, you know. I mean, you're obviously an industry
rejected failed rapper, so we can we can talk about we can project all
of all of our I mean you're because I'm I'm a successful rapper and producer.
We can talk about all the reasons why we were kept out of the
industry, which is clearly because of the Illuminati. The Illuminati. It's Kat
Williams. Listen, there's a lot of people out here doing things and they
don't know what's going on. Twenty twenty four is the year that Everton comes
to light. Okay, for real, we've been blackballed by the Illuminati.
That's that's why Jay and I we we're still we're still scraping it off in
the underground here, scraping off of the refuse of the industry. So yeah,
and in classic failed rapper say as we're coming to we're coming to hate
on the industry and just and just spread rumors, unsubstantiated rumors and gossip about
Yeah. Yeah, since you didn't make it, I could understand that you
would want to concoct the narrative of being a targeted individual and the m kiltra
mind control Illuminati controllers handlers are after you to shut you down. Yeah,
I'm here with my my my targeted individual handler Jade Eyer. He was he
was actually put in my life. He was told by I was told by
another one of my handlers that Jay was put here strictly to block my music
industry career. So yeah, that's what we're here to do. Look,
Jay's rage quit again. Yeah, I'm getting my UH wrap props ready for
the stream. So this was a necklace, but I'm getting my chain reset
right now. I gotta, I gotta. I'm getting to recalibration. You
gotta recalibrate the chain to fit his games. But I do have my cane
correct? I come correct, My cane is still present, so we can
work with what we got now. The reason we're doing this stream is,
as you guys know, we've been covering a lot of hot hip hop drama
and comedy drama entertained drama because lately a lot of information is coming out which
we already kind of knew. It's been speculated on for a long time in
our sphere that the entertainment industry is blackmailed, sexpionage, and so forth.
And it turns out that Jeff Stin mcguffrey operations have their own little clones that
operate in smaller scales. So we're going to be talking about a little bit
of that today with certain famous figures who have been talked about for a long
time. We'll start with this busy Bone I think clip below Bone Dugs and
Harmony where he said maybe ten twelve years ago that there was a lot of
dirt on a lot of the big players in the comedy entertainment rap world and
a lot of people had well skittles information on a lot of people. We'll
put it that way, and probably even worse. And so we'll be playing
a couple of videos looking at some things. Tristan actually knows a good bit
about this background as well. He's going to be talking about facts and things
that he's seen with regard to Wu Tang or inventing facts. Say what,
just making up facts. I'll just be making up and inventing facts to in
gossip and slander. I just just basically the technique there is to just equate
whatever you assert with a fact, just like I've been like it has been
said, that it has been said. Because after that point I will say
something that's completely slanderousn't made up, and at that point that thing has been
said. So correct handler. By the way, you're frozen. Are you
on the right browser? We had this issue last time. Yeah, okay,
yeah, let's see my frozen on the stream. I think you're frozen
in fear, but it could also be frozen in terms of the screen.
But it's frozen ice cold, frozen because my rhymes is so so cold's freezing.
No, no, no, See this is why you're a rookie rapper.
Anytime in a rap song, when ice comes up, it's a reference
to diamonds. Okay, it's not. It's not a reference to fear.
Okay, you can't be a successful rapper rapping about your fear, dude,
And that's why he left. He dropped off. So again I fear,
you know, fear got the best of him. Oh he's back. Okay,
good, I'm you're good now, cool, you're good. Yeah.
See, ice and rap songs is about diamonds, dude, it's not about
it's not about fear. You can't wrap about me. It's like it's like
ice cold. It's like my my rhyme your heart. Your heart is ice
cold exactly, and that's like a cool thing in the rap world. But
you gotta have a cold heart, like paul a. Cold heart is snake
exactly. You do remind me of mc scatcat though. For speaking of cartoon
rappers, remember her her cartoon rapper. Yeah, and you're very much a
cartoon rapper as well. I can see that it's by cartoon you mean,
like most talented, right, Yeah, everybody was thinking cartoon that's what cartoons.
That is, okay, all right, creative artistry rapper that throws out
the most ouse and word flows, you know, like that's if they I
guess that's what if, that's what cartoon means, yes, they do say
that about me. All right, now, props to Tristan because he hipped
me to this first clip. Let's kick it off with uh again. This
is about two thousand and seven eight, and Tristan reminded me that what was
getting really popular at that time was one of the first posts on my old
blog back in the day when I was doing an old conspiracy blog, was
a post about Kanye and jay Z and Beyonce talking about the Illuminati because of
course jay Z wore the Crowley hoodie that said do what thou wilt on.
Everybody then became more and more aware of hey, wait, maybe the rappers
do have some relationship to cults, freemasonry, intelligence operations, and organized crime.
So I'll play this brief clip here first that Tristan mentioned from Busy Bone,
and he's talking about the meeting that everybody has talked about for many,
many years. Alex Jones has talked about it. He talked about it this
week. So here's a Busybone discussing this meeting invested millions into millions into the
building of privately owned prisons, and that our positions of influence in the music
industry would actually impact the probability of these investments. Then he says, I
remember many of us in the group immediately looking at each other in awe in
confusion. At the same time, I didn't know what a private prison was,
but I wasn't the only one. Sure enough, someone asked this.
Someone asks what these prisons were and what any of this had to do with
music. We were told that these prisons were built by privately owned companies who
received funding from the government based on the number of inmates. The more inmates,
the more the government would pay these prisons. It was also made clear
to us that since these prisons are privately owned, as they become publicly traded,
we'd be able to buy shares. Most of us were taken back by
this. Again. A couple of people asked what this had to do with
us. At this point, my industry colleague, who had first opened the
meeting, took the floor again and answered our questions us that since our employees
had become solid investors in this prison business, it was now in their interest
to make sure that these prisons remain filled. Our job would be to help
make this happen by making music which promotes criminal behavior. Rap being the music
of choice. He assured us that this would be a great situation for us
because rap music was becoming an increasingly profitable market for our companies, and as
employees, we also be able to buy stocks in these prisons. Immediately,
silence came over the room. You could have heard a pin drop. I
remember looking around to make sure I wasn't dreaming and saw half of the people
with drop jaws. My days was interrupted when someone shouted, it's just a
fucking joke. At this point things became chaotic. Two of the men who
were part of the unfamiliar group grabbed the man who shouted and attempted to remove
him from the house. All right, so there's this famous, rumored first
meeting that we hear about back in the nineties, and Alex thinks that this
would be high level MTV executives at the time, some of the Redstone people
like that involved in this meeting. There have been write ups, for example,
Business Insider back in twenty twelve, famous our former music executive describes the
meeting that resulted in today's violent rap music. And so there's been a lot
of speculation and discussion of this, and recently we've had ice Cube come forward
to kind of confirm it. But Tristan, do you remember remember back in
the in the two thousand and seven eight era twenty ten, when this first
started popping off and people were getting really interested in the idea that maybe there
is more going on in the rap industry that's something like eyes wide shut ish
type stuff. Do you remember this back in two thousand and sixty seven eight?
I mean, this was like one of the mid two thousands conspiracy.
This was this was big in like the mid two thousands, especially the jay
Z Beyonce stuff. There was this whole genre, there's a whole subgenre of
YouTube videos being made in early years and YouTube all about you know, who's
in the Illuminati or like the synchro mysticism videos and stuff like that, where
guys would just autistically and obsessively go through all sorts of weird pop culture stuff
and mash them together to kind of show all the occult and esoteric symbolism that's
going on in it. A lot of that stuff. It's funny at that
time when they were they were pushing a lot of this Masonic imagery and the
music videos and the Kanye videos, the jay Z videos, all this stuff
was tons of this imagery and they're they kind of helped to build a lot
of the conspiracy candy culture that we kind of call it that conspiracy candy because
a lot of this stuff is you know, you can you can make loose
connections with a lot of these things. And yes, there's tons of esoteric
symbolism and all these music videos, but there was a whole subgenre of blogs
and stuff like Vigilant Citizen that kind of rose up around you. Yeah,
I was there. I did it before. Vigil Visual and Citizen based what
they did on what I do. So so I'm doing the I'm doing the
rap drop right now about the conspiracy blog world. Do you see what I
did there? You see? You see what I did? Listen, listen.
I was in this industry doing this way before there was a Vigilant Citizen.
Okay. And then they came in two thousand and six when they had
Jayda and Vigilant Citizen in a meeting and they decided that one of them was
gonna make it big as an Eedva East celebrity rapper and have a song called
pay Piggy that would entrance an entire generation of conspiracy officio NADOs. You're not
listening to what I'm saying to you, Tristan. Okay, I'm saying that
some of these blogs that had been here that suddenly got popular did not come
out of nowhere. Okay, they was putting there, That's what I'm saying
that that's right. They had mister Jay Dyah actually cannibalistically consumed vigilant citizen and
ate him alive in an Illuminati ritual which was filmed. And there are still
people like this man. Tristan Haggard is rumored to have videos which with he
as blackmailing Jay Dayah to make him bring him on his channel. Now this
this has been said allegedly that he has been said. Yeah, when when
we when we get to one of these videos, we have to stress everything
is allegedly. Everything here is allegedly. Now, I do want to address
one point that many people are bringing up about the Kat Williams interview, which
and Kat Williams is a is a wild crazy dude. I mean, I'm
not saying crazy. I mean I think what he's saying is correct, but
he's definitely a baller, shot collar wild man. And a lot of people
were calling attention to the fact that he talked about how you're not supposed to
cut your sideburns a certain way, and he's They're saying, oh, that's
crazy and he's crazy. Well, actually, I think what he's talking about
there is not as crazy as you might think, because what happens a lot
of times in handler control relationships is that they will literally try to control your
career down to who you can date, how you can wear your hair,
what clothes you can wear. That's part of the handler control mechanism. And
a lot of the celebrities who've come out of these situations allege that that's what
happens. So it's part of the psychology of control. It's not actually that
crazy to be told you can't cut your hair this way or that way.
I think that's what he's talking about when he talks about the sideburns. I
don't think he's literally saying, like the Illuminati tell you a certain way to
wear sideburns. That's kind of dumb. If you watch the interview, it
might make sense in certain contexts, especially when you know culturally, when you
think about think about like how Elvis had his hair, I mean that that
was a big thing, that was a big part of his persona, a
big part of his public caricature. In that public caricature, you see how
it resonates throughout generations, how it influences masses of people to adopt certain styles.
