Krayzie Bone Exposes Private Prisons That Are Linked To Rap Music

[@joseywales4638]

The rich don't play poker or spades. They play real life chess with real people's lives.

[@bobbysbluebooster]

Like the movie “Rat Race”, except not quite so funny or cute

[@yallbetweaking2628]

Facto!!!!!

[@17thN.O]

Regular people are used as pawns and chess pieces in a chess game. Create the negative environment, push the negative agendas and culture while hiding and living guarded areas and protected at all cost. Push that life with black faces and black "culture" while using our neighborhoods and cities as backdrops. While the people who actually put things in motion condemn the same people who are responsible for making. Create private prisons and laws used to fill them to a quota. In the 80s and early 90s It was Heavy D, Kool Moe Dee, LL Cool J, Queen Latifah, Kid and Play, Salt N Pepa, MC Hammer. None of them were on that.

[@sherrillraymond7595]

Right

[@aleksisuuronen5969]

Without getting too into this video yet but there have been talks about how it coincides pretty too well how private prison system came alive in america and gangsta rap was at the same time suddenly popularized to the point of playing in radiostations and whatever. But that's just something that might be coincidence or there is minor play from the part of the rich who are behind this ridiculous private prison system (that is totally unpar in conditions even in usa's standards but they don't let reporters in ofcourse so only sources are convicts books about them) that makes more money more people in jail so in 90's I don't see why it wouldn't be possible for them to see it as corrupting hoods by music. Since hoods where starting to prospect little by little before crack epidemic which was totally CIA to get money to fund contra to win in Nigaraguan civil war so they would get another puppet president. Well now after crack decades and gangs born basically from that (who got the territories to sell) why not push them to move more with quote n quote normalizing what they do by putting gangsta rap into more mainstream. It is just something I've read ages ago and tought that it's logical but not neccesarily true that it went that way. Edit: WELL GODDAMN I had I feeling it would be about this. I talked about this 10 years ago to my friends and they saw it unlikely when I didn't.

[@couldntcareless2602]

It’s funny that people like myself are called conspiracy theorists, until something like this comes out. This is actually scary to hear. By the way this isn’t just the music industry, this is going on all over the world. Better wake up!! The world is not what you think it is

[@kireharvey6844]

I mean it is a conspiracy theory technically because he it's just his word no papers no videos with other people. He told a nice story. Which in ways are true in others it's words until proven otherwise.

[@richardbower641]

@@kireharvey6844 absolutely fair point. I’m learning a lot about the music industry, I’ve done some professional work, and am currently enrolled in a school with amazing teachers. Panteras producer and the producer for Kanye’s “Donda” are two of my teachers. After everything I’ve learned up to this point, I have a hard time not believing Krayzie Bone.

[@iss2075]

@@kireharvey6844 Well, yeah, it's a conspiracy, but it's true. Trust me. And it's far worse than just what's in this video.

[@jhighturntup5558]

Yeah anyone that uses the term conspiracy theorist isn't intelligent enough to do any sort of investigative research on their own they're just believing whatever they're told on CNN... 🙄

[@lenerd73]

Draconians

[@brunoberardi4815]

I remember in the late 70s to early 80s, right after disco this new music was coming out, they called it Rap music. Sugar hill Gang, Soul Sonic Force and the Furious 5. They sang about struggles and hardship and overcoming, they warned the youth of pitfalls in life and sang about getting an education and becoming something great. Then by the 90s that all changed.

[@Coram_D30]

Crack !

[@luismaldonado5519]

I'm pretty these rap groups would be "positive" on stage and then snort some coke backstage. There's been a few interviews and documentaries the solidify this assumption of mine. Remember, this was the 80's.

[@badascan8910]

Like literally all music changes and evolves.

[@anthonygregory6797]

It ended when Pac died. Then we got guys who came to save rap like Dax and, Hopsin. The government had Pac in their eyesight. Hence why the VP and Governor of California had a vendetta against Pac before he died.

[@blakejames9743]

@@luismaldonado5519 Snorting coke backstage does not equate to telling impressionable youths to act reckless and disrespect women. What you do behind closed doors is your biz, as long as you're not projecting that out into the world.

[@rockandfound]

Imagine if this was a headline story on mainstream media. People would lose their minds but they will never put this out there for the masses. Thank you K Bone you are a good man.

[@gottizway1375]

Exactly which is why it only has 250 thousand views cuz ppl choose to literally be dumb!Not even a million which ain't even alot.

[@jessicablasingame6276]

Yeah! Don't u have to buy ur masters or something?

[@toddburley2174]

I tend to believe this remember the open door war on drugs back then. Human chess sick shit. Its satanic.

[@YAnngo0]

Even if this did happen, people will watch it and continue to be in the matrix

[@andrewyellstrom2585]

Because the mainstream media can’t just go around reporting people’s stories without any evidence. I mean this is literally just a story one guy has with no evidence or a single person out of this whole conspiracy to back him up. There’s no way at all to back up anything he said here because it’s all cap

[@_Gwuapo]

This knowledge has been going around for years. Is up to the people to do their homework and break free from this spell the music industry put on the mass

[@Kornwins]

Is deeper than just the music industry. Look up A modern oddysey.

[@kasparovthegodofwar]

I never heard of this but I'm grateful for the man telling it. If not I wouldn't delve deeper into this shit

[@jaifyre702]

@@Kornwins it's way deeper. It's spiritual. I will definitely look into what you've suggested. 👍🏾

[@Fungus314]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@gottizway1375]

But instead this video gets a few thousand views compared to dumb videos and shorts that get 2 million view within the same day smh

[@Skywalker21O]

I’m so glad I’ve heard this story! As a kid born in 84 I loved hip hop so much and got to see it all happening but this is so crazy. I’m gonna spread this word

[@patvicencio7394]

I lived ny rap when u had to be from ny to kno what was being said. Kool G Rap is a monster in 90s rap.

[@tomgold5646]

BOne, the level of evil you say, is in their DNA. Its like a black person Dancing, evil and deception is to zionists what dancing is to black ppl. Disgusting. AND stfu with the lies of antisemetism, zionists are a pure disgrace to real Jews.

[@weirdorigins9533]

There is a reason it’s called “programming” it’s not just music it’s in all forms of entertainment.

[@royaltyprprincess]

Agreed!

[@freethinker79]

Entrainment.

[@coreyhall1150]

EXACTLY... Movies, music, tv shows, media, magazines, NAME IT. They are programming people and people like ME are a threat to them I refuse to be programmed I KNOW what THEY do. And ppl call u crazy until they look into it and see for themselves then one or two things happen. They ignore it and actively TRY NOT to see what's going on or they cannot unsee it and they dog deeper and see how far this stuff really goes and ppl start calling THEM crazy.

[@MissBro80]

You're exactly right. Eddie Griffin said it years ago on one of his specials. He said that they use television to program you because they're, "telling you visually how to think." Whereas reading, "is FUNdamental. Meaning it's FUN to your mental." Such true words

[@lionzhaven]

Def in porn... that shit is subversive and I think is creating more racism against blacks

[@vergedrums]

My friends from Stony Island and Chicago School of Hip Hop back in the early 90s predicted the meteoric rise of gangster rap. There was such an amazing positive hip hop scene in Chicago back then. They were against all the disrespecting of women and glamorizing of the criminal lifestyle. Lavie and Alex are now a physician and an attorney, and STILL inspiring rappers with their amazing skills and powerful message. Sad that they’re still marginalized as creative artists, while the thug life rappers help rake in prison profits.

