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00:00So when I first realized Jay-Z was calling himself Jehovah, the name of God in the Bible,
00:08after listening to his song, H to the is O, B to the is A, and he said, God MC
00:15me, Jehovah.
00:17And I heard that, and I asked God, I said, God, is this man calling himself your name?
00:26God didn't say yeah, God didn't say no.
00:28So God said, watch him.
00:33He said, watch him?
00:35Watch him.
00:37So first thing I did was went back and listened to Jay-Z first album because I wasn't really a
00:43Jay-Z fan.
00:44Like, you know, I was on the Tupac West Coast bandwagon.
00:48So I wasn't really messing with nobody from the East Coast like that.
00:53I mean, it was really like that.
00:55We was West Coast riding up here in the Midwest.
01:00So I went back and listened to his first album, Reasonable Doubt.
01:04I had never heard it.
01:05I may have heard a song or two, you know, in the car with somebody else or on the radio,
01:12maybe.
01:13But I had never sat down and listened to the album.
01:16So when God told me, he said, watch him, I'm like, okay, well, let me go back and listen to
01:22this dude's first album.
01:24Let me go study this dude because God said, watch him.
01:29So when I went back and listened to Reasonable Doubt and I see it with a song on there entitled
01:36D-Evils, D-Apostrophe-E-V-I-L-S.
01:45If you take the apostrophe out, it's Devils.
01:48So I'm like, that's the first song I went to.
01:53Or I might even start it from the beginning.
01:55And that was like one of the first or second or third songs that pop up on the album.
02:00D-Evils.
02:01And the chorus come in, Illuminati want my mind, soul, and my body.
02:06And that's Prodigy on the hook from Mobb B.
02:12And then he had Snoop Dogg voice saying something else on the hook.
02:17So I'm like, hold on.
02:21So on this first album, Jay-Z first album, this is 1996.
02:25It's the year Tupac was murdered.
02:27It's the year when the East Coast started to gain traction because they got Pac out the way.
02:34So I'm like, on this dude's first album, he's talking about the Illuminati want his mind, soul, and his body.
02:42And that's the chorus.
02:45And then when you listen to the song, he was like, he infected with D-Evils.
02:52And I'm like, wow, wow, this dude's been telling people since his first album.
02:59So then I'm like, that's what was giving them his power in the industry because he infected with D-Evils.
03:09He messing with the Illuminati.
03:12He said it on his first album.
03:14And then he had a song on there called Usual Suspects.
03:20On this song, Usual Suspects, he said, I'm hot or I'm on fire or something like Satan.
03:30He said that.
03:32So I'm like, dang, this dude making a lot of references to the Illuminati, Satan.
03:38So then I started listening to all his albums, all his songs.
03:45Study him, guy.
03:46I said, watch him.
03:46How do you watch him?
03:47I can't follow Jay-Z.
03:49The only way to watch him is go study his music.
03:53You know, watch his moves that he's making through the media and all that.
03:57So I'm like, dang, this dude is really pushing this evil agenda.
04:03So as I got to listening to all the albums, you know, it's a hard knock life.
04:08That's the song blew him up, you know, volume two, the lifetime of Sean Carter.
04:13And I remember hearing, dang, like, yeah, we paid $10,000 to use Annie's voice.
04:19And I'm like, man, let me tell you like this, man.
04:25Annie, the movie she was in is a classic.
04:31White people allowing them to use Annie's voice in a record about pretty much selling drugs in the street life
04:41for only 10 bands.
04:44I'm like, nah, that don't sound right, dang.
04:47That's what you say, but I don't believe you.
04:50I just don't.
04:51You got to have a lot more pull than just 10 bands to take Annie's voice and use Annie's voice
05:00in a hook.
05:02Saying it's a hard knock life.
05:06So then there was another song on there called If I Die.
05:10If I die, don't cry, just ride, my nigga.
05:14Bus bullets in the sky, my nigga.