So, you know, really simple things like that, or you know
the way that they had Britney Spears dress, right, that influenced an entire
generation of little white girls absolutely to horrify themselves like that, like ruined my
generation of girls. And we thought it was cool when I was in you
know, sixth seventh grade and Britney Spears came out or like, and all
the girls started dressing that way because it stoked the passions, right, it
was like make them all. Let's do it, babey, make them out.
So how about this stuff like the meme in hip hop of the chain,
right, the gold chains, Like you think, I don't know if
this is some sort of a natural thing that black dudes just started to wanting
to wear gold chains in the in the nineties. Some of these people in
like the the hip hop community have said, oh, this is you know,
it's a symbol of slavery. They're trying to dehumanize you. You got
these big, these black men that are wasting their money on stupid jewelry and
stuff like this instead of actually investing in their communities. I mean, those
those theories do make sense when you think about I mean, look at Jay.
It's got a you know, ten million dollar uh dollar side staff here
with an onyx. I mean that he's he's very strong, so it doesn't
look so heavy, but it's that's pure onyx. That's pure gold platinum,
you know, And when when Jay could be investing in the in the in
the community. Intensity. Yes, a lot of people in the in the
chat saying who is your jeweler? Jeweler is it Paul Wall? Is it
the same people that do grills? If you're wondering, I'm happy to let
you know. The sponsor today is my personal jeweler, uh Spirit Halloween.
So if you're familiar with if you're familiar with Spirit Halloween, that is my
personal jeweler. Right. But yeah, so those little decisions like you said,
man, I mean that it makes sense for those to be used for
social engineering, used for control. And just going back to that letter,
the or you know, the alleged letter, the anonymous letter rather that was
something that was just posted on a random kind of hip hop message board,
right, like there's this are you talking about the executive meeting? The secret
meeting that changed rad me is it can destroy the generation. Now when you
when you read it, it sounds totally plausible to a certain extent, and
I think, I think this is definitely tapping into something that is real.
Maybe this specific meeting in the way it's described didn't happen. There could have
been many meetings like this, but the economic incentives to fill the private prisons
with young offenders for minor drug offenses. When you've got guys like Joe Biden
that we're pushing for, you know, really intense prison sentences for minor drug
offenses, they're normalizing petty drug dealer culture. They're normalizing thug culture, and
they've they really did destroy a lot of lives of young black men and it's
still happening now with with this gangster rap culture. So it does make sense
that whether this letter is real or not, I think I don't even think
it's that important whether this person is doing this as like a larp and wrote
this letter or whether this guy really was in a meeting. Yeah, that's
a great point, Like, I mean, it's actually happened, right,
So whether the letter is frauduleent or made up or whatever, the story in
the letter, I mean, this is pretty much what's happened. So the
let's see, let me find this other So the are you familiar with Freeway
Ricky Ross? I heard about him because Alex has interviewed Freeway. Freeway Wilkie,
I can't, I can't do these arts? Would you watch? Alex
has interviewed him many many times over the years. And he was one of
the big drug dealers I think out in La right. He was a West
Coast cocaine dealer, crack dealer, I guess, and uh, he got
pretty powerful. He was making I think multiple million dollars maybe a week,
maybe a month, and then of course he got busted and what what was
uncovered was a larger network. And for those that don't know, this ties
in of course to the Mina Arkansas Gary Webb, you know, importation of
cocaine, which is known as you know it's connected and ran Contra and all
that. But what a lot of people don't know about the eighties Mina Arkansas
thing that was the you know Barry Seal, the Tom Coom movie, American
made was about berry seal. What a lot of people don't know though,
is that it wasn't just Mena, Arkansas. There's actually airports all over the
US. Airports in Florida, you know, Miami is a famous hub for
the importation of cocaine. And the logistics of this, the scope of this
is actually so huge, so massive. There's really no way that it is
feasibly done via you know, a couple rogue cartels. Right, the logistics
are insane. I mean, if you go into Catherine austin Fits's material,
she even talks about in the eighties and nineties, various hotel chains, fast
food chains that were actually hubs at interstates. So you might have a McDonald's
or a Taco Bell at an interstate and that was actually a known hub where
people were pushing a lot of the cocaine, a lot of the stuff back
in the eighties. Hotel chains like uh, I mean, I remember which
which brands, but you get the idea, right, like you pull you
know, people know about a certain interstate, they pull off and they get
cocaine at that hotel. Ricky Ross says, of course this was all kind
of organized by people way above him, right, and that that makes perfect
sense because we find the same pattern whether it's human t R A F F
I, C K N G, or whether it's arms trafficking. If you
look at the story of Victor Bout, Lord of War the Nick Cage movie,
right, he answers to higher level you know, Pentagon CIA type people.
So here's a little bit of the Ricky Ross thing. I won't play
the whole clip, but here's just a little bit of this. The cocaine
from Nicaragua was flowing into the US. Prey Ricky Ross was at as heyday
would two to three million dollars. Almost guaranteed some days we would have two
and three million dollar days. After Freeway Rick was arrested, an investigated journalist
by the name of Gary Webb uncovered a link that connected him back to the
Nicaraguan Contra movement. So web is the guy that went and investigated the Mena
Arkansas information and ended up with a self inflicted shotgun wound to the head.
Read kolnes I got a copy of personally from Gary Webb himself. It was
fascinating for me, you know, to find out that I was connected with
the CIA and all these high powered people up in the governments. Was just
lucky. He just captained to get a source. Now, that's Seally Castillo.
And Alex used to have Cellly Castillo on all the time back in the
day because he was a dea guy uh and so he knew about this as
well. Working at the border Sellly Castilla that is. So these are all
people that Alex has had on like multiple times. But this is the book
that Ricky Ross is talking about, the Gary Webb book. I'll just play
a little bit more and then we'll go back to discus. I don't want
to cut you off, trust, and you're making really good points. For
a long time in South Central the buzzword was that the CIA was selling crackh
I said, no, the CIA wasn't selling crack. The CIA was importing
cocaine. Ricky Ross got it, turned it into crack, and he sold
them. According to Gary Webb's Dark Alliance, when Danilo Blandone was displaced from
his home country of Nicaragua, he set off to America to raise money to
aid the Contras and ridding his home from the invading Sandinistas. Now, for
those that don't know the reason for Iran Contra and these black market fundings.
Was that a lot of what the CIA was doing in the Cold War,
going back to Operation Gladio and the ideas of James Jesus Angleton Paul Hallowell was
too fund the black ops with black operations like selling drugs, right, So,
because they knew that they couldn't. You couldn't, for example, go
to Congress and say, Congress, can you appropriate to the CIA fifty million
dollars for an off the Book's arms deal. No, so we got to
they had to come up with creative ways to fund the black ops. And
this tied into everything from Ponzi schemes, the Vatican Bank to drug sales.
When Ricky Ross was introduced to Blandondon was in a position to create a pipeline
of cocaine that he in turn gave Ricky Ross on consignment, which I like
to found that, you know, because I was always trying to get to
the top anyway, so see you at the top. Well, some major
sources opened up for him, Donilo Blandon norw Manessas, both of whom were
tied to the CIA and the Countress and Jerry What did a masterful job of
breaking those stories, improving with documents that that was the case he was going
to I started doing a little research on my and I read a little bit
about and then because I never knew what the cont Now, one thing I'll
say about this and I'll throw it over to you for comment, Tristan,
is that back in the sixties, seventies and eighties, a lot of the
people writing about these real conspiracies were Democrats, right, And so what happens,
unfortunately, is that all of this stuff, which is true, then
gets like put into party politics, much like the Big nine event. Right,
if you talk, oh, you must be with the Democrats, because
I remember nine to eleven truths early on, was immediately tied to and pushed
over into uh Democrat party politics to go against Bush. It's but again,
here were like setting aside the party stuff. This is above that. This
is people in intelligence agencies, Pentagon, high level of military generals, this
is people in FBI. This is this is way above the party. This
is the deep state, right, That's that's who's really run this stuff.
It's not a Democrat Republican thing. Tristan. Did you have any comments on
that? Yeah, well, you know, I had some things that popped
up, but then I just I just lost the thought. You know,
I'm thinking about you know that you mentioning the CIA connections to the crack and
the cocaine epidemic, uh Iran Contra. I mean, there's incontrovertible evidence that
the US State Department and various intelligence agencies have always interfaced with with cartels and
had an interest in supposedly fighting the drug trade. But then there's just been
incident after incident after incident proving that they're also engaged in this to a certain
extent. What extent at what level is run at? It seems to be
you know, different people have different opinions, but the whole of the all
over North thing and what happened with Iran Contra shows that it's pretty likely that
this stuff goes up to the you know, the highest levels of military intelligence
agencies. And you know, there have been a lot of incidents even recently
where there have been investigations and as you mentioned, a lot of this stuff,
a lot of these investigations into you know, CIA connections with drug cartels
and stuff tends to come from people on the left. So you know,
there was an article in Covert Action magazine that was then republished on the Gray
Zone about US Special Forces training a lot of these Mexican drug cartels that are
responsible for like the the really what's happening right now with the cartels is it's
reached this level of depravity, and the culture ends in Latin America and the
culture in Mexico as well with reggaetone with their kind of version of rap that
they have down there. These low level gang members are really strongly influenced by
their reggaetone music, the rap music, and then also this strange occult connection
where you see the Santamorte cult, which is, you know, the venerating
Santa Mortas say death, so they're they're venerating death, they're venerating they're basically
involved in like Satanic rituals. And there were investigations done by some journalists who
made a connection between these drug cartels in Mexico that were doing these grizzly murders
and counterinsurgency groups from Colombia, Guatemala and organized crime organizations. Because when you
get you start digging into the structures of these cartels, it's it's somewhat decentralized
in a way because a lot of it is just street level thugs and whatnot.
It goes up all through way throughout governments, throughout big businesses, and
then the heads of those big businesses and governments are consistently interfacing with international contacts
from the US, from Europe and Albania. So there's there's this intricate web.
But what I'm getting at is the rap music, the reggaetone music.