[@thetruthispotenza3602]

Bryson Gray

[@lisamarieva3514]

This explains a lot. Kids should not be targeting in such an evil and twisted plan. There is a place in hell for the ones responsible for this. My heart goes out to all those kids drawn into that lifestyle just to make other people rich.

[@jasonlieberman4606]

RIP the real hip hop culture. What once truly stood for liberation and empowerment is now just a subsidiary of the Empire. Long live the good people of the underground still keeping the real shit, and hope along with it, alive and kicking. ✊🏿✊🏽✊🏻

[@KingJames1981]

That's JUST IT, they are Devil worshippers..they have sold their souls already and look forward to meeting their dark prince after this life..

[@nateb3679]

@@KingJames1981 I thought if you sold your soul you were tormented forever. You’re telling me they’re homies???

[@j.c3629]

Hell doesn't exist😂😂, no one will be punished lmfaooo

[@mrniceshoes2118]

Yeah well you got that right there is a place in hell but make no mistake this plan was devised in hell in the first place

[@Christ_Of_The_Crusaders]

Much respect for coming forward and telling us the truth on this matter. God Bless! ✝️

[@jhighturntup5558]

Yeah I would love to know who wrote that letter... 🤔

[@gabarbanlawya172]

Keep being fooled by these industry devi1 pvppets

[@DJTeddyJetts]

This horrifying, but many of us felt it our whole lives. I grew up listening to 90s hip hop, but was always drawn to positive, or deep knowledgable music, i would always express my confusion why rappers like Talib Kweli would splash the scene but never really sustain a presence on the radio or tv. Why Deathrow was all over the radio, but BlackStar was largely for "niche" hip hop fans... this revelation is a confirmation of our underlying suspicions. I pursued a music career with some fellow artists back in the mid 2000s until about 2014 when I finally stepped down after we had opened up for some more mainstream artists, and weird sh** would happen every time. I started getting this feeling in my gut that I didnt want to go any further in this industry. And I layed low. I promised myself that the next time I attempt to create music, it would be behind the disguise of a cartoon character and never in the pursuit of fame or money. Again, I was right, as all music since 2014 has only become worse. The game is rigged and there is a reason why "selling your soul" is a consistent theme in the entertainment history as a whole. Smh... and so many people are still so completely oblivious to all of it.

[@blakejames9743]

They're not conditioned to see what we see bro. We're the proverbial X-Men, and just like in the comic, when people people cannot understand our talents or what we try to show them, they will find a way to hate or belittle us. Don't let them, your gift is yours for a reason, and those around you are going to need it real soon.

[@lawrencegray6324]

2014 was bad

[@nateb3679]

What kind of weird shit would happen

[@luckyboyyt8582]

Put your music out online. You don't need a record label to be heard!

[@joshhughes9628]

I have a similar story. I played in bands for years chasing after success. My gut feeling always told me something was very wrong with the industry. My band got as far as being played on the local radio stations and opening up for well known bands that went mainstream. I knew something was wrong but it's like something spiritual took over me and made me embrace it. It started to become clear when my band had a meeting with a man named Jim Rose who has done work for the industry. He was known for Jim Rose circus. Jim informed us of some of the lies we were told and just how far the industry will go to achieve their agenda. I was the only one in the band asking "wait, what agenda?" His demeanor and behavior and his lack in answering my question was just shady to me. At the time, I couldn't piece it all together but my instinct was telling me that something was wrong. I'm glad I turned away from that and started doing the research and looking back, he really only told us rookie things like the fact that Ozzy did not bite the head off a bat and that it was staged and a few other lies. Yeah, beginner stuff. It was still really shady to me cause all I could think was "what else have they lied about and why?". God had better plans for me. I like to believe that God gave us our musical talents for a reason that is much, much bigger than the music industry. Thanks for sharing your story and I hope we get to jam together in his holy kingdom.

[@deeboy4378]

I believe this. . i remember when Hip Hop began. . it was positive and abt bringing the inner city communities together and promoting the stop of violence on the streets. . . oh how that changed. . . i dnt think it was only abt the prisons either. The bigger game was also the demoralization of the culture and the following generations. . bringing us to how things are now.

[@TheJoker-um9tp]

For that you need rappers willing to participate in doing this , remember fred Hampton was betrayed by one of his own. All skin folk aren't all your brother. So 50 cent works for the cia . Even when i make mistakes at work i always find a way to blame a white dude .

[@MistaLoRocka]

Puts Eazy-E’s visit to the whitehouse in a whole different perspective.

[@johngumbs2111]

Hmmm

[@MonsieurDrobot]

☝️

[@StanHowse]

Kanye's?? 🤔🤔

[@thegamingchef3304]

Personally I think Eazy E didn't wanna sell out so they got rid of him. Listen to his last recorded message called dropping jewels.

[@savagereviews3673]

@@StanHowse Jay z too

[@werthechange369]

Human body is made up of about 60% water. It's been proven that sound/music affects water. That being said... the more negative hateful words we hear, mixed with a good sounding beat, changes how we feel. That why when we hear certain songs it hard not to start dancing to it. Think about that. When I was young I grew up listening to bone thugs, eminem and much more like them. I always was ready to fight thinking I was unstoppable. Now that I have a different perspective on life... my music genre changed. Even today if I put the radio on, all they promote is garbage that puts u in an irritated angry feeling or at least most of the music. Let go of all that garbage music and start tour day with something that gets you feeling good... something that has good beat and positive words and your days will start to change for the better. Peace and love my family. When we are united, we are unstoppable but when we are divided we become weak. Corona virus is just another wY to keep us separated. Racism is one of the biggest dividers. The ones who he's talking about that are promoting this agenda, *KNOW* we are stronger and have much more power than we've been told our whole lives so they keep finding ways to keep us low. Don't let them anymore. 💚🙌🔑

[@mixedartsofmartialmadness5219]

💯🙏

[@apapz3245]

That’s not how it works

[@JohnDoe-qp7ph]

So do you think i can continue listening to 90s and early 2000s gangsta rap

[@JohnDoe-qp7ph]

@Tiger rivers i cant live without it dude

[@sethgaston8347]

@Tiger rivers Ain't nothing wrong with the hip hop sound, it's the subject matter that's often garbage. Hip hop is the most popular genre in the US right now, but the popular rap is what's trash, not all of it. When I say trash, I'm not it's unskillful, on the contrary, these songs take months to write, it just leads to a dumpster full of having a pessimistic hedonistic life.

[@Riveraeon]

Alot of us already knew this but there still so many more that have no idea. Salute to Krayzie for bringing this truth out.

[@jhighturntup5558]

Yeah I'm glad he read that letter somebody wrote on their podcast

[@newphilmz3605]

It's not just music, it's in everything. Movies (Goodfellas, Blood in Blood Out, Scarface), TV (Oz, Prison Break, Cartel Crew, Growing Up Gotti, The Wire, Breaking Bad), even the news is normalizing crime and making it entertainment.

