Prodigy's Crusade
Rapper Prodigy from the mythical group Mobb Deep has occasionally denounced Jay-Z's affiliation with the Illuminati in the last years. "J.Z. knows the truth, but he chose sides with evil in order to be accepted in the corporate world."
vigilantcitizen.com (August 2009) Jay-Z denies being Illuminati "Rapper Jay-Z stopped by Hot 97 to chat with Angie Martinez about the controversial rumours he is a member of the Illuminati. The internet has been filled with theories that the “On to the Next One” video included satanic imagery." “That’s crazy to me,” Jay scoffed. “I gotta remind people I’m from Marcy Projects. I can’t get into a golf club in Palm Springs.”
binsidetv.net/2010 (January 13, 2010) The Truth Behind Kanye West's "Power" video "Kanye's eyes glowing is symbolic of inner illumination, very masonic. Remember masons believe in Luciferianism." Kanye West is accused of satanism and promoting a masonic agenda but laughs it off. Lil' Kim : The Wendy Williams Experience "Yesterday some fans of female Shock Jock Wendy Williams were shocked and insulted when the host brought on the ex boyfriend and former lover of Lil Kim. A muslim rapper known as World Wise has recently been linked to the gunfire exchange w/ 50 Cent entourage outside of a N.J. hotel because 50 continued to disrespect Lil Kim. World used the show to out gay rappers and issued the name of LL Cool J, P- Diddy, Jay Z , Russel Simmons,Jarule and 50 Cent as closeted homosexuals. He claimed that Lil Kim was a Eastern Star and was heavily aligned with the Mason brotherhood which he claimed was against Islam.He also said that homosexuality was basically a initiation rite of the Masons. World claimed that many rappers were Mason’s and that they planned to destroy Islam through rap music and entertainment. World also took shots at the Nation of Islam as "phony Islam". The majority of her callers were upset that such a relatively unknown rapper received 2 hours to say whatever he wanted even though it was basically his opinion, Wendy was ousted from NYC radio years ago for her attempts at outing celebrities. She said his comments are his own and she will continue to play his music on her show." www.411mania.com (January 26, 2004) Lords Of The Underground - Here Come The Lords (1993) 'Here Come the Lords' is the 1993 debut album by hip hop trio, Lords of the Underground (LOTUG) based in Newark, New Jersey. Released for Pendulum Records and produced by Marley Marl, K-Def and DJ Lord Jazz, the album was a success for the group, making it to 66 on the Billboard 200 and 13 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums chart. Charles W. Sharpe claimed on the website of Jack Haywood Lodge No.6, PHA, Los Vegas, Nevada, that unidentified members of the trio: DoItAll Dupré, Mr. Funke and DJ Lord Jazz were Freemasons. This claim has not been corroborated although numerous masonic symbols are displayed in this video. Tupac Shakur - Changes Messages posted to a web-based bulletin board: MasTermiNder Aug 1, 2003 @ 05:28 AM "hey niggers, this is great, all the whites are worshipping satan, lucifer in their so called freemason’s temples, they get rich at ther expense of all the poor irrespective of whether they are black coloured or white that was what pac was saying here men!" leoslyrics.com (August 1, 2003) Ras Kass: "Soul On Ice" Messages posted to a web-based bulletin board: Fire they don't know... 07:49pm, Sat 23, Mar
ras uses freemason terminology?? Tru_Hip_Hop they don't know... 04:14pm, Sun 24, Mar
yup he talks about the washington monument, which was donated by the Grand Mason Lodge of America barfiCulture.com (March 24 2003) 404 No longer active, the text "Clinton Bush Freemasons" was linked to a page titled: http://stations.mp3s.com/stations/164/clinton_bush_freemasons.html revolution-records.com (February 5 2004) South African Hip Hopper Interviews AWOL Magazine "Rugged Man aka Rushay from South Africa Interviews the good folks over at AWOL Magazine ..... "That @#%$ was the truth right there i e-mailed a brother named Kevin Ramirez and he hit me up with a few more copies,the mag itself declares war against the injustice thats occuring against people of color and oppressed people in general. We should never forget one of hip hops main purposes is to expose the truth besides the jigginess (go shorty its ya birthday) and the sex (my neck my back) we still have a war raging worldwide to stop the atrocity that’s occuring due to the presence of a beast that we call the illuminati of which General Bush and other leaders are all elite members of this freemason society." pub12.ezboard.com (February 5 2004) Web board chatter Many music artists have been claimed online as freemasons: Jay Z, MJG, Nas and 8-Ball from Orange Mountain Lodge No. 357, Memphis,TN. A claim has also been made that Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliot is an Eastern Star. outaroad.com (November 11 2008) Signs that Vybz Kartel is really Evil? "This email was forwarded to OutAroad.com and a series of other media houses in the form of a chain letter, stating signs of which predicts that Vybz Kartel is allegedly evil. Below are particles from the email.
Proof # 1- His Ring
This ring has the Masonic Sign- Square and Compasses, which shows that he believes in freemasonry.
#2- His song on Day Break Riddim- Broad Day Light
He says: ' mi reach 33 degrees a masonry heights a evil'
From a site I was researching on.......a Satanist wrote:
'I know for a fact that when you get to 33rd degree Freemasonry the final secret is, Satan is God." dancehallareaz.com/forum (11 November 2008) Jay-Z's "On To The Next One" video "When Jay-Z's "On To The Next One" video premiered New Year's Eve, the black-and-white clip, with its ominous images of animal horns, crucifixes, and skulls, sparked a barrage of conspiratorial questions. Was Jigga a Freemason? Was the clip backed by the all-powerful Illuminati? And just how in the hell did Jay get the new Jaguar XJ before it even hit the U.S.? Award-winning UK-based video director Sam Brown, the visionary behind clips for Corinne Bailey Rae ("Put Your Records On"), James Blunt ("You're Beautiful") and the Foo Fighters ("Wheels"), has the answers to all those questions and more. After all, the man directed Jay's avant-garde statement. Brown goes on the record. --Keith Murphy VIBE: There's been a lot of talk about Jay's video containing Freemason imagery such as the horned animal head, an eagle and skull. What are your thoughts about such talk and why do you think music fans are so quick to believe a conspiracy narrative? Sam Brown: I'm aware of the stir the video has caused and what people are saying. I think when you're dealing in abstract imagery people are going to want to draw lines between things and make sense of it. However, I've always felt that the viewing public was, in general, extremely visually literate. They don't always want or need things to be spelt out for them. One of the great things about music videos are they can be enjoyed purely visually — it doesn't need to mean anything or make any sense. Conspiracy theory is another thing entirely, and seems to me to be about projecting pre-existing beliefs and desperately looking for things that confirm them. There is imagery in this video that is drawn from all over the place. None of it is owned by any one culture or belief system. You can connect anything if you try hard enough, and make it mean anything you want it to." allhiphop.com (28 January 2010) Tiffany Evans Says Rihanna Is a Satanist "Singer Tiffany Evans pretty much says what a lot of people have been talking about this year, Rihanna being involved with Masonry/Illuminati/ The Occult. She speaks on how they make your career bigger as long as you corrupt minds and follow orders." lavishlane.com/2009 (21 October 2009) Illuminati Rihanna Exposed A single image of Rihanna, with her arms extended, crouching inside a triangle, from her video for "Umbrella" [00:02:08] is extensively described as being manipulated to resemble the face of the Baphomet. The balance of the video is a collage of public figures waving variations of two fingered salutes, and numerous single eye images such as Jay-Z and the USA Great Seal. [04:06 min.]
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