This is super influential in these for the street thugs and in the kind of
cartel culture. Now, so what happened in America with rap music influencing the
sales of drugs, the culture around drugs. You have the same thing going
on in South America right now and things are just blowing up. But it
has been shown that US special forces were training these counterinsurgency groups in Colombia,
and a lot of these same groups are involved in some crazy stuff. Like
you look in Mexico now and what these cartels are doing in Mexico, and
it's down here in South America as well. It's like ritual Satanic sacrifice type
stuff, cutting off the limbs of victims and these really grizzly public displays of
power where they will throw they'll put bag. They'll put the bodies in the
bag and it's like the limbs have all been chopped off, the heads have
been cut off. They're really kind of going back to the Aztec roots of
some of these people and kind of trying to tap into that Aztec esthetic and
then tie this Aztec Santa Muerte ritual human sacrifice stuff in with the sex,
drugs and rap music culture, and it's gone really far. Yeah, a
lot of people don't know too that even street gang level stuff can tie into
the occult pretty quick. There was some interviews three or four years ago that
were on YouTube. I don't know if I'll ever be able to find them
again. They were interviewing former street gang guys who were basically in the black
community that were running street gangs, and they were talking about how there was
overlap with a lot of these and occult stuff. Because what the occult stuff
in these fears does is that's very good for initiation in the sense of making
your bones and then having dirt on you. Right, so you might have
to, for example, off somebody that's a classic make your bones thing in
the mafia, right. Street gangs can require this kind of stuff too,
so to make your bones. You don't just you know, pledge yourself to
the gang, beat up or whatever. They also have to have something on
you, like you've committed some you know, pretty serious crime. That's a
big part of it, especially as you go up the structure. And it's
not surprising then that we could extrapolate that over into the entertainment industry. I
made a video five or six years ago when xxx Temptation had died and they
were talking about odd elements and his death. I really do believe that because
the entertainment industry is rife with so much intelligence, occult and organized crime,
infiltration and control. I think a lot of these celebrity deaths are probably people
being off for various reasons. A lot of them are drug addicts too,
the celebrities, and so they can often you know, make it look like,
oh, they just overdosed. But both things can be true. You
can be in a drug addict and be oft by you know, star Whackers.
I think star Whackers is real. So here's, for example, a
picture of Asat Rocky when he's you know, reportedly doing a Satanic initiation or
Satanic ritual. To me, this looks legit. I don't think that that
doesn't mean that he knows everything about the Illuminati or he even knows that much.
The same with Little nause X. Right. They openly push Satanism in
rap, but that doesn't mean they have to be like masters of all the
occult philosophy. They can be complete idiots and just used. So a lot
of people always, you know, they make these fallacious assessments of Oh,
but so you're saying Katie Perry runs the Illuminati. You're saying Jay Z and
Beyonce invented the Illuminati. That's crazy, dude. Now, that's not what
I'm saying. We're just saying that the cult mentality is useful for gangs.
It's a gang mentality. Street gangs can use occult ideas in cult symbolism,
exactly what Tristan's talking about. With some of the Latin American El salvador Ian
street gangs MS thirteen, that kind of stuff. They will use the occult,
they will use Satanism. It's prominent in these circles because all of these
things overlap, and my theory, my thesis is that a lot of not
all of them, but a lot of the cartels and the street gangs are
also handled and controlled by higher level people, uh, particularly people probably in
intelligence agencies. It's not the front piece CIA that you think about, but
like there's people who are tasked with a separate side of things that runs the
black ops stuff, and good guys in the good CIA or the white hats,
they don't know about who's running the other operations in these compartmentalized black ops
side of things. So for example, at the street gang level, at
the you know, the low levels, at the mid levels, and at
the higher levels, and they're also compartmentalized in the same way in intelligence agencies.
And you know, even in operation. This is just how things are
run. Like, not every person can know everything that's going on. It's
a military struck. But we just addressed this, this asshole and Tristan doesn't
know what he's talking about. Reggaeton doesn't have any influence in Mexico or cartels.
Okay, So reggaetone is highly popular all throughout South America, and I
don't know every single sub genre and every single every tiny niche sub genre within
the like Mexican rap scene. So yeah, clearly I just made everything.
You just exposed that you know nothing, dude, you know nothing, bro,
I know absolutely nothing because I don't know every single tiny you know,
sub genre. We probably don't even know about the hard edge straight version of
Scott, which is making a comeback where you actually don't do drugs as you
do Scott, but you get you you alter hard edge straight if you that's
it's straight core hard edge. Not it's straight. No, it's straight edge,
hard edge core. Gay Scot is what you're nothing. That's another genre
underneath that that you don't even know about. No, dude, it's gay
Scott core, you idiot, it's not. It's like that's like three years
ago gay Scott faded out with you know. It's such a teenager thing to
do, to be like, you know though those genres, like you don't
even know about the straight edge core gay ska see and it's just like really
hot right now? What are you? Seventeen? Who cares about your dumb
ass subgenres of a subgenre? If you listen to any of these genres of
music, you're freaking awful anyways, you're listening to reggaetom or any of this
narco rap stuff. I mean, it's it's so degenerate, you hear the
music in South America. Now, the stuff it's actually popular, it is
so freaking weaponized. It's worse than any of the rap that was coming out
in the nineties and two thousands. It is it's so vile, hyper sexual
and violent, and it is I mean, it's like shocking. I just
tune it out whenever I'm hearing it, because anytime you tune in, you're
just like, I can't believe that guy just said this, and you know,
be translating in my own mind, trying to remember the slang terms.
I don't know every freaking slang term down here, but it's it's filthy.
I only listen to hard edge, straight gay Corse SKA from nineteen ninety eight.
That's the only I cut it off at ninety nine. I won't listen
to any of the hard straight because nineteen ninety seven was when was when that
stuff was really budding, right, So you don't know anything all opinions this
part, But you know, I was thinking about this other genre, going
back to US rap scene and this letter about filling the private prisons with the
victims of the drug war. That would so that the private prison owners could
benefit from the marketing of the drugs through the music. There was a genre
of rap called the Hyphie movement that happened. I don't know if that if
any of that really reached and you know, I do remember that. Yeah,
yeah, there's like Kick the Sneak and forty and some of these guys
that became pretty big. But in California, in uh in like the Bay
Area, one of the biggest rappers of the late nineties and early two thousands
and mid two thousands was was mac Dre and the Hyphie movement, and and
mac Dre in particular really shows that everything in this letter is pretty much real,
whether the letter is, whether this letter is from a real person that
was there or not. Because mac Drey figured all this stuff out, and
all the rappers in the mid two thousands figured out that you could you could.
They started basically marketing what they call fizz and it was ecstasy, right,
So they took MDMA and ecstasy and these pressed pills which are like MDMA,
you talking about alca celts. You told about ala cel Yeah, whatever
else is in this stuff, and the hiphi movement was all about it was
It was a NorCal kind of Oakland Bay area scene. And it was all
about just marketing pills. So this dude mac Dre that came out of like
where is he from? He's from like not Santa Rosa was that place called
So it's a place around like an hour and a half outside of San Francisco.
And he was kind of like a street gang type guy and a pretty
talented rapper who was a really funny dude as well. And he he was
kind of this underground wrapper and Santa Clara, there's a lot of vampires coming
out of there. It was all the time. At that's a Lost Boys
joke, bro Santa Clair. That was yeah exactly, well although all Lost
Boys vallet that's a vallet how he was from Valletje. So anyways, yeah,
Macdre's whole career was just marketing his pills. He ended up getting arrested
a few times and up getting shot in like some sort of an altercation having
to do with territorial drug war type stuff. Uh, But he was marketing
his pills to people that to basically like white kids like his He started the
whole ecstasy and didn't start at all, but he was kind of rode the
wave of the whole mid two thousands ecstasy scene and normalized it amongst black kids
in the Bay Area. You know what, that's an interesting point. I
want to ask you I did because I've never known that, because you know,
I've done a lot of interviews with with Sean Attwood and Sean was the
dude for the Mexican mafia that was normalizing ecstasy in the late nineties early two
thousands, and he ended up booting heads with Sammy the Bull because Sammy the
Bull was also trying to get into the ecstasy thing, and so they were
like trying to figure out who would run the ecstasy in the Phoenix, Arizona.
And I'm assuming that spoils over into California too, back in the early
two thousands, I think so. Yeah, So yeah, that was a
That's an interesting but I've never known how did the ecstasy go from white people
at the rave to black people. It was literally it was the It was
a hyphe movement. Man. They started calling it is see its face,
you know, like they made all these they memed it. It was meme
culture, kind of before YouTube was really big, and mac Dre's whole thing
was basically just talking about you know, rolling balls, popping peels in the
club getting pimping hose and stuff and a. It was interesting. It was
all about it was all the music, dude, and they got the whole
Hyphi movement normalized ecstasy among blacks, and they went nationwide pretty much, and
it's still kind of influential today. Like tons of people in the chat remember
mac Dre and you know, he was huge all throughout California, Like he
was kind of an underground sensation, and then after he died he became more
popular with kind of like Tupac. Yeah, it's interesting too because rap,
at the same time as it began to kind of adopt white people drugs like
you're talking about, it also was more and more self consciously and openly satanic.
Right Like remember in the nineties, I remember when Bone Thugs and Harmony
came out. No, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I know it's Triple
six Mafia, right Because I'm from Tennessee. Triple six Mafia comes out of
Memphis. And so when I was in high school, everybody in my hometown,
because Memphis isn't too far away, everybody was into rap. Everybod he
was into the Memphis rap scene. It was kind of it was the hot
underground scene in the late nineties, and so this is where JUCJ comes from,
right, DJ Paul all those guys. I think DJ Paul's from from
Tennessee. It seems like if he wasn't, he was in that Memphis rap
scene. But that was immediately tied to like Memphis black gangs. Even everybody
knew that even back in the nineties, right, and then they self consciously
took on the you know three, the Triple six satanic imagery. I don't
know how serious any of the people in Triple six Mafia were about quote Satanism.