[@jackjohn6740]

Trying to bundle up media entertainment with music isn't a good comparison at all. Yeah, those movies have violence but they are a much better art representation than the trash music they were trying promote and influence kids the wrong way. Those movies will influence people in way better ways than the music we are talking about. Then those tv shows lmao... do you even understand what art means. The wire is an excellent representation of corruption and how it expands from the streets to politics and pretty much everyone. Breaking bad is another critical show that showed a couple complex character arcs.

[@Mawgai]

@@jackjohn6740 I came here to say this about the wire. cheers to you fellow human

[@urbannuance5151]

Growing up Gotti? That might be a reach. 😂

[@newphilmz3605]

@@urbannuance5151 Mixing mafia families with celebrities and "reality" TV. It was a bunch of media garbage.

[@chrismyres5765]

That's why you got young people literally killing each other to see Travis Scotts no talent ass

[@richardhorn7688]

As far as pure talent and shit bone thugs is #1 in the hip hop genre of all time. They were putting people in a trance with a sound nobody ever heard and if they would have played the game I guarantee they would be the wealthiest most popular black hip hop rap artist in history. I would bet my life on it. I take my hat off to dudes that put their moral before playing chess with the devil.

[@ishinebyou1215]

Wu-Tang is 1 of them 1’s Too! True Innovator’s

[@richardhorn7688]

@D Ceased I'm sure they did to some extent not knowing at the time what was going on but them coming online saying what shouldn't be said is better than the ones that don't.

[@a9life]

Bone was rapping about devilishment before they even had a rap contract. They didn't get forced into doing that. They were young and lost and got exploited no doubt....how ever, they didn't get conscious about shit until later.

[@Nationof300]

Um no sir Memphis had that sound first

[@alexdevine760]

@@a9life facts right here bro bone said all this after being put on and promoting all the symbology within their music plus songs like mo murda and the eternal album with videos showing them sitting at roundtable with pyramid eyes above them n shit they def sold out but they actually know and care what it's about at least krayzie does most don't and just love off the spoils of doing ot

[@thewhiterabbit7402]

I’m glad this stuff is coming out. I hope people are smart enough to learn they are being played. Yeah it does suck these people are doing this, but at the end of the day, shooting, doing drugs, prison is common sense NOT good. Been trying to tell my siblings this for years. I was the outcast for saying they were being brainwashed

[@dieselphiend]

I read about this many years ago, and I believe every word of it.

[@jamesmead8460]

I don't believe it.

[@CelloandAnayaJ]

Of course you do🤷🏽‍♂️

[@dieselphiend]

@@CelloandAnayaJ You probably aren't old enough to have witnessed the birth and evolution of rap. You probably have 0 familiarity with rappers who tried to switch up to a more positive message, like DMX, and the problems they faced afterwards. Have you even heard of Public Enemy? Rap started out with a positive message. It wasn't until N.W.A dropped that the whole industry switched up overnight. Hollywood and Atlanta CHOOSE which music to promote, and which music to ignore, and it's obvious which one they have chosen. Just look at what rappers glorify, and look at the effects it's having on our nation. It's not even about money anymore, it's all about clout.

[@blameks9136]

@@dieselphiend real talk

[@learner5090]

@@dieselphiendWord, Hip Hop was about knowledge and enlightenment

[@chillininthesunshine5447]

The devil comes to kill steal and destry. Them folks worship that beast openly.

[@BernadiaFrancois]

The Bible is always right

[@ElPumaGrande]

Same people who called for the crucifixion of Yeshua; same people running the banking cartels and in control of war profiteering, which all gets funneled into the piece of land once known as Palestine. (((They))) are the enemy of all peoples, viewing us as cattle to do their bidding

[@AmberSantana-is3dq]

@@BernadiaFrancoisthe Bible was constructed by them 🎉 it’s a tool they used to cease control of your emotions and mind it’s also a tool created by them

[@soundofthegardenwatc]

thats it right there

[@DreDaDon16]

Now he's fighting for his life in the hospital....Y'all saw what happened to Prodigy when he spoke about the industry choked on an egg.....smh DMX spoke against the industry too.....2pac.......Michael Jackson....Prince......David Bowie....mannnnnnnncmon bro

[@donnacristysing]

It's horrible. Who chokes on an egg? And people buy this bullshit

[@AvaJames111]

Biggie Smalls, And the list goes on and on...

[@Mario36724]

You are saying that like these guys have suddenly done something good. They all pushed poison towards both impressionable youngsters and even adults which transcended a lifetime and which the negative effects of will, in my honest opinion, never return back to normality again. Sending thoughts and prayers to these types of people is a waste of energy.

[@EazyAffiliateTraffic]

PAC wasn’t a Ganster… he was a plant himself.

[@winrylust6947]

@@Mario36724 wanna explain how?

[@LadyCoyKoi]

I remember that R&B and Rap were two different music types... now-a-days you can't tell the difference. R&B was soft and more romantic in beat and lyrics. I miss the romance that R&B music had in the 1990s. We had All-For-One, Boys to Men, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Toni Braxon, En Vogue, etc... we had so many that it would take me all day to enlist them all. Now-a-days, we have music about taking each others man and woman, raping and abusing each other, glorifying violence, etc. 🥺 Thank you Krayzie Bone for sharing and talking about your experience. I saw a huge difference between what I had listen to as a teen to what teens today are listening to. Music back then was far more diverse than todays' stuff.

[@landonprice5656]

And neo-soul

[@pinkdoll3578]

Still two completely different types of music. Rap and hip hop are different. Rap is soulless.

[@PlanetaryDrey]

@@pinkdoll3578 nothing soulless about rap maybe what you’re listening to but rap is anything but soulless lol

[@pradabears]

@@PlanetaryDrey exactly lmao

[@CleanMusicLover229]

That's because they mixed r&b and hip hop in the 80s. That was when singers started rapping

[@johngumbs2111]

It's gone to another level now. That drill music not only gets the consumers but the rappers themselves.

[@thabignickdigga2603]

@August De La Creme okay so you "rapping" about a life you dont live?

[@preciousmettlex]

Kanye keep talking bout them 808s and how it affect yo chakras 👁

[@desttw2900]

Brooooo what!? Drill is all violence diss tracks and hate they be bankin of us that’s craaazzyy

[@johngumbs2111]

@wakeupelijiah Yes but can they compare???

[@369pendulum]

@wakeupelijiah My brotha, did you watch the video? This started in 91, so yes rappers from the 90's where talking about killing. NWA introduced the black community to gangsta rap, but you'd be crazy to say it isn't worse now.

[@ronmorgan4540]

I remember hearing this story by another gentleman that said pretty much the same exact thing. I know a handful of people balled out as soon as the NDAS came out the and the minimum fine/consequence was $100k and could go way higher all the way up to losing your life aka being Eipsteined.

[@MrJaman0083]

They were just frame them for murder and put them away for life

[@toniduenas7223]

This is sick it's like when Neo of the matrix hears that human being are being used as a source or energy (batteries) then he throws up. Just sick

[@Bane203]

Totally Believable ‼️ I don’t care what’s your ethnicity we all need to wake up …

[@masterk5372]

Right

[@traviss9583]

Prison industrial complex

[@leolovelife]

@@traviss9583 and military industrial complex!!!! It's even bigger, more profitable, higher death toll, and is worldwide. But both come from the same thing, profit over people aka capitalism.

