Tag: hiphop
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Ghana Rapper Kwaw Kese Likens Self to Satan
from ghanaweb.com: It is very rare for an individual to liken himself to the Devil but Kwaw Kese has revealed that when it comes to Hiplife he can be equated to the Satan who is known in the local parlance ‘Obunsam’. Kwaw, who is also known as ‘the man insane,’ made this rather intriguing revelation…
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Interview w/ Cale Sampson on ‘The Big Picture’
On the line from Toronto, the socially conscious MC named Cale Sampson talks about positive trends, musical matters and his latest album, ‘The Big Picture’. Download/Subscribe
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Kanye West’s “Yeezus”: Surrounded with Occult Symbolism
from vigilantcitizen.com: It is safe to say that the Rocafella records duo comprised of Jay-Z and Kanye West is ruling the rap game right now. We’ve seen in past articles that everyone of their latest offerings contains messages and symbolism that are directly in line with occult secret societies. Kanye West’s latest album is called…
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Beat For Rick Ross & Jay Z’s “Devil Is A Lie” May Have Been Stolen
from allhiphop.com: In an ironic turn of events, the initially credited producer of Rick Ross and Jay Z’s collaboration “Devil Is A Lie” has been accused of stealing the beat from another producer. KE On The Track was originally credited as the producer of the track when the song debuted online yesterday (December 20th). Minutes…
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Drake Battles The Illuminati In New Web Comic
Drake’s relationship with the mysterious and iconic Illuminati, no matter how tangential or forced it may be, has been established in popular culture for some time.
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Haunting #Hologram of #Tupac ‘Stuns’ #Coachella2012
from msnbc: Rapper Tupac Shakur, who was shot to death 16 years ago at the age of 25, was resurrected on stage Sunday for an eerie posthumous performance with former creative collaborator and hip-hop icon, Snoop Dogg. In the closing set of the three-day Coachella Music Festival in Indio, Calif., the life-like image of a…
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‘Hate Religion, Love Jesus’ Video Sparks Discussion
An Internet video with the provocative title “Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus,” posted to YouTube Jan. 10, has been viewed about 17 million times. Making its rounds from Facebook to email forwards to blogs, it’s arguably the pop-theology hit, in any medium, of the moment.
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Media/Memes: Networks, Doc & Blue Ivy Psyops
At ABC, CBS and NBC News, Accentuating the Differences // Documentary Filmmakers Alarmed by Proposed Oscar Rule // Video: John Sayles’ New Film ‘Amigo’ Shows War Is a Racket // Glen Campbell’s Goodbye Tour at Town Hall // Vandals Brand Blue Ivy Carter ‘Satan’ on Church Sign // Video Satire: Blue Ivy Taken By Evil…
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sloan: how to make a band last 20 years
from the record: Four guys. Ten albums. 20 years. The unlikely story of the band Sloan starts in Halifax, Nova Scotia, a college city in eastern Canada’s Maritime provinces. It was there where four young musicians — Jay Ferguson, Chris Murphy, Patrick Pentland and Andrew Scott — met and started playing together. “We played our…
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Media/Memes: Keep Ya Head Up
2011 VMA’s a celebration of #Illuminati music industry? // Video: Remembering Tupac Shakur 15yrs later // No Beatles for you! EU adds 20yrs to music copyrights // Now we can all use the FBI anti-piracy warning! // Netflix spends $110K lobbing Congress in 2Q // 1 million customers exit after Netflix increases price
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7/14 Pop Occulture: Abuse, Atheists & Hip-Hop Masons
German Catholic church opens sexual abuse files, some dating back to the end of WWII // ‘If you see something, say something’ campaign: DHS is expanding campaign to the Jewish community // Why we’re drawn to Harry Potter’s theology // Christian rapper says Jay-Z has some ‘explaining to do’
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thievery corporation blasts the ‘culture of fear’
it’s been nearly three years since the long-running dc duo known as thievery corporation plotted ‘radio retaliation’; now they’re back with their sixth studio album and it’s called ‘culture of fear’. the group has a long history of conspiratorial-sounding song lyrics (“i’m the president of the shadow government / the grand governor of the federal…
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Gil Scott-Heron, The ‘Godfather of Rap’, Dies At 62
Gil Scott-Heron, dubbed the “godfather of rap” for his mix of poetry and music, died Friday in New York, his publicist at XL Recordings said. He was 62.
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Lupe Fiasco Track Questions WTC7 Collapse, Album Tops Billboard Chart
from ae911truth.org: Atlantic Records rap star Lupe Fiasco calls the collapse of World Trade Center building 7 into question on his new album ‘Lasers,’ released March 8, 2011. In “Words I Never Said,” the new radio single off of ‘Lasers,’ he asks “9/11, building 7: did they really pull it?” (at 0:46) It is one…