It might have just been for branding, But what I'm saying is that
it became their sort of their public branding, and it didn't immediately get popular
at the time. Like the idea of satanic rap. There was a period
in the I want to say, in late two thousand's, do you remember
horror core. That was a genre of rap where a lot of rappers got
self consciously kind of satanic, but they were getting more It was more like
goth rap. And now it's kind of flipped to where rap is like openly
right, super duper satanic. Yeah, with uh, what's that little little
uh little Yeah. Yeah, I mean even in the mid nineties there was
like horror core stuff. Riza did that album. Yeah, I did the
Grave Diggas album, and that was kind of horror core type stuff. He
had this song called s U I C I d E. And it was
really catchy, but it was literally just a song about different ways to to
uh to to end it, and it was kind of done in this,
you know, mocking humorous way like the Grave Diggas album was. It was
like, you know what, you're right, I forgot about that. In
fact, actually remember Ghetto Boys was actually a little bit horror core, right
because my mind's playing tricks on me. That's all about death, the devil,
meeting your end. Yeah, so you're you're right. Actually, a
lot of nineties rap was already kind ofind of kind of testing the waters with
this, including Triple six Mafia, but I think Ghetto Bows are probably the
first to like really get popular on the at the at the you know,
radio level. Triple six Mafia had never got like radio play unless it was
like local you know, hip hop radio or whatever. But yeah, I
mean I remember looking through a lot of the the CD like art and whatnot,
back in the nineties because all my friends were playing Triple six Mafia.
They were playing Kingpin Skinny Pint, right, all these like lesser known Yeah,
all these lesser known Memphis rappers that you're doing. That's what your friends
were playing, your handlers, you mean, jay No, But I do
have a funny story that in high school, the so so Kingpin Skinny Pimp,
right he he he had I think he had the song tear the Club
up right. Well, in my small town, everybody who was into rap,
they were looking forward to him coming and playing. A really small club
that I mean hadn't existed for twenty years. It was called Visions, right,
so it was kind of like a skanky kind of club on the you
know, the bad part of town. It actually wasn't like a black rap
club. It was just like a normal club that would play all kinds of
stuff. So the club, though, was not making good money, so
they put had this idea to bring a Memphis rapper to come. And because
Kingpin Skinny Pint was always wearing dark glasses and like a pimp outfit and like
a big furry coat and a pimp hat, you couldn't really tell whether it
was him or not. So they actually brought a fake Kingpin skate pimp to
rap and somebody in the club found out that he was a fake, and
because he was lip syncing and they're like, hey man, that's a fake.
Keep skinny pin that I am. So they actually tore the club up
because it was a fake. They're like, get my mo money back,
bro, because it was a fake kingpin skinny pim. I love this.
Can you hear me here? You either like it's a true story that actually
happened. Don't bring fake skinny pemps. That's the lesson. I remember that,
yeah anyway, But yeah, so I do remember there was like scripture
like if you if you would open up the CD the sleeve, right,
they had like scriptures in there and it would be weird, so like they'd
be quoting the Bible. But they called themselves the Triple six Mafia. It
was really bizarre. I don't know what the thought was. But didn't one
of those guys recently come out and do kind of like Kat Williams and Ice
Cube and some of these people and talk about the industry being satanic. It
was this entire sub genre of YouTube videos in the conspiracy world of like vood
TV and some of these channels that there have been a lot of roppers that
have done this. Yeah, but I mean I think one of the Triple
six Mafia came out and like, you know, said, oh, you
know that's the industry is satanic. No, sometimes it's hard to read.
Sometimes people are legit. It just kind of like you, look, you
were a part of this satanic industry the whole time, and you knew it
the whole time, and now that you're not making money, now you're pissy
about it. That seemed that does seem to happen where like some you know,
guys that are washed up are a little bit bitter about this or that
suddenly they'll want to get some clout and they know that they'll get the Internet
conspiracy candy clout if they come out. Yeah, say, I do remember
that. It was Yeah, it was Crunchy Black, that's right. I
remember that who's won of Triple six Mafia? Somebody in the chat saying that,
yeah, yeah, that's who it was. I watched that actually did
watch that interview. I think it was like two years ago. I think
it was like DJ Blatt or something, right, But yeah, yeah,
it was because the industry is always playing into the Satanism and stuff. They're
always playing into the free Masonic stuff, the illuminius stuff with jay Z and
Beyonce back in the day, and it's it's continued for the last you know,
twenty years. And then there's there's a whole economy about It's like this
whole online economy about just oh, look at this Illuminati stuff, look at
this Illuminati stuff in the videos, and it almost just becomes like a just
all of it's just initiating people into getting more and more obsessed with the occult.
So guys like three six Mafia who have all this occult imagery in their
music, jay Z, they put that stuff out there. It gets people
interested in masonry. But then also some of these like conspiracy candy people who
are just you know, making the synchro mysticism videos, they are all they're
really just recruiting for Masonry as well. A lot of these people by constantly
talking about Masonic symbols, the Masons, the Masons, this is all Masonic.
That's there's this weird phenomenon there. Yeah, and then it becomes a
schizo thing where everything is a Masonic symbol, bro, I walked outside.
It was a tree in my yard. Oh that's the tree A line,
bro. No, not everything is a Masonic symbol. Tristan, you froze,
So if you want to come back out and come back in, I'll
read a super chatter two while you do that. Storm the cat five dollars.
The rap band Death Grips uses a lot of demonic occult imagery and their
lyrics. I think they are also literally satanic. They have talked about having
power through working through them. Yeah. I think some of these people believe
this, right, I mean, some of these people definitely take it serious.
I don't know which rappers do and don't take it serious and which ones
are just using as branding. But I don't know if they are still popular,
but they were some years ago. Let me bring Tristan back on here,
since he had to pop out show on screen scream scripples. We got
scripples, and then I gotta make sure that he can see the window capture.
So somebody in the chat said, Jay's just doing this to make sure
that we are aware of his rap catalog. That's correct. That is part
of today's stream is to inform my beloved audience that. I do have multiple
hit rap songs on my front page of my YouTube channel under the music the
cringe course section I have. I'm a successful R and B and rap artist
and also singer of other genres like reggae, so you can check out those
songs. Correct, Tristan, have you heard the Death Rips? I'm not
familiar with that rap group? Is a I thought that was like a metal
metal thing I've heard of. I've heard of Death Grips, but I think
it might be a metal thing. Uh. Well, the Superchower says it's
rap. But a lot of rappers have have kind of, you know,
over the years talked about the satanic stuff, so that, I mean,
the more I think about it, and then other rappers have met their end.
Of course, Tupac, Notorious, b I G are famous examples which
we will mention a little bit of the Tupac and b IG because that ties
in via my publisher's book to death Row Records, John podsh book Drugs a
Weapon as a weapon against Us, and uh that ties into the overlap a
lot of the rap and R and B hip hop world, entertainment world with
FBI informants, co Intel, all this kind of stuff. Now, what's
weird is that the guy the Fujis Prause from The Fujis says that he was
not an fbion format. However, Entertainment Weekly is reporting that guilty superstar and
rapper from the nineties group Fuji's, has been found guilty of conspiracy and acting
as a unregistered agent of a foreign government. Michael was accused of only money
to fugitive Malaysian businessman Joe Lo through not j Lo, Joe Lo through straw
donors to Obama's campaign, trying to impede an investigation into Lowe's money laundering scam,
and to persuade the US to extradite a Chinese dissonent. Pretty intense stuff,
but perhaps not too shocking for someone who once wrapped Black Caesar dating top
divas diplomatic legallyese no time for visas. So then it goes into the history
of these people and he actually ended up bringing Leonardo DiCaprio into the trial.
This gets crazy. Leo has to come testify, right to try to Isn't
that crazy to back up that he's not like an If I ever have like
a high publicity trial, I'm just gonna get entangled as it possibly can.
Actually, that's actually pretty bays in redbuild I like that plan, right.
So, had you heard this story about the Fujis guy and his connection beyond
all this? Supposedly I had heard wy Cleft be I'd heard that. I've
heard people claim that wy Clef was a FED and that y Cleff some people
said he was a FED, and then others said that he was just really
dishonest guy and the way that he handled Lauren Hill and tried to kind of,
you know, gaslight people into thinking that she was insane when she was
you know, exposing certain things that were happening in the music industry too.
But uh no, I've never heard this specific story. It's pretty wild.
Yeah, it is crazy. It's not surprising. I mean, but if
you remember too, remember when h Puff Daddy and Notorious BG had like their
first or second hit and the video is actually the FBI coming after Notorious B.
I G do you and he's like in the video he's talking about how
he's being surveilled by the FEDS and the DEA. Do you remember do you
know the video I'm talking about? I don't remember the specific video, but
remember the era. Yeah, you gotta remember, so this is like the
biggest, So like they had the two big hits they had. The first
one was the one that samples uh sting right every move you make, right,
remember that one every you ibby watching. But the other one with whether
they're on their boat, the chat will know, right Oh yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, he's wearing a white shirt. Yes, puppies ypnotize.
I think it's hypnotized, right, do do do? Dude? This
is it. So I'm not gonna play the video because it'll ding it.
But what I'm getting at is that in the video, the whole story of
the video is that the FEDS and the FBI and the DEA are coming after
Biggie because he's engaged in James Bond like activities. Here are here are the
black helicopters chasing Biggie on his yacht, right with p Diddy. They're out
on the yacht. Here come the Feds, right, and he's rapping about
the Feds as he's running from the Feds in his I guess it's not a
yacht. It's like a speedboat or whatever. But yeah, the whole story
within the video is like, you know, the FEDS are after me.
I'm I'm a targeting individual. That's basically what the message of the video is
is a t I. He actually has a rapper called t I to target
individual. Yeah, I remember t I anyway, but this makes it double
weird just because there is this you know, wrap gang battle back in the
nineties between East Coast and West Coast, and supposedly, right, this is
what leads to the deaths of Tupac and Biggie. Right, you're there,
Tristan. Did I lose you? Did you? Yeah? Yeah, you're
frozen. So sometimes I can't it's pros because you're sharing the video there.
Maybe if I just leave and come back. Yeah, truck coming out,
coming back in, you can see the video, right, Like I intentionally
and letting you see the video. I want you to see the video.