[@werthechange369]

💯🔑Facts

[@j0hnyb0y909]

It makes sense why Bone Thugs made music of harmony, they knew, and talked about it through lyrics.

[@duggz4209]

💯

[@s.crambling3795]

The FBI, military branches and CIA have always influenced and controlled Hollywood. Fesu, a Southern rapper from the early 90s had a trash degrading sex song on a reasonably conscious album. He and his manager said at the time the only way to get distribution was to do more songs of that ilk. Also, Krayzie, this is why If I Could Teach is still the best Bone song. Period.

[@sheedygonzo]

#FESU 🤣🤣🤣🤣. I Haven’t Heard That Name In A Minute!!! #HOUSTON

[@GABRIELADAWSON]

You also forgot about the NSA

[@sheedygonzo]

@@GABRIELADAWSON What's NSA

[@SmurffNationn]

Blame the public, who gravitated toward that song. If another record could’ve resonated with the listeners more, the record companies would have promoted it instead.

[@derekrobertson9583]

You forgot the Jewish part.

[@dariuslong1954]

Facts all facts I remember what the music was like before 91 .

[@tah-rehar-1802]

Br its still going on. Tupac and all them was just the beginning

[@BEAZY_5150]

Maybe that's why Makaveli did what he did and faked his death.

[@dariuslong1954]

@@BEAZY_5150 make sense

[@am234523]

Oh you mean "Agent Pac"?

[@gypsyman1939]

@@am234523 explain 👂

[@gksax86]

This makes so much sense, and I always thought that Positive Rap was and is the way to influence our youth. In the 1980's, I loved rap...Now, if I listen to rap, it is mostly positive rap and positive rappers with a conscious message. I never really embraced "Gangsta Rap", and always missed and still listen to 80's rap/hip-hop music. Sad, just sad...gk

[@alfredschnozzenstein1657]

Just out of curiosity, despite what they talk about (if you have heard of them), do you like Griselda?

[@tashantimothy6180]

@@alfredschnozzenstein1657 this person said they don’t listen to gangsta rap and tbh Griselda Lowkey embodies that

[@alfredschnozzenstein1657]

@@tashantimothy6180 I agree, but I honestly can’t help it bro. I’m not sure if you are into it, but with the kind of music that’s out now, Griselda is the closest thing (if anything, it is) to the modern day hip hop sound. I get it, it’s negative because of what they talk about (street life, drugs, killing), but he quality is WAY better than that trap shit that’s out now; in my opinion at least.

[@consciousiota2161]

I look at hip hop from before 1990 and hip hop after 1990 and it is a night and day difference.

[@takuhata467]

The names he is scared to mention are Barry Weiss, David Geffen, Doug Morris, Jerry Heller, Lyor Cohen.

[@jhighturntup5558]

Yep 👍 good call

[@ricky5742]

Kick that real taku!

[@MohamedMohamed-tr2rz]

How many of them Jews 🧐

[@takuhata467]

@@MohamedMohamed-tr2rz All of them. Why do you ask? You aren't some kind of antisemitic like Kanye West are you? I shudder at the thought.

[@TheDumontShow]

All "Jews" but yet we always have to feel sorry about The Holocaust. They weaponized it so much. Let me stop. Nobody wants to hear this

[@stayfitwithtony]

Facts! Gotta love how #BoneThugs started making music to save souls

[@2apocalypse-X]

Get your popcorn, naw get your pistols

[@k.i.e]

Right!! 😂

[@glodawg5894]

😇😭right next to me

[@Rose-mb1sx]

I read ur comment as he said it, I am now one with the internet 🧘‍♂️

[@robertwalker7010]

Lol ha ha lol 😂 no popcorn 🍿.

[@DubzCo]

@@Rose-mb1sx Lol

[@Nino-su7jv]

I heard this story years ago. It's messed up.

[@fakeacc6590]

It's not just rap ! I go back to this when I hear A song I can relate to !

[@briyachrist]

this is common knowledge that’s been talked about before & is widespread at this point it’s up to society to make a change instead of waiting for somebody to help us.

[@cicelymcclennon]

This knowledge is not that common at all.

[@houndgangent.mac_lar8840]

It's always that 1 talm bout it common knowledge ! SMH Ok and what's your point ?

[@briyachrist]

@@houndgangent.mac_lar8840 Your comment is pointless

[@aaawindowcleaning9394]

I was just thinking the same thing. I heard about this 5 years ago , maybe more than that. Knowing what is being done to you , yet doing nothing about it , is just as bad as the ones doing the very thing to you.

[@jacktripper5071]

No knowledge is common knowledge is learned

[@relikvija]

I said it long ago, the whole gangster rap music is devastating for the black community, I wouldn't be surprised if they went even further.

[@SJ-ni6iy]

I’m from West Virginia, a state mostly made up of poor whites, we are usually number one in poverty, obesity, drug overdoses, infants born addicted to drugs and many more negative things- but the media makes being poor white trash the most horrible, embarrassing group to be part of. I don’t understand why being from the hood or the streets is glorified.

[@javeonjones2006]

He speaking truth, I remember an interview Dre Yella and Ren did around the time Cube left the group. Dre said that the labels were targeting 16 yr olds or older with the music and the youth houses were packed with kids with charges from stolen cars to armed robbery. Now I see why that lady was trying to censor rap. That's where the first amendment came in. I was a teen around that time and I must say the music was very impressionable. Now I censor everything my children listen to. Time to step up and be responsible, it takes a village, you all know the rest

[@differ212]

Maxine Waters.

[@coreyhall1150]

Maxine Waters was trying to start her OWN LABEL dude. Old bitch was about the money she did NOT give a flying shit about how it was affecting the young.

[@tmichellebrown8171]

We are truly dealing with the devil. Its sad that this young ppl don't see what we are ready see.

[@charleygnarly1182]

I been saying this.. its unreal.

[@charleygnarly1182]

They got the government, medicine, education, music and entertainment they got everything everywhere u look and the devil works through tech too..

[@charleygnarly1182]

I believe they want us to turn against eachother and hate eachother too.. race against race.. political/ideological/social classes.. segregate, isolate, manipulate.. create problems then act like the solution.. its been like this for decades if not centuries we just waking up to it now on mass level but not quick enough.

[@charleygnarly1182]

I will say this Ms. Brown stay prayed up.. cause when they know you know.. they come at you harder- spiritual attacks are not uncommon. This is a war and they seemingly have the upper hand on all fronts.. but we got God. Its more important than ever to get right with God cause in the end, they may control this world, but they can't take that from us.

[@anadromous9200]

@@charleygnarly1182 you’re describing the Hegelian Dialectic, which was shoved into Marxism to create modern communism.

[@JoseCalderon-qx8mq]

Please my brown and black brothers and sisters everyone watch this video and explain it to the youngsters! Shout out to Krazie fo putting out this info. Stay Strong everyone!

[@khalemabrown]

And now this man is fighting for his life… May God heal him 🙏🏾

[@gotenhuggins270]

Yea cause of he read da letter of l.a meeting in 91 n could be more

[@serbanxcm]

Sorry what I ask but what actually happend wit him?😢

[@nwcoastlife]

@@serbanxcmSarcoidosis complications (tissue inflammation in lungs). Supposedly he is in recovery now.

