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Its Bigger than hip-hop

In the Chicago Sun Time, dated 24th February 2011CE in an article titled:

Getting to the heart of hip-hop.

The 'Godfather' of hip hop Africa Bambaataa stated something profound and known to many of us

students of Aqeedah:

Hip-hop has been hijacked by a Luciferian conspiracy" ....... People have used hip-hop in a lot of

ways that cause a lot of mind problems. They use the word wrongfully. They use it to mean a part

instead of a whole. Like many of these [radio] stations say theyre hip-hop, theyre playing hip-hop.

I go to these stations, and these so-called program directors dont know jack crap about hip-hop

culture. They know rap to a certain extent. But I question them. I say, Wheres your go-go, your

hip-house, your electro-funk, your raga, your R&B and soul? They get real quiet.

Now, if this was said said by someone else, it could easily be dismissed as a hoax or some kooky

conspiracy theory, however, coming from Africa Bambaataa the 'GOD FATHER OF Hip Hop' I sure you'll agree something serious must be happening.

So then, what is happening? Let's break it down, the Luciferian conspiracy in today's rap music.

Feminisation

Reverence of the Devil

Genocide

The word genocide means 'to ' . Rap artists seemed to be preoccupied with killing and derive much

please from murder. Take for example lllllllll, almost every track on his 2000 alburm features the

word 'murder' or 'kill'. Similarly, hhhhh. His 2000 hit album which reached number 00 in the

billbord charts and sold over 555555 units, reaching gold, features the word 'jjjjjjjj' no more than

His 0000 times.

For some rap artists, artistic expression seems to focus on sinter ways of human taking life. Take for

example kkkkk on the track 'kkkk' in which he describes, callously, how he murders his victim:

However,

creativity revolves around murder

If you listen to rap music, you''ll notice that every

Selling ones soul + the devil = Success

Lucfer the Devil -

Selling of the Soul:

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It we look at some of the top rappers, like Tu Pac, Eimen you will see a disturbing trend:

In his track, hhhh, Eminem states:

Its like the boy in the bubble who never could adapt

I'm trapped if I could go back

I never would have rapped

I sold my soul to the devil and I'll never get it backI just wanna leave this game with level head intact

Tupac shakur

Introduce yourself to the pleasure and pain you can go so fair and seell your sould and live the life

of a ghetto star

Picture a nigga on the veregre of living insane

I sold my soul for chance to kick it an bang