Shout out. We got up to eight hundred. I noticed that I suddenly
start having connection issues when I get up to like eight nine hundred. So
it's anytime I'm edging up towards a thousand. We often do get a thousand
live, but it seems to be a recurring problem at a thousand. So
there we go, and let me make sure that you can see the window
capture. There yeah, so, yeah, So I just think it's funny
that this video right ties into the theme of what we're talking about, because
you know, back in the nineties you had this East coast West coast,
you know, gang rap battle thing going on. The rappers are immediately intimately
tied up with gangs and feeds. That's the point here, is that people
don't realize there's also like a fed organized crime. All of this overlaps in
this weird domain of rap and it ties into other foreign countries organized crime as
well. You might I'm talking about the Amish, of course, the Amish
question they have intros quite a bit. And the Hindus. I heard the
Hindus run Hollywood, right, music industry, Hollywood. You know. You
know what's an interesting just another window into how all these things connect and kind
of spiderweb into you know, into the culture. Here's an article Wu Tang
clan manager identified as fed and foremant. So this is around the same time
Wu Tang kind of dropped their big album. I think it was like ninety
two or ninety three when entered the when thirty six Chambers came out. So
let's see a cover story in this week's Village Voice alleges that one of Wu
Tang Clan's manager, Michael Caruso aka they called him Lord Michael, is a
government and format that's been hiding his snitch passed from the Wrap outfit. Caruso,
described in the story as Cappadonna's personal manager, was a star witness in
the drug conspiracy trial of New York nightclub kingpin Peter Gatian, who was eventually
acquitted on the charges even after Caruso testified. Caruso turned state's evidence back in
nineteen ninety eight, confessing to a string of crimes, including extortion and drug
trafficking, during the trial of Gattian, for whom Caruso had worked in the
Manhattan light nightclub Limelights. So you've got you know, honey pot, Manhattan
nightclub where the clientele at nightclubs in Manhattan. You know, I'm sure there's
some I'm not sure if this is a really high class nightclub or what.
But yeah, this Michael guy, he was also let's see, he was
working. Lord Michael is still working for government prosecutors and he's currently a witness
and depending racketeering trial against Michael Pachiello, Miami based club operator and one of
Cruzo's former friends, Caruzzos is expected to take the stand and testify Pachiello's alleged
mob connections. So that's that's kind of strange that you know the former manager
of Wu Tang clan is a federal informant. We also know that the Wu
Tang clan was was investigated by the FBI and namely James comy Uh back in
the nineties as well. So, I mean, this is kind of a
kind of a strange thing and all these and you made that point too that
this begins to overlap via Wu Tang with some of the weird cults. Like
what nation of islamis a five percent nation? Right, Yeah, the five
percent nation where you know five percent are the gods. It's it's a gnostic
cult that really reflects kind of it's like a theosophy for black dudes, where
black guys are the ascended masters and the five percent are the five percent ruled
the ninety five percent, and the ninety five percent are mentally dead. So
Rizzo was in all of Rizzo's music, from Wu Tang to his solo stuff
to even like the Grave Diggas stuff. Like he said, like, well,
grave diggas I'm the resurrect that I resurrect the mental dead, because we're
the five percent gods and you the rest of you are are the mentally dead.
Oh okay, so I didn't know that. So I do know about
Nation of Islam. We've done some interviews with people there, and of course
far Fara Cohn, as we mentioned earlier before the chat, was kind of
talking to some of the people like ice Cube. I think he's talked to
Kat Williams. He's talked to Dave Chappelle in the past. They you know,
Dave Chappelle, or I think in the case of you know, Kat
william says, I'm not a man member of that, but I've been talked
to and about his views and his theories. And I mean Alex I think
has even had ferro con On back like ten fifteen years ago. But there's
some really odd things about the Nation of Islam. It ties into weird fed
cult gnostics, scientology, scientology. Yeah, but now tell me about this.
So the five percent is actually getting more in the direction of the Hebrew
Israelite stuff, right, It's like Hebrew Iszerolites for Allah, right, But
a law is is man a law is like the ascend You're like, it's
this ascended master type thing where Rizza will in his wraps, He'll be like,
a llah is an acronym. They're obsessed with acronyms too, like all
the five percent Nation dudes, they love acronyms. So a lah is arm
leg leg arm heead. It's like a law is just a man and use
god. Well, I think that like the Quran and the Hot Deaths actually
described you know, all that having two left hands. So maybe that's why.
So they get it wrong here, the five percent Nation. You know,
they get that wrong. They don't know that a lot really has two
right hands. But yeah, it's a really strange cult. They're they're super
into. They call it like the nations of the Gods and the Earth's and
the gods of the Black Man and the earths are like the Black woman.
And they talk about divine mathematics, supreme mathematics, and you know the magical
numbers and the number seven is it like at the center of the sun,
and it's it's Masonic. It's like they lift Masonic imagery and it may have
been created by some you know, some Masonic types. But then it's also
somewhat theosophical, but uses Islamic imagery. But they also talk about the elite,
and there's baked into their theology is this concept of like a ten percent
being an elite that keep the eighty percent or there's eighty five percent or mentally
dead ten percent of the elite that keep them mentally dead, the five percent
of the gods they're supposed to liberate. Oh wow, Okay, now so
this is where we get the idea of the black gods, right, yeah,
that's why you think about peace gods, you know, peace to the
gods and the Earth's and all their songs. At the beginning, they bands
are like that, so well yeah, but yeah, but I'm being serious,
like the the we was kings, like the God the black gods in
the sense of like the you know, that's why they use the terminology of
you know, yes, some of the rappers call themselves that, right like,
uh, you know, they'll be the Mays God, I mean,
and then there's another Charlemagne, the god and these guys Charlemagne is That's what
I'm trying to think of exactly. Yeah, that one of the members of
Wu Tang Is called they called himself, You God. Oh wow, his
name was you God. So like every one of these guys in Wu Tang
from Rizza Jizz, the whole crew were super into the five percent nation stuff.
And when you look at their emblem, it's like it's a it's this
weird what is it? One, three, four five, It's like it
is eight pointed star with a seven in the middle of it and then the
Islamic moon behind it was in the name of a law. It's it's it's
a really strange cult, man. Uh. It's I think it's loosely connected
with the Nation of Islam, but it's it's like way far down. It's
basically so it's like a cult. Is it cult within it or is it
a spin off? I don't think it's a cult within the Nation of Islam.
It's like a spin off that goes way further. I say. Now,
also to to your point about Rosta stuff, if you go into Rosa
reggae, if you go into Rastafarian theology, which they don't really have a
theology. It's more of like a weird kind of syncretism. But they actually
are kind of the predecessor to to a lot of the Hebrew Israelite stuff as
well, if you didn't know that. Yeah, well they talk about like
Bob Marley would be like I and I like, well, they've referred to
themselves as Zion, right, so they and they'll tie it to like Coptic
Christianity that you know, cop it's basically like a heresy of Coptic Christianity that
the real lost tribes of Israel are the you know, the Rasta, and
that that's the true Hebrew Israelite right. And then a lot of today's weird
online black Hebrew Israelite people have adopted arguments that come out of Rastafarian stuff.
Yeah. Well, this's it's sad because you you see how rap was a
vehicle for all these weird cults that are kind of like loose, like weird
black nationalist type cults. Uh, that those filtered out throughout the culture,
throughout the New Age Black Conscious movement as they call it online, and guys
like nature Boy, the cult leader, nature Boy, your classic favorite,
Yeah, my guru, you your former co streamer, my former life coach.
He's your twin flame, your twin flame, come on, twin flame,
come on. But like I'm looking at I've got the some of the
beliefs of the five percent nations up here, So here we go. A
lot taught as black male students that they were gods just as he was.
He taught them that the astral twin of the black man is the sun.
So the sun is your twin flame and the black man is God. In
supreme math, supreme mathematics, the black man is simple. Black women who
came into father study along with the males were taught that they were because women
produced sustain human does the earth. I already mentioned that one, but yeah,
they they were not just a fringe group like jay Z's influenced by these
guys. A lot of the big nineties rappers were influenced by him. Oh
Wu Tang obviously one of the biggest rap groups. Yeah no, this is
a great I mean, and I don't think we ever really talked about five
percent nations. So that's that's actually good to go into this. Top think
it's one of the many cults we haven't ever talked about. And it does
play a role in, you know, being in the background of some of
this stuff. Yeah, so people in the chat right a lot of good
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More recently, we had the ice Cube on Bill maher And and ice Cube
was reaffirming this point about the control of the record industry. It's basically what
Busy Bone was saying earlier. But it's yet another person really prominent and actually
people that don't know ice Cube has been really successful as a businessman, so
he actually went into all these kinds of ventures and he's done really well.
He's very very wealthy dude. So you know, I think maybe now that
he's successful, he's not worried about, you know, losing his career or
whatever. He can talk about this kind of stuff. So it's a brief
clip. I'll play a little bit of it and you can see why this
is everybody's talking about this again. The labels on the prisons. Literally,
the same people, literally, the same people who own the labels own private
prisons. The records that come out are really geared to push people towards their
prison industry if they didn't make you write those lyrics. It's not about making
somebody write the lyrics. It's about being there as guard rails to make sure
certain songs make it through and certain songs don't. Some records are made by
committee, meaning record company guys sit around and tell the artists this is how
to say that do this. We're gonna have this guy write the lyrics.
We're gonna have that you have, you know, the record company pushing the
narrative. You know, some social engineering going on here to make sure those
prisons stay full. Boom. So there's the clip that's kind of going around
again, kind of backing up what would have been said for a long time.
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I mean, this is guys, this is a safe space. This,
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appreciate our brothers as in my brother and Tristan's brother, or do you mean
you appreciate us as brothers because I'm not actually I'm not actually related to Tristan.
I know people think that we might be, although typically people in my
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Do not everybody can have an Internet program? You understand that, right,
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the middle of the podcast, So miss you know this is a privilege and
not a right. Not everybody can have You gave me the privilege to go
urinate. I'm sorry, sir. Are we live again? How long do
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in there going ew Tristan, Tristan with that rated our joke, Oh damn
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guys, thank you. Uh. Do you have any rappers that you actually
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That dude his songs were hilarious too, and it was he would make
these funny noises, he make these videos. He'd be like, I'm making
my face and he was a great marketer man. I mean it was degenerate
and terrible and it ruined a bunch of people's lives. But he was he
was super funny and he was he was like meme rap and he memed his
he memed his drugs into kids' lives. And speaking of that, who sang
that song? Every everybody in the club getting tipsy, everybody in the club
getting is that jaw rule or is that somebody else? No? No,
no, no, everybody in the club. Everybody in the club getting tipsy.