[@bendank9762]

I dont believe in god I believe in Allah (PBUH)

[@DevinWarfield]

Wassup

[@andyvelasquez9488]

GODBLESS this brother for speaking up!!!

[@jhighturntup5558]

Just keep in mind he's reading a letter that somebody wrote and it's not a personal experience of his or anybody in bone..

[@CallMeMicahT]

Chicago is the perfect example of their plan.

[@Cedrclovesutube]

LA, Oakland, Atlanta, New York, ECT every Urban City in America.

[@ThePhoenix3712]

L All of black culture is proof of their plan

[@_Gwuapo]

Brooklyn

[@tonemd]

@@ThePhoenix3712 you don’t know all of black culture if you say that

[@ohmags]

My thoughts exactly

[@danielyepez5421]

I remember hearing about this WAAAAAY back in the day. I just thought it was rumors/ conspiracy. Explained this way, makes A LOT more sense and increases the probability.

[@day196]

Protect him and his family 🙏🏾

[@MalcolmTexxx]

This is public knowledge lady chill lol I've been known this..

[@day196]

Then mind your business

[@ezbread14]

Ain’t that deep. Bra is going to be alright

[@unknowninfinite8081]

@@ezbread14 LMFAO ain't that deep? Your cognitive dissonance is something else.

[@ezbread14]

@@unknowninfinite8081 bruh you know how many rappers said this shit before and ain’t nothing happened. Foh.

[@kingmorado11]

The reason he got that email is because eazy e and jerry heller was at that meeting remember nwa was the first gangster rap group and eazy e signed bones thugs before he died. All this shit is connected

[@timothyharvey5320]

That is so true nwa started that gangsta rap music

[@nategray4989]

They were the first successful product the rap genre industry made them probably hundreds of millions of dollars that’s why.

[@nategray4989]

There still pushing this formula today but in deferent rap genres

[@bambilynngraf-burnham6838]

EZ E was a COINTELPRO hit.

[@rudeboyrave]

@@bambilynngraf-burnham6838 holy shit

[@nxt1990]

After the artist breaks the contract, they clone the original, enslave them, and let them watch their clone in the real world. These people are ruthless predators.

[@gabrielramos3385]

Yo, WTF?? Where did you get this idea from? Because of what happened to Tyrone, Jaime Fox movie? LOL

[@miguelsalas8583]

It’s all science, certain audio frequencies to the human ear are known to cause individuals to act a certain way or do certain things. With the CIA, MK Ultra, etc. This doesn’t surprise me at all. It also wouldn’t surprise me at all if EAZY E was in on the secret.(dies 4 years later) The music industry is now doing this to multiple genres not just rap anymore. They put it in our face with symbolism. They don’t even hide the symbolism they blatantly flaunt and taunt us with it all the time

[@coreyhall1150]

Look at rock n roll. They sing about pedophilia, devil worship, glorified heroin and other drugs and all kinds of stuff they got ahold of rock music in the 50's like they did rap music when it hit. They do it with EVERYTHING. Dont believe me about the pedophilia thing? Just go listen to Stray Cat Blues by The Rolling Stones. They put Alister Crowley on their covers, they paid tribute to him, Jimmy Page even bought his HOUSE IN SCOTTLAND. Mind control indeed.

[@dancarthen3634]

What blows my mind is I've been saying something for years about they way rap music is used after I learned more about private prisons and things like the kids for cash scam. I've always said there is a connection. Then I read this same article. It gave me chills.

[@brianteague44]

And now the big homie in the hospital now fighting for his life. 🙏 They are definitely mad at Krazie

[@Ab-qv8zc]

This all makes sense now, bless you for having the courage to speak out.

[@fuckeverythingugh9011]

And thank you for taking the time to observe, and see. That black people are not just making up conspiracies against ourselves to further some narrarive. You can clearly see that even after Jim crow. Your people have still targeted our minds and souls in any devilish way you all see fit. Not only are my people lost, but so are yours. Misguided into thinking that black ppl are just like this naturally. When it's all just by design.

[@nightcruisin]

Mad respect to Bone for speaking 🗣️ up...

[@jhighturntup5558]

I mean kinda , he was reading a letter

[@ThePlandemicPodcastof]

“flippled over” gotta love it man…I luv when they make they own words idk why I just do lol

[@carlousestson8274]

If this is true it is soul destroying we have lost a whole generation to this. What really hit home is when he said in the 1970s we had 500 prisons now we have over 1700.

[@illumiNOTme326]

Lost alot more than a whole generation.

[@bingo8789]

🤡 If these is true.... Just be quiet 🤫

[@westsidesagittarius3103]

@@illumiNOTme326 generation Z is getting the worst of it by far the kids are dying left n right in every popular major black city they're in gangs some literally gang leaders u got 14 year olds already famous rappers drinking lean Poppin perks toting guns commiting crimes like it's nothing and because they're so young they're even dumber so they're getting caught at a even faster rate it's the craziest thing I've ever seen and we're witnessing it it's truly a time to be alive.

[@christopher-3158]

IF.... smh.

[@christopher-3158]

​@bingo8789 right. Str8 up clown mfr

[@bloodysweetzombiegirl]

Keyword: E V I L I really wish more ppl would come forward from EVERY industry. They have wormed their way into everything that could possibly be a positive outlook for EVERYBODY’S future. Yes, the epitome of evil.

[@HiPHOPx87]

You are right. I've been telling people for decades hip-hop got Infiltrated. Definitely Evil. Looks what hiphop has come to today. Disgusting. But don't get it twisted. That's not hiphop. True HipHop Lives. It went Underground

[@nateb3679]

@@johannespeterfrischknecht4912 what

[@stevegarcia5932]

It’s fucking true, we are in the shit. y’all try ya best to be right stay humble, stay strapped we gotta keep our people safe..

[@gdot6406]

I think this is related to Rakim’s situation in signing with Dr Dre cause Dre only wanted Rakim to do gangster rap and Ra didn’t want to do gangsta rap music

[@anawkwardlifemedia]

Rakim will forever be a respected icon throughout history

[@Morena_LV]

Rakim still produces though and is a ghost writer.

[@MesGuided]

Seems like they shelved Ra because he wasn't down with the program.

[@mackboneyakakushthoughtspo589]

@@MesGuided they definitely did

[@madameketcha3899]

Wicked!!! I’ve always hated the industry, and yes I know Krayzie Bone personally. He’s always been a solid guy. ❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️

[@deeno8885]

No one asked if you knew him

[@fredo7540]

@@deeno8885 nigga shut up she’s just tryna say that what he’s saying is true

[@ricardo.rocha14]

@@deeno8885 hater

[@nateb3679]

@@fredo7540 no she was trying to flex

[@jhighturntup5558]

Yeah I know Bone Thugs-N-Harmony too he's a pretty cool guy

[@cesarioserrato5306]

I'm a fan of this guy and his message he's got a lot of courage God bless him

[@multi-media-services]

I remember hearing a minister speak on this many years back. It’s so visible to see now 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@friendlyfire4178]

"Mmmm, they is treatin' us good, we all chillin and shit. Shout out to Ray Ray and Big Steve!"