So uh he comes up. I think in one of the videos about
P Diddy's, as they say, freakoffs, I didn't know what a freak
off was. Do you ever heard of a freak off? I don't even
want to know what that is. You don't want to know what it is,
but it basically it's when you get down with a skittles man, you
know what I'm saying. So P Diddy, the story is William's voice.
Well, we're about to play. We're about to play a couple of videos
that go into this and you'll see what I mean. So let's talk about
the first instance here. This is this it? I think this is it
P Diddy and his freakofs. Okay, So Kat willis right. The reason
this is all so big is that Cat Williams claims in his interview that it's
not just drama that everybody has talked about for many years. He claims,
I got I have the videos. Okay, I have the evidence, and
a lot of this stuff is gonna be coming to like if y'all wondering.
So, so here is a person commenting on it, miss T allegedly.
Miss T is gonna allegedly talk about it. It has been said that aged.
So it looks like the threats that Cat Williams has been getting from the
industry have done nothing to stop him or slow him down, because he is
still all here spilling to y'alls nuts and exposing some really creepy stuff. And
this time he is now claiming that he has some footage of Steve Harvey allegedly
engaging in a freak off with Diddyo Steve Harvey in a freak off with Diddy?
Okay, that's that's that's the news. I gotta be honest, I
want to see it. I'm waiting to watch this. I've been sitting around
for a long time waiting to watch a freak off between Steve Harvey and Diddy.
Now, I'm not gonna play all this video. It's just funny that
the video talks about. Okay, now, there's dirt drama about this.
But the reason this video matters is that Steve Harvey apparently made sure that his
daughter started dating and got in the circles of P Diddy. And then it
turns out that, as has long been rumored, P Diddy likes to allegedly
get all of his women that he dates or sees to sleep with a lot
of men, and it's all recorded as well as other things being recorded with
men. Right, So to me, in the chat just mentioned that who
are gonna scroll up? What was it? Usher? Somebody said that Usher
had lived with P Diddy when Usher was fourteen years old. So the Usher
comes up right, So Usher is part of the storyline of the people that
P. Diddy the allegedly predates upon. Is the story that makes sense?
He did he more lack P Diddley. But what about a Birdman and Lil
Wayne? Lil Wayne said that Birdman, Lil Wayne was like nine years old
hanging out with all these older rappers, and Lil Wayne talks about how when
he was something like ten years old, Birdman had a woman perform and act
an illicit act on Lil Wayne in front of a bunch of the homies.
And I mean, that's absolutely disgusting stuff. The things you hear directly from
some of these people of the traumatic experiences that they had being groomed or abused
by these people an allegedly Birdman. Allegedly Birdman was doing this to a bunch
of different people. Allah about that, guys in that way, right,
I want to all the girls in the world. How why would how would
Lil Wayne get to that? Because of what we're talking about, because of
probably situation. Anyway, So this video, I'm not gonna play. This
video goes into I'll link it for you guys if you do want to watch
it, the crazy stuff that again, why would if you were Steve Harvey,
why would you want your daughter dating P Diddy? Okay, yeah,
well for money? Right? Well, first of all, Steve Harvey doesn't
need money, but he might be greedy and want more money or whatever.
But the thing is that it's it's the stuff that Kat Williams is talking about.
It's like everybody is got dirt and drama and and and video of crazy
nasty stuff. So remember the stories about Tupac And is this a good time
to interject with? Please? What was what's her name's dad? Oh Man?
The record producer, the black musician, record producer, Quincy Jones,
Quincy Jones, That Quincy Jones, the Tupac Quincy Jones allegations. Let me
look this up to get this straight before I say it, because I might
be Yeah, while you looked that up, I'm gonna uh So we'll look
at a little bit of this video about how does this relate then to Diddy
and fifty cent? Okay, because this video gets pretty funny. I didn't
actually I didn't know any of this, right, all this rap drama.
So but it's funny and it relates to a lot of what we're talking about
with many jeff Stein mcaffree operations. That's what's going on here. So listen
to this. Oh so, fifty Cent and P Diddy have a long history
of drama and it goes back to when P Diddy apparently told fifty let's go
shopping and fifty Cents that I ain going shopping with you. Why would I
go shopping with you? Right, so, implying that it's a skittles thing.
So this is how this kicks off. Did you say, because when
you walk around and look at some of them, good, I got that's
all I want to do. But you want to take me sid Yeah,
I thought he needed some to I just want to take I'm a nice guy.
So they're saying, but he seems a little nervous about that. And
then it turns out that certain individuals around P Diddy, I'm not going to
replay all this drama have kind of they are unalived, okay, and so
Kat Williams is again he doesn't say anything about that, but Kat Williams is
bringing up all of this drama and again saying that there's video of all of
this stuff. Is the point. So here is this and then the cliff
where p Diddy he doesn't want Kevin Hart sitting on his bed. He scouting
out fresh talent from the comedian. It's like he was building his own squad,
but not for laughs. Now, if you're wondering why Kevin Hart got
caught up in this whirlwind of chaos, Cat's got stories for days. According
to him, Kevin not only knew about Ditty's alleged escapades, but was also
in the loop about Ditty's sketchy activities, even though he wasn't part of Ditty's
comedy special. Now let's dive into the wild world of Ditty's parties, where
fifty Cent warned us things get crazier than a roller coaster ride. Attending Ditty's
parties is already eyebrow raising, but hosting them that's a whole new level of
crazy. In an old video from one of these bashes, Diddy was chilling
on a bed When Kevin and the camera crew walked in, Diddy looked caught
off guard and the attention in the room hit an all time high. For
some reason, did he kept telling Kevin not to get any closer and threw
in a no homo joke, making things weirder. Yeah, we want to
thank you. Commit don't go sit on a bed and no, don't to
just set get close to bed. Don't get But it's just like, yo,
it's been a pleasure. You didn't have to do it. You did.
I definitely didn't have to do it. I definitely didn't have to first
of all. Once I'm not giving a bet uh, you know, a
shout out to him and what he did. I'm just gonna if you can't
just let's let's just put kim at this way. I don't want my shot,
I don't want anywhere near the bit. I don't want to come up
close to bed. Did something go on between Diddy and Kevin that night for
them to act that way. Kat thinks there might have been a bit of
hanky panky between Diddy and Kevin at that time. List Now, this might
sound a little kind of goofy, but if earlier in the video what the
video is talking about is that there was a comedy special tour that was the
project of P Diddy, but Kat Williams wasn't involved because P Diddy wanted to
allegedly pre date upon along a lot of the young individuals in the comedy tour.
So this is what Kat Williams was talking about in the video where he
talks about all this crazy stuff going on. Hauff and Joe ru runs out
the room. Hauf got his time John gra cousin, who had arrived unexpectedly.
The commotion led to Ditty and jaw Rule coming out of the room,
both wearing only towels. Fifty Cent and Ditty's ongoing drama just got spicier.
Rumor has it that fifty cent is cooking up a documentary that dives deep into
the essay allegations against Ditty and get this, the cash flow from the dock.
It's all going straight to the victims. No fear in fifties game,
even with Ditty holding down the fort in the hip hop kingdom. He's been
blasting about the documentary on his Insta, all about doing what's right now,
How fifty cents documentary will hit? We got a wait and see, here's
the real head scratcher. Why does Diddy keep making moves on his adversaries.
First it was fifty Cent and now Cat. It's like he's just daring someone
to see. Now, I'm trying to find the part of this video where
it talks about the young comedian's tour that was the most relevant part. Here
it does that's coming up for the beans and expose him. Buckle up,
because fans had their own theories about why Diddy was getting cozy with Cat.
Hold on tight, because the grapevine was buzzing with the talk that Diddy had
his eyes set on Cat for his comedy special. He Diddy presents the bad
boys of Common. This is it? Okay? So this is the background
to all of what was in the Kat Williams interview. For this, Diddy
was all about conquering the comedy scene in Hollywood, and he pulled off this
massive special bringing in a whopping one hundred and ten comedians. Sounds like a
blockbuster right, Well, it could have been if it weren't for some serious
side eye action. See back then, Ditty was side eyed for some shady
stuff with dudes. Now here's the real kicker. Whispers were swirling that this
comedy special was just a smoke screen for Ditty's alleged shady dealings, the suspicion
Diddy was allegedly targeting struggling comedians maybe more open to his advances. I mean,
who wouldn't be thankful for someone kicking doors open for their careers? Right?
Word on the street was that the special was a front, a cover
for Ditty to get into some not so great stuff. Kats filled the tea,
hinting that Ditty was allegedly scouting out fresh talent from the comedian pool.
It's like allegedly, right, and this is why in the interview, Kat
Williams says, my booty Haull was protected from all this. Okay. Lamont
Siegler sends five dollars and says, why is all the d laundry being aired
right now? Is it a distraction? Honestly? I don't know why.
I mean, maybe Kat Williams is partly doing it for promo, to promote
a tour or something like why now, don't I don't know why he's coming
out with all this now, But maybe a lot of people are deciding that
since stuff is coming out it's the time to bring stuff out, right.
Like we've had a lot of the Jepstein information coming out. We've been covering
that with you know, analyzing Whitney Webb's book, which is also from my
publisher, Tron Day. Other cases have come out, Weinstein's come out,
Savo got busted, that came out. I mean, there's a ton of
these kind of emerging now. So maybe that's partly why Kristen shout out to
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you, Kristin Anika Anika Suki five dollars. Have you read Orthodoxy in the
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on my video on that you can still find it. It's like thirty forty
thousand views on my channel. So yeah, I like that. It's a
great book. Tristan, did you want to comment, I've been rambling here
for a while. Yeah. No, I love that book. Great book,
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evangelicals or even people who are coming out of the New Age. If you're
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now Erscher. Okay, Ersher is going to be playing the Super Bowl.
I just found out, and trist and I I was really happy. I
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was playing Super Bowl exactly. He's still excited, happy for you, man.