[@user-wq5kv2hu2s]

Send some newports

[@Universal_Knowledge369]

It all makes sense now, looking back at the direction the rap industry went during the 90s. Like pac said, "my attitude was f$#& it, m@/^erFu@rz loved it."

[@FRANKIBABI_]

Post of billionaire black and Lil Durk post bought me here #llkv🕊

[@guywri2265]

Me too🤣

[@disablediphone4960]

On god

[@Dogemon.]

On me 😅

[@hushus7673]

Me 2 😂

[@OGFRANKIESAX]

We Need To Come Together

[@iamaniner916]

I read this article like 5-6 years ago and told tons of people about it. It’s some what a long read and no one cared. It’s a must read

[@JJEHUTYY]

Word

[@iamaniner916]

@Warriors Of God I book marked this years ago!! It’s “Hip hop is read” secret meeting that changed rap music. Unbelievable and eye opening read . Never looked at rap music the same since

[@clintcalvert9250]

Once a person sees so much of the inner workings of things such as this videos discusses,the ripped heart never returns to how it was. It’s crippling to my humanity I once never questioned.

[@kushclarkkent6669]

Congrats! Welcome to the dark side!

[@shanarchy614]

I have been trying to tell people about this for YEARS. The industry has brainwashed the last 3 generations, with more to come. Gotta keep them prisons filled

[@paulrobinson3213]

Don't forget the Main stream Misleadia. They are worse than music industry. They are tryinv to start a race war to make it easier for the elites to profit off of the destruction of society

[@ladychamberlainisit]

I've been trying to tell people this since it started , but people like to turn a blind eye to anything that doesn't have something to do with them personally

[@oscargarcia2011]

@@ladychamberlainisit right people are stuck in a narcissistic delusion its like zombies everywhere

[@nateb3679]

@@paulrobinson3213 how would the elites profit off the description of the society that made them rich?

[@paulrobinson3213]

@@nateb3679 What is the most profitable times in the U.S for instance? War time.

[@Brave_New_Tube]

"Get your popcorn, y'all." "Popcorn? Get your pistol." He's definitely not "just playing". This is information that could really get people killed if he's not careful with his words, and if he'd tried to do it before the advent of the internet, he most definitely would've been another "tragic death" headline.

[@broskiblue726]

"Brealing News - Bizzy bone commits suicide by shooting himself twice in the back of the head...after he handcuffed himself"

[@thomas-rs1vb]

This is absolutely true. Here's a scenario that most rappers experience. Rappers start out a lot of the times on an independent label or making their own CDs . They become popular due to their self-promotion and people enjoying their music because they're actually singing about issues in the community that need to be changed. Then it's the job of already major label rappers to find these people to find these people and open the door to the major label. Once the wrapper it signs to the major label all happy he goes to work on his first album where he wants to rap about some real change in real s*** going on like I said in the community and in the world around him or her. So he goes to turn his songs and his lyrics in and the Jewish man running the labels says no no no this won't do. And then he hands the rap musician the lyrics that he wants him kissing and the issues that the label wants him to rap about. He said here my nephew Levi wrote these and this is what you're going to sing but we will let you come up with the hook. The newly signed rap musician looks at the lyrics and what does it talk about it talks about guns , gangs, violence and the Almighty lust for money. The rap musician says that he's going to sing what he wants to sing about that he's now on contract and can't be removed from the label which the Man behind the big desk in the nice office at the record label head told him what happened if he didn't seeing what they wanted. But then the man behind the big desk pulls out the contract and points out a spot in the contract where the rapper didn't notice that it says basically we are in charge of the lyrics and content. So the rapper is in a predicament either he give up his big record deal and all that money that they are offering or he goes on to do what they say. And of course 9 and 3/4 part of the time they go on to do what the label says. Why do they want rappers singing about guns, games, violence and the pursuit of money. So others will follow what these rappers say and they will emulate the rappers that they are fans of and get into a gang carry guns think it's cool to go to prison and sell drugs and so on. Then of course law enforcement targets these types and subsequently the rap fan goes to prison. And mainly it's the black man. All this is funded and pushed by the Democratic party who really is the party of racism not the Democrats. They've always been the party of racism. The Democrats are who the KKK support in elections and donate their money to the Democratic party is who the alt-right donate money to and support. That's because the Democrat just like back in the day he put the black man on the plantation. Black people a lot of them are still on a plantation it's just a mental plantation. They want the black man to think he's a victim. And when you subscribe to victimhood mentality and believe everything is owed to you because of things in the past. One does not prosper when they have victimhood mentality. I was in the industry of music and saw what was going on just like many others. You can either turn your head to this and take that money and say nothing or you can just keep quiet because if you say something nobody's going to believe you because we have news media and other types of media pretty much all ran by the Democratic party pushing the agenda through movies, television and of course the music. It's so sad and so evil that this is going on and it will probably never change and only get worse

[@nicabimbz5343]

Facts!

[@cfoster6804]

No, we don't prosper in this country whether we have the victim mentality or not. Ever hear of Tulsa, OK (aka Black Wallstreet) or Rosewood, FL? Two thriving towns full of blacks with zero victim mentality built from the ground up and destroyed by white people backed by government. Also, when someone does work payment is in order. If the worker is no longer present then the payment goes to the family. Reparations are absolutely in order for hundreds of years of free labor. So yes, black people should hold on to the fact that we are owed something because WE ARE! The Japanese got reparations from America for being put in internment camps but nothing for us and according to you were supposed to be ok with that. America even gave money to Jewish people for the Holocaust and this country had nothing to do with that! It's ok though because God is gonna sort out the payment for us. Despite your terrible grammatical errors I am with you on all of the other points.

[@truthseeker6401]

Well said Thomas777. Thankfully, at long last, the truth is being revealed 🙏🏻

[@whatisthetruth951]

Why don't the powerful like Oprah, Tyler Perry, Whoopi, influential athletes, celebrities, etc. stop defending and supporting the enemy which is very clear here. Those being exposed here have been in power of every industry for a very long time. They promote immoral, sexually violent music, movie, etc and we know who these people are. Additionally, these influential people are die hard liberals the other entity that is a totally destructive force for black americans. The do not follow the teachings of brilliant Martin Luther King who was a Conservative. The first person to have slaves in the south was a black man. Margaret Sanger's whole platform was to reduce black population through abortion. Abraham Lincoln responsible for slaves freedom was a Conservative. I am shocked that the influential blacks have blinders on to the truth and refuse to see how liberals do things to destroy and set up blacks for failure. People need to wake up and acknowledge who their real enemies are. As far as all of those influential people I listed earlier, they are real cowards, God forbid they go against and expose the real enemies - they sit in their golden castles for fear they will end up like Kanye. Those people are a real sell out to all black americans.

[@stephenhood2948]

Please never stop spreading your message. People keep voting Democrat and spend their lives wondering why they never overcome the issues the people they voted into power created. I'm not saying the Republicans are much better, but there are actually honest candidates, on both sides, who would do all they can to help their voters. Research who you vote for, a good rule of thumb is look for the people getting trashed in the media. MSM is just the uniparties propaganda arm. We are all in control of our own lives and are all capable of greatness. there are those who profit off your dependency on their handouts.

[@amanSpawn00]

I feel like this is simply the “released story” kinda like the PG version of a horror film. The truth in Hip Hop? Is way uglier than this letter. I do appreciate those bringing light to it though even if it is a bit old

[@AllGsReact]

I think in a culture there is many truths and at times we can't take on all the truth at once they need to be broken up and dissect it.

[@Nino-su7jv]

I don't think that people were ready to hear this ten years ago, now it's a different story...all the dots can be connected.

[@amanSpawn00]

AllG'sReact true true, but once u connect all the dots, u realize the real truth. And it ain’t pretty

[@iamlegend5373]

How do you know

[@gsmoke433]

Ain't nothing old if everybody ain't seen it I've never seen this video but I'm going to help push it out to people

[@cynthiamckinney9784]

This is the time to reveal the truth, if he had tried sooner who would have believed him. Tupac tried to tell you, Kanye spoke on it, people thought they were bs. Now is the time to tell it, its not to late, look at all of our rappers that has been murdered 😳

[@nateb3679]

Wait lol Kanye ruins your conspiracy he’s massively famous. Drake too

[@cynthiamckinney9784]

@@nateb3679 Kanye didn't ruin anything, he knows he's apart of the problem, but he has still telling , read between the lines.

[@nullnull629]

@@nateb3679 Kanye is prob a lil crazy from having to deal w everything he’s had to deal w but they discredit him public ally when he goes on rants ab this shit and say he’s having a breakdown which he may be but still it completely invalidates him to most ppl

[@nateb3679]

@@nullnull629 he’s gone on rants about lots of things but never about this lol

[@damarcusmomm05]

Jayz is apart of the private prisons 💯

[@manbearpig7521]

He is rotten to the core.

[@jesuswilljudge7296]

Nwa too

[@blamethebillionaires]

50 too

[@sebastianvalmont]

SHAQ is the top investor in private prisons

[@jaymethodus3421]

So this explains the modern music industry escalating to full on glorification of drug use

[@up_grayedd1562]

Corporations run the media, world and us!

[@muskodine]

If only main stream journalists had picked up on this. If only the consuming public knew this as more widespread knowledge. We have all been being played for our entire lives. The saying goes "don't hate the player, hate the game". It is now up to all of us to change the game. This is a game changing moment in the world. It is our responsibility to embrace the moment so our children won't have to. This is OUR fight..... We will win. We will win.... for THEM.

[@MrJaman0083]

Same investors own the prisons run the media. We lost 35 years ago

[@nateb3679]

Journalism typically requires some investigating and confirmation of sources

[@awesom2bemelonestar10]

This was deep. This is deeply troubling.

[@oBlvd]

10:21 and look now, you see little black kids already rapping and talking about violence, wake up people!!!! Whoever is doing this shit wants us to fight against one another.

[@andrew66769]

I've been having a feeling that this was true for a while now, but it's only been confirmed to me after hearing Kanye mention this video in that interview.

[@nes5447]

Ice T was a big plant to send everyone in the ghettos to those prison , he made it big now , but he did what was mention here , even senior Bush took this to another level with so called gangster ice t ……

[@jrthebarber_91]

Look at all the rappers dying and going to prison RN this shit was 20 years ago now to this day it's fully in structure to take out our youth... We need to promote more love and positivity and not fall for the devil's plan

[@skymelody2005]

This is why I don’t care too much to be in the industry like I use to.

[@anydaynow]

This meeting was just the people that weren't already in the club, and there is far more to it than just private prisons or money. It's ultimately about control, and the evil that wants it absolutely.

[@fuckeverythingugh9011]

I honestly have no clue why KZbin would suggest this video to me bro. But then I remembered tht I watch like the 1st 15 minutes of this video earlier. And crazy enough Bizzy, talks exactly about what I heard being said. kzbin.info/www/bejne/onbbfHmDd8tnq6M

[@gregorygriffin6341]

Somewhere several years ago, Min. Louis Farrakhan was one of the first to bring this to the attention of hip-hop artists, executives, and masses alike. Could've been the hip hop summit where he was the keynote speaker. Some took heed and tried to spread the word. Others didn't care and kept getting the bag.

[@LifeisLEISURE]

Guy named Brook Vega is bringing this to light too in his music. More artist that expose this industry need to be supported it’s our job as fans to do so because once we get behind it the labels wont have a choice unless they want another Chance The Rapper situation. Which they are terrified of losing their control.

[@terryh1825]

What happened with chance the rapper

[@LifeisLEISURE]

@@terryh1825 Chance struck a deal with Apple exclusively and the labels had a problem with that because it removed them from the equation… (chance was independent). It terrified the labels so much they basically outlawed that practice. Streaming platforms no longer was allowed to strike deals w artists anymore so they basically opened they platforms up more to give more artists a chance.

[@tankgainagrip4951]

I BELIEVE IT WHOLEHEARTEDLY

[@jessicablasingame6276]

Yourr a great prophet, missionary, and leader! God bless you! 😃😇😇😇😇

[@rahiemthomas5617]

Salvation is free because the price has been paid in full. But When you bow to Satan, you can receive success/great achievements, fortune and fame. Just remember you will have to reimburse/ pay the devil back EVEN MORE than what he gave you. YOUR SOUL‼

[@Justadudeman22]

Thank you Yeshua.

[@LILYOUNGYADA]

Nicely said

[@kleangreen596]

Exactly! Remember he tempted Jesus at the mountain top and said, " I will give you all the kingdoms of the world if you bow down and worship me!" Kingdoms= money, fortune, fame. All devil's playground. All that glitter ain't gold. God said one can't worship Him and money. You will either love one and hate the other!

[@SanzStLouis]

Amen JESUS is LORD

[@oshPoshmyGosh]

These the people that do business w Hov

[@Phethephoenix]

This is what Dave Chapell meant about feeling like the baboon in the bushmen analogy he made about not taking the money and walking away from the industry. He felt like he was leading the “bushmen” to the resource of his fans. Bushmen during a drought would cut a hole into the ground and put a lump of salt in to attract the baboon. It would grab the salt and it’s hand would swell up because it wouldn’t let go. The bush men took the baboon caged it and gave it all the salt it could want. Then freed it. Baboon goes immediately to the closest water source. And the bush men would let the baboon drink and leave and then the bushmen would have their fill too. He said he felt like the baboon in that analogy. The commodity in this story in the video above is about the commodity of people. Just like Dave Chapell eluded to. It would seem his non disclosure agreement is why Dave had to use the analogy in the first place for protections sake.

[@marcuscarr123]

Now he fighting for his life. Coincidence.?👀

[@austinforeman1434]

I truly believe this run Simmons and his. “ college” is russel with taking over def jam because run was out after late 80’s and then found god also Russell had then tried getting out the game and handed to jay z hints why jay z the most successful man in rap

[@marcusjohnson5548]

I’m thankful for the internet it’s taught me more then I would have ever learned in school

[@nateb3679]

this comment is extremely bleak

[@largon2008]

So they really hated Pac when he came out with CHANGES. "I see no changes, wake up in the morning and I ask myself is life worth living should I blast myself, I'm tired of being poor and even worse I'm black my stomach hurts and I'm looking for a purse to snatch!"