Uh. But he ties into this because, as Tristan pointed out,
there's a long weird history of Rsher and Diddy. So let's let's say what
that's about evidence, And that's why Kevin zipping his lips word on the block
is Cat's got the goods on how Kevin may have been involved in Ditty's shady
dealings with Usher back in the nineties. Imagine this Usher, the smooth operator
supposedly crashing at Ditty's pad in New York when he was just thirteen, and
rumors floating around that Diddy allegedly passed him an STD. Now there's some chit
chat in the air, and it might trace back to Usher's chat with Howard
Stern. Usher hinted at seeing some wild things during his stint under Ditty's roof
lived which sean Puffy comes for a year. That's the crazy thing. Now,
that was Read's idea, Right, We're sending you over to something called
Puffy flavored camp. Yeah, that's what it was called. And you're gonna
go to puff Daddy's. He's in nineties. Do you understand what that's like.
Puppy's place was like just filled with chicks and meaning like NonStop, right,
No, not really, I mean, but hey, it was curious.
I got a chance to see some things. Yeah, but you were
thirteen. We went there to see the life stack, right, and I
saw it, but I don't know if I could indulge, and I just
changed the topic. They we used to wing up in I mean, dam
I mean, I mean back in the days when he was like tand and
I was a little bit olders older brother. We used to fight over the
over the frost pl you know what I'm saying, my brother for We used
to actually wrestle anyway. So that's the background to all this. That's enough
of that video, Chris and waiting, what's going on? It is dirty,
man, I mean I've seen I've seen quite a few of these kind
of whistleblowers, people that are around and people that have been around them.
As I hear it echo myself, it's distracted. Sorry. The Uh,
he's definitely dirty. He's definitely into the He's definitely into the dudes. There
have been a lot of people who have talked about this. You know,
another guy that talked about there being a big kind of Rainbow Mafia influence in
the rap world everybody knows about. Dave Chappelle talked about how they like to
effeminize black men in mass media and in pop culture in order to imagine.
Yeah, yeah, we played that because Kat Williams said that that's all true.
He said, yeah, you have to wear the dress and be in
a movie where you're a dressed like a woman, and yeah, he talked
about that in the interview. Yeah, yeah. And then there's there are
a lot of these football players and NBA guys who the world of the NFL
and the NBA has a big cross sectionality with the hip hop world. And
you see this with guys like Cam Newton and a lot of these other NFL
stars. I don't watch the freaking NFL. I only know some of these
guys' names just because of uh not from actually following the sports. So I
couldn't name you a bunch of these guys, but I've seen there have been
compilations made of all these NBA stars and NFL stars dressing like women, wearing
skirts, carrying effeminate handbags, wearing a bunch of like gay scarves, dressed
like freaking Bobushka's and this this stuff's all done for a reason, right,
But did he yea go ahead, I'm sorry, go ahead? So did
he seem to play a really important role in kind of a feminizing and and
emasculating men and maybe even compromising them with the with the homo stuff. Yeah,
that's what that's what Cawa saying. So you remember when Tupac, uh
before Tupac was a famous rapper, he was really effeminate and acted pretty gay
like he's got like ballet stuff, and like he's dressed like you know he's
gonna be He was a theater nerd. He was a gay theater kid who
was in a dance and theater. But then there was also when he became
famous. His whole thing was wearing like he would wear that bandana, but
he would tie it like like a you know, like a woman. He
would wear it like a woman wore those. Yeah, the big I mean,
the big pioneer of this was Dennis Rodman. Remember Dennis Rodman in the
nineties started dressing. He started dressing like a woman dressing, but he would
get hot chicks. So it's like, oh, you'd say Dennis Rodman's effeminate,
but look he dresses like a lady, but he gets Carmen Electra or
whatever. But Tupac was was definitely super effeminate. And there was a lot
of like homeerotic imagery of him. That famous picture of him. He's got
like these gold chains and stuff, and he's naked in a bathtub. And
who's taking these pictures? Right? Who taking the pictures of Tupac when he's
you know, naked, He's already had his shirt off and stuff. So
he became kind of a sex symbol, but there was something really effeminate about
him. But he also talked about and I remember seeing the video of this,
and I'm looking at some posts now of people that are corroborating this.
There was a video, and I'm so sure this was real, unless this
is just some stupid Mandela effect type thing, but I remember the video of
Tupac calling out Quincy Jones and saying that Quincy Jones tried to proposition him into,
you know, some some sexual acts or whatever. And this has been
talked about. You see people talking about this still on the internet, but
the video is no longer online. I don't know where the video is,
but I'm so sure this this video did exist. But anyways, yeah,
Tupac did talk about Quincy Jones being some sort of a predatory p Didty type
figure back in the day with especially black men, trying to get them to
compromise themselves in that way. Yeah, that's the thing. Like you know,
as you pointed out earlier, I don't remember the other rappers who I
mean, I know, I remember the Little Wayne clip. But there have
been actually a few of these, a handful of these that popped up on
different you know, drama podcasts like Breakfast Club or dj vladd and they were
saying that, oh, you know, to go up the ranks in the
rap industry or the music industry requires you to. You know, it's not
just the casting couch with you know, the director who wants to sleep with
the hot actress. It's also like the dudes, right, remember the the
black actor of Terry what's his face? Remember him? He said that he
was probably like they told him, like, if you want to get certain
roles, you're gonna have to sleep with dudes. Remember him? Terry Terry
is Terry Crews. Yeah, Terry Crews. But yeah, it makes me
think of would you say Black Panther do like he was the Black Panthers back?
No, no, no black actors you said Black Panthers. Never reminded
me of Tupox. Mother was a prominent Black panther actress in the Black Panthers.
I mean this is uh. That was one of the most famous co
Intel pro incidents where the Feds were infiltrate these groups, radicalizing portions of them,
getting them to fight against each other. And the history of co Intel
Pro totally applies to the history of hip hop and these same tactics have been
used throughout the you know, the nineties and the two thousands of the hip
hop world as well, which includes blackmail, sexual blackmail, drug addiction,
getting people addicted to drugs and making them addicted device and then also getting them
to fight against each other, right like with the East Coast West Coast battles
that were going on that something seemed pretty contrived about that, yeah, and
actually looking up the Terry Crews story, right, his agent Adam Bennett,
have agreed to settle a lawsuit in which Vinnette supposedly groped him at a party.
And what he talks about is the way Alex describes it and also claimes
this happened to him too. He says that you get invited to these Hollywood
parties and whatnot, and like, you know, some big producer or famous
person in the in like not the celebrity but on the you know, handler
manager side like takes you aside and grabs your areas and says, you know,
how bad do you want that role or whatever? Right, So that's
supposedly how this goes down and how it works. And that's just at like
the norm level. Okay, that's not at like the highest level of like
what's going down at you know, the Icewatch Shut party. Right, we
all know that the Icewatch Shut parties are real, they're happening. And again
it overlaps with you know, the intel stuff. So let's say, if
I had anymore, here's what. This is an entire video, by the
way, about extortion in hip hop. It's kind of long. I'm not
going to play the whole clip, but this guy gets into talking about different
people who's extorted who that in the rap scene, Like a lot of times,
if you go to a certain city, you're supposed to check in,
right. This is a mafia thing where you check in so that people don't
think that you're there in their jurisdiction of organized crime. You know, up
to no good, so you check in with the local boss and then okay,
we know you're here, we know what you're up to. The same
thing apparently has happened throughout the history of the rap world because it overlaps with
organized crime groups. But if you don't check in, sometimes people get shot,
right, and that's how the rap stuff happens. And allegedly this is
like this is what happens with people like xxx Temptation or uh Takashi six'
nine, right, like he he was involved in some big hubbub like this.
I don't remember all the details of that event. But have you heard
this as well, about the checking in and this kind of stuff, because
it shows that it's all connected to like to crime, right, A lot
of people don't know this. Do you know about have you heard of this?
Here's a here's I know you're you're what they call a shot caller.
You're what they call a shot callar right, No, like when I when
I see a low level rapper and they walk into my into my my rap
scene. Since I'm so high up in the rap scenes, so I'll be
like hanging out with all your check in, right, you gotta I'll go
up and I'll just I'll just aggressively just grab them by the crotch and just
squeeze and look about the check just and just squeeze and then I'll let go.
And then and then Sube Night comes and he takes over. Well,
here's Joe Budden explaining that not necessarily for him, this guy was on his
side. It worked out perfect for him. Everybody else was doing it was
there to do this part. Next part is You'll say where the baby responding
with anger. Others have said that extortion is not always something to stay away
from, as it can make your life much easier, and Joe Budden's opinion
checking in was always a fail safe, with the rapper turn podcaster explaining that
it's unnecessary evil. This is how I explained state taxes, checking in the
state taxes. I don't live in LA, but I've done work in LA,
and at the end of the year, La sends note to my house
to tell me how much money I would That's the government, the street people
that are powerful enough to control movement in their town. I e. Big
U, Trick, Trick, whoever these names are. All of your artists
come to these cities and take, take, take take, and make money
all year long without giving back. So to avoid the streets getting it from
you how they want to get it from you. I'll fix all that.
But there's a feat attached. That's how I viewed it. I didn't grow
but you. I don't know you. I don't know none of them.
I don't really care about your well being, but you're gonna pay. He's
good for these three days of the yeah, yeaheah. Another so you better
check in. If you don't check in, you get the Vanilla Ice treatment,
where it should Knight hold you off of a balcony. What's interesting,
like also how some of these pop stars have talked about in the contracts.
In these contracts they even tells you like who you're allowed to date, and
everybody remembers in the mid two thousands, early two thousand, that's what Kat
Walliams said. Now everybody's saying that's crazy, but Kat Williams said that,
no, that's crazy. You don't tell you what. Yeah, yeah,
for sure, real man, I remember like the Britney Spears justin Timberlake thing
that was so fake. All that stuff was so fake back in the I
mean the kind of whatever golden era of MTV what it was, Carson Daily
and all that lame stuff. But yeah, a lot you could tell those
relationships were contrived. Those were well what I mean, the whole thing with
Taylor Swift and this Travis Kelsey dude. Right, I mean I think this
is all just to It has multiple uses, right, It's good for its
soap opera drama to boost the ratings of the NFL, which the ratings are
down because they've been woke since twenty sixteen or whatever. So they're bringing in
this like live action soap opera drama of Taylor Swift in her football boyfriend Travis
Kellis or whatever his name is. Right, yeah, now everybody knows that's
fake because Taylor Swift is my twin flame. Uh. Tristan's milkshake brings all
the Taylors to the bar and they're like, it's better than yours, right,
right? Am? I right? I'm making jokes that are flying over
everybody's bald heads, so I just there's no hair up there. Just slide
off even quicker. I understand the reference. When you say that the joke
is flying over my head, it's more like it's it's it's trickling under my
feet like ow and just and it's like, you know, like you feel
like I just touched something wet on the floor, and it's like you try
not to You don't want to hurt your feelings by cringing at the at the
lame joke, but oh, come on, now, a Kellys joke.
Travis Kellis, that was my joke from US stream the other night. I
thought it was all right, what audience, do you like my Travis Kellys
not Kelsey joke the milkshake brings all them anyway? What the lulls are the
lulls of the chatter for you know they like it. They're saying the sick
burn sick burn in return to everybody's say loud in the chat so that Jay
doesn't break down and verbally abuse me again, Do you guys like my Travis
Kelly's joke about the milkshake brings all the Taylor anyway? What about Vanila Ice?
Though made his piece of extortion, is none other than Vanilla Ice,
grossing more revenue than most hip hop artists see in their entire careers. Vanilla
Ice was so successful that he unwillingly went on to fund one of the biggest
labels in hip hop history. Not exactly known for his tactful business operations,
should Knight knew that when it was time to find funding to start up Death
Row Records, who better to raise funds from than one of the industry's richest
industry plants who was now living it up in La and all the anyway.
That's enough, but that just gets into the history of Vanilla Ice. And
his relationship to death Row Records, and death Row Records has a long shady
history of connections to shady things. And this is where we get Doctor Dre
of course that was run by Shoog Knight. It ties into the freeway Ricky
Ross stuff that we just talked about. Again, Potash's book goes into a
lot of details about death Row Records, but this is important because this is
where gangster raute really like gets popular. Right. You get NWA, You've
got Easy, You've got ice Cube, kind of remaking their appearance from being
what ice Cube saying, as we said, was the CIA Crew, which
is odd name, but yeah, it is weird. But they were just
like they were like happy rap, you know what I mean, like like
fun wrap, like jazzy Jeff type stuff, Fresh Princes. That's in the
eighties. It was fun stuff exactly. Yeah, it was a little bit
more positive. It was more I mean, it wasn't a destructive force until
the gangster rap came about. Like NWA was a kind of apockal turning point
for degeneracy, and you know, I mean it really destroyed so many people,
man, I mean, how many people were risen because because of this
crab that somebody mentioned Professor Griff. I forgot about Griff. Oh he's like
the granddaddy of calling all this stuff out, Professor Griff. Yes, yeah,
dude, that was like two thousand and seven. He was called the
two thousand and nine to ten. He was kept talking about this stuff back
with Flavor Flave. Like Flavor Flav was the other member of public entity that
became real popular and was on a show on like Network TV. What was
that show called? Well, he had a reality show where all these skanks
were trying to marry him and he was like helping them, like just like
like it has a chick named Boots. Boots was like the winner of the
submersive season of it. So it's like it's like it's like The Bachelor,
but with flavor Flav. Right, It's like but with this like little little
like shriveled, tiny tuacked out like this little crackhead grembling crackhead like twenty hose
repeating to marry a little like five foot cracker. He's just you know what's
funny though, is like little little John copied the the stick of flavor Flave
perfectly right, because like flavor Flavor didn't really do anything except just like shout
things right, Like he's like a random phrase he shouted, and then little
Little John basically does the same thing where he just shouts a phrase, what
yeah, what right? I mean I don't even remember what phrases Flavor Flav
shouted, but yeah, is that it? He would he would do phrases,
but he would just do like gibberish at the beginning of the track to
Yes, like nine one one one one, get up a gee, get
down nine one one into jo Yo town. That's him, dude. That
show was so funny though. The Flavor of Love was this show. That's
it exactly. It was only to your tthing was it was on E?
It was on E? Yeah, I think I think it was on Everyone
watched that show back in the day. Fun All right, let me sound
see if I can find a clip you gotta fight a clip Flavor of Love,
clip of that's so good. Today the degeneracy is only fans. But
if if only today's youth could see what we had back in our millennial days
of right, everybody, everybody is older than twenty nine. There's New New
York versus Pumpkin Show right now, Yes, the hell I know. They
played five are you are you r? For New Yorker Pumpkin, Pumpkin,
New York and pumpkin. They started going back and forth. New York looked
like a pumpkin. Give me a look like a man, and you need
that pacelifting bigger. Get her out of here. Okay, slack bitch off.
Ooh gross, she sp oh man, she spit on her. That
was so gross. Here's this is back. This is when when women were
women. This is exactly why can't we get back to the time when things
were wholesome right for all the Zoomers, for all the zoomers who were watching,
who were you know, recently born. This is how all women were
the mid two thousand. Ye everyone of the I'm trying to find it,
like it's all like girls versus one of the other ones, Like so and
so, here's a New York versus reign. Who would win in this historical
context. Let's kind of contextualize this for the Zoomers. So back in two
thousand and the new year two thousand, Flava Flavor was elected president of the
United States of America, and all the women in America where there was a
competition this is this isn't the Constitution and it hadn't been done for a while,
just because there was there was a constitutional movement to have the first Lady
they call they called a constitutional convention. They checked in and called a constitutional
convention. Yes, yes, the constitutional Convention decided that this is how the
first Lady would be, would actually be elected, and President Flave would would
have a reality television show. Television was like YouTube, except I don't know
how would you describe it to Zoomer. It was like YouTube, but less
gay people back then. Yes, so basically all the same drama that you
see on Twitter and YouTube, all the drama queen madness, but it was
just on TV. And uh yeah, it was like just mainly straight people.
Yes, yes, And in the end, the first Lady ended up
being chosen from among these lovely women. And this is basically how everybody talked
back then. The language has changed a little bit between when, you know,
before you guys were born Zoomers and now. So here's another amazing clip
New York versus Rain. Remember they're all competing to see who's gonna be with
Flavor. Flavor basically just shot on us again and not just SNA. So
this is what this is? Yeah, this this is uh basically Blood Sports
two thousand and four five somewhere in there. Guys, I you would uh
had before you had streamer drama, you had uh you had this anyway,
I don't recall who won. I never actually really watched the show. I
remember click, I remember clicking past it when it was on, and I
mean it was just always like black girls screaming. That's like the whole show
is just black girls screaming about something. That was like, Yeah, where's
flade? I want to see? Is good point? These books are all
chicks scream screaming at him. Let's see if we you can watch the show
on uh YouTube apparently, so there's whole episodes on there. Here we go,
let's see, let's see him here in this question. Oh he's got
you got a bit of singing to him? You are you fining? Girl?
You can't sing to me? Sing me some, sing me some.
Oh she's gonna sing say whoa, Okay, that's like my love little singing.
So that's like almost like pay pig that's like pay Piggy level stuff right
there. Oh, and then there was another show, Rock of Love.
What is that people talking about that one? What was that? It was
that? It was? It was this with a white guy? Oh who's
the white guy? We don't know. Do you remember Brett the guy from
Poison or whatever? Oh? Yeah, the hair bands? That's right.
I forgot about all that crap hairband guy, Brett Michaels. Brett Michaels band?
Was he in Rock of Love? A love dude? I forget all
these stupid hair bands. And I never liked hair metals. So let's see
if it talks about who it is. I was too young, it is
Brett Michaels, Yes, Poison, right, So what this is all like
groopy metal skanks trying to compete for him? Is that? What this is?
Like? White trash? Trash like uh like like strip like scruples to
use the term the technical no, the technical term of Little John is scripples,
scripples, strip strip, stripple, scripple, now with a C scrip
us. Oh y'all, scripples. You never heard Little John talking about scripples.
Oh y'all scripples. Need to get on out of here, right.
I can't believe you don't know that, Tristan. What you must have been
into. You must have been into the like the s c R U P
p U Z. Oh, y'all scruples need to get on the body.
Let's see. Let's hear Little John say it right. I gotta I gotta
be tactful here because it's right at the beginning of the video and I don't
want to get d I want to get danmed. We are fact checking.
It is Scripples, right, it's Little John the east Side boys. I
think it's this one right here. Let's see, Yeah, this is it?
This is it? No, that's not it. Which video is it?
The chat will know? Maybe it's when he pulls up with urser that's
more relevant it. No, this is two thousands. So anyway, it
doesn't matter. Who cares. I'm I'm correct, Little John says, Oh,
y'all scrubbles need to get on. Nobody shout out to Magson's five dollars.
The secret meaning that changed rap music is listed here. Yeah, we
talked about the We pulled out that video article up earlier from Business Insider,
so thank you for that link. But does anybody in the chat know which
song it is? Where Little John says, anyway, it doesn't matter.
Tristan anything that you want to leave us with. We've been going for a
good hour d into two hours, right, I had two hours, So
I think we got it. It's a heavy topic, actually, I mean
there's been so I mean, how many people have been in cars raided,
had their lives destroyed by drugs, had their lives destroyed by vice, have
been financially irresponsible? Right? You look at what the kind of meme that
was created by rappers of just blowing all your money on cars, clothing,
expensive jewelry. This it's a genre that has unfortunately destroyed a lot of people.
It's not just the black community of effects, like all the white kids
want to be rappers. This whole thing really really did wreck a couple of
generations, the kids. So I think you know the connections that you pointed
out between organized crime, intelligence agencies, even drug cartels, all this stuff
you can see in guys like macdra in groups like Wu Tang Clan, in
the groups like nw A. These these give you a window and how the
world really works and pop culture stuff that you're out there that you're not just
consuming pop culture, right, pop culture consumes you. You are the freaking
product. It's it's there to consume your soul, is there to consume your
life, and you know it's it's there to breast into a lifestyle that's basically
just self destructive. So I think it's really obvious that pop culture is total
scio and rap culture. I'm not saying all rap music is bad, right,
Obviously, listen to a lot of this stuff growing up, and you
know there's well, obviously I may be some of the best rap music,
so we know it's not all bad. Yeah, the second best rappers,
Jay, then obviously Little Aids top rapper. You're making weird faces like you
don't agree with me, but that's okay, some weird incorrect terminology coming out
of you. There something something out that doesn't sound right. But here,
Hey, y'all scripples, Yeah, got to go. Oh, y'all,
Scripples, y'all got to go. That's my favorite little John line. Perfect,
perfect, yeah, man. But thanks for having me on dude.
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