[@sonodehsungod7064]

He was dead before it was released

[@nostalgiaman6816]

@@sonodehsungod7064 yeah but come on he talked about real shit. “Got money for wars, but can’t feed the poor.”

[@harrissr.615]

@@nostalgiaman6816 then turned around and was on that thug life bullshit. Tupac was a damn plant

[@1luvboomer]

@@harrissr.615 look up how pac explained thuglife meaning to him. You might lmbe surprised.

[@hoglife92]

PAC switched his militant flow for a reason but also gave us hints. “Don’t get caught up in the mix cuz the media is full of dirty tricks.” But gangsta pac sadly influenced a whole generation of youngsters made them want to sell drugs and be thugs and fell victim to the prison system and a lot of young men got life sentences all comes back to what krayzie is saying.. fuckin trip man

[@dxlxrated]

I’ve been peep this out.. without knowing of a “meeting” . rap was the new drug, to me, killing our people… I’m extremely selective of what I digest audio wise.. I’ve been stop listening to rap. It’s sad

[@nazarenemusikk]

Shit is pure evil imo!!

[@dxlxrated]

@@nazarenemusikk yea man.. most of it.. another way to the brain(controlling the mind) is through the ears… tell us how to think, what to wear etc.. I’ve been peeping this shit…. In a deeper sense, the spirit of the songs seeps into u .. shifting your mood and all. Mann I’m a music addict… lately I’ve been bumping that greiselda records(conway, westside gunn, Benny) because the energy and sounds of their music remind me of Wu Tang… I can tell they were huge fans of Wu as well… but I only listen to greiselda in the gym now… lol. Shit be having me screwfaced through out the day lol

[@nazarenemusikk]

@@dxlxrated I've bern takin a deeper look at these mainstream artists 4 a few years now. These labres really want us all locked up or exterminated! The fact that they keep gettin away wit this shit is unbelievable 2 me! Ion listen 2 any of these so called "mainstream artists" anymore. Since I started makin beats in 2016, I've been rockin 2 the music of some of the Indie Artists I've connected with on Twitter.

[@Tyronebigggums]

Lmfao 🤣 rap? Bro every type of music does the same don't outcast just rap but listen to good rap like J Cole

[@dxlxrated]

@@Tyronebigggums aye biggums, go search for me crack 🤣🤣🤣 j cole is a dope rapper but a corny artist…. U can’t tell me u still playing his music right now…

[@Nitrotix1]

Keep in mind that this kind of disgusting dynamic exists in practically EVERY industry. Think about what is suddenly 'popular' now and what it might be teaching the young, impressionable listeners. Which topics, phrases, imagery, etc... maintain a steady stream of influence despite being objectively nonsensical and appalling.

[@DaRealJV]

Begs to question even the most controversial topics such as racial tension, LGBTQ sensitivity, cancel culture and outrage in people that's having an effect on what we call "society" or our experience in the real world.

[@Nitrotix1]

For sure. There are some legitimate aspects of identity confusion and racial animosity, but they are a fraction of the problem they are made out to be.

[@nateb3679]

@@DaRealJV you just said a whole lot of words but not a lot of anything

[@DaRealJV]

@@nateb3679 no it was clear what I was talking about, you just cherry picked it to comment ironically- a whole lot of nothing

[@marylandguy301]

Thanks for tellin us 2 decades later after gettin YOUR money and we all on probation and parole.

[@marlithopesos3810]

I feel you brethren but he could’ve stayed quiet 🤫! He sound scared to so it could’ve been fear that kept him silent for so long

[@treannagaines5089]

BTNH Don't have no damn money... Not fa real

[@aladynamedSusan]

😩😂😂😂😂

[@marlithopesos3810]

@@treannagaines5089 fuck the money did you register what one person in the group was trying to shed light on. This isn’t syfy or cartoon hr the brother was speaking real talk

[@treannagaines5089]

@@marlithopesos3810 i never said he wasn't. I'm a BTNH fan and I literally WATCHED them lose steam after easy e died and after they tweaked their content in the later 90s early 2000s I honestly feel like alot of these mfs try to get as far removed from the industry as they can before they feel safe bumping their gums about what they saw. And even then they don't name names cause they know their life, family, livelihood, reputation etc, is still at stake. But that's just my opinion 🤷🏽‍♀

[@Matthew-yw3oi]

The music has been weaponized and used in spiritual warfare for a long time now.

[@bg4productionsllc]

Exactly… a long time

[@heidirippl2815]

Since 1939 when they changed the music frequency from 432hz to 440hz

[@nateb3679]

@@heidirippl2815 what are you talking about

[@nateb3679]

@@heidirippl2815 who is “they” and how would “they” permanently change the frequency of anything and everything that could be considered music

[@heidirippl2815]

@@nateb3679 I believe it was the Nazis,it was changed in the tuning of the instruments,but you are more then free to look up the information yourself, just compare the classical music tuning to today, is one example.

[@amandasunstone9297]

I miss the days of rap when they didn't even have to swear. This is really sad. The truth shall set us free.

[@sodapop3178]

I knew.....called it....I kept telling my friends about the conspiracy of Rap and this just confirmed it.

[@bg4productionsllc]

You called it? 😂😂😂 This information been out there

[@sodapop3178]

@@bg4productionsllc yeah but not everyone knows about😅🤣😂

[@coreyhall1150]

@@bg4productionsllc Not everyone deep dives. Some ppl just use common sense and piece it all together so why try to diminish this guy knowing?

[@TyWerks]

I could see this being the case because you ever wondered why companies allowed rap music to flourish

[@nateb3679]

What?

[@patrickbertlein4626]

I have believed since I was a young man that gangster rap was a tool used to bring down the black male. I know it was just rumors, but the statistics with violence around the rise of hip hop is just too odd. Correlation does not always mean causation, but in this case it just makes sense. A lot of my feelings towards hip hop, although I was a metal fan and admittedly enjoyed elements of this, was always based on my disgust towards the typical gangster rap lyrics. Although I enjoyed rock/metal with the same concepts, I always had a gut feeling it was somehow different because of this exact reason. Only the rare Slayer fan kills because they took the lyrics seriously, but many Snoop Dogg and Tupac fans have. I hope more come to terms with this, their is still the same culture today I have met people in jail from Tacoma who are literally this stereotype. Please if you believe in BLM, speak about this and quit being hypocrites.

[@sethgaston8347]

Facts and as someone surrounded by this shit I can tell you it goes further than just violence. I have friends who were in honors classes with me in high school, and now they trap or scam because our beautiful women have been convinced that fucking with a bum ass dog is better than a man with strong principles. Girls who start to feel like they have to be lusted after to feel important band that if your man doesn't have beef with several oops than he's corny. Shit is fucked man, rock concerts are wayyyy more lit than rap concerts. People mosh and clash for FUN there, that should let you know how they operate.

[@Fungus314]

Well said!

[@supercoach6544]

@@michaelkeogh2840 What is BLM???

[@supercoach6544]

@Patrick Bertlein How are they being hypocrites!???! Imo I thought they were DROPPING A LOT OF KNOWLEDGE!!!

[@nateb3679]

Lil racial there eh bud? You’re okay with the exact same content from a metal band that you despise from a rap artist?

[@archenemy6893]

Top level manipulation! But awareness is key to understanding the challenges ahead!