05:16I'm going, don't mourn, my nigga.
05:18So then there's rappers in there talking about going to hell and coming back like the poltergeist.
05:26And I'm like, dang, this is real satanic, demonic stuff.
05:31So then as I continue going through his albums, listening, the man making songs like Lucifer.
05:39Lucifer, Lucifer, the son of the morning.
05:43Everything produced by Kanye on the Fade the Black album, whole little video, movie scene for it, everything.
05:49They were showing you when they're in the studio producing the record.
05:54And J.D. said a line.
05:57He was like, the meek shall inherit the earth until that time it's on the poppin' church.
06:01And then you see him stop the record in the video.
06:08And he said something like, I don't even know how I know that.
06:14I ain't never read the Bible a day in my life.
06:18So, and you got to look like, what's the point behind him making that statement?
06:23Until he's telling you, I don't know how I have knowledge of this stuff, but I never read the Bible
06:30a day in my life.
06:33So, something is giving him this information, this knowledge, this wisdom.
06:39And I'll never forget, he did an interview, I think it was with Barbara Walters or something, and you can't
06:45find this interview nowhere.
06:47I've been trying hard.
06:50I ain't been able to find it.
06:51But I never forget, Barbara Walters, she asked him, she was like, so are you calling yourself Jehovah, like the
06:59name of God?
07:00And J.D. was like, yeah, yes.
07:03She was like, so do you think you God?
07:05He was like, no, no.
07:07And of course, just because you call yourself the name of God don't mean you think you God.
07:14But when I started researching and studying the Bible more, and the Bible said, Satan will come and say he's
07:26me.
07:26Satan, Lucifer, Satan, Lucifer, same entity.
07:30He will come and say he's me.
07:31And people will worship him as me.
07:35God.
07:36So when you see the encore, do you want more, cooking raw with the Brooklyn boy, for one last time,
07:44I need y'all to roar.
07:46And then everybody, what the hell are you waiting for?
07:49And then in the famous video, he walked off the stage and everybody started calling him, Ho-ba, Ho-ba.
07:57And they throwing up the Ho-ba, Ho-ba.
08:00Calling him the abbreviation of Jehovah.
08:04The name of God.
08:06Throwing up the eye of Horus.
08:08And I'm like, dang, they worshiping him, just like the Bible said.
08:15So I'm like, eh, must be a coincidence.
08:20Then I'm listening to the song Lucifer.
08:24And then he made a song called Heaven.
08:27Have you ever been to heaven?
08:30Have you ever seen the gates?
08:33Have you bowed unto your highness?
08:36Do you know how heaven tastes?
08:39Knocked me down.
08:41Arm, leg, leg, arm, head.
08:42This is God body.
08:43Now he's just spelled Allah.
08:46But he asked him, have you ever been to heaven?
08:48Have you ever seen the gates?
08:50And I'm thinking like, only people that claim they've been to heaven and seen the gates is people who had
08:55near-death experiences.
08:57So like, you almost died and then some people come back with their stories.
09:01But if you ain't almost died and had a near-death experience, who's seen heaven?
09:06Who's seen the gates or have memory or recollection of it?
09:10Most human beings, if we have a soul and we were somewhere else before we came here, we don't have
09:14recollection of where we came from.
09:17We just don't.
09:18Most of us don't.
09:19So, if you're asking somebody, have they ever been to heaven?
09:23It's like, no, I haven't.
09:25Have you?
09:27Who do we know that's been in heaven and got cast down to earth?
09:33These are his words.
09:35No church in the wild.
09:37Kingdom come.
09:37So, you listen to him.
09:41The dude's whole career has been based off the Bible and around the Bible or religion or mocking religion.
09:50Whole career.
09:52When you listen to titles of his album, songs, statements, conspiracy theorists screaming Illuminati.
10:00They can't believe this much skill is in the human body.
10:026'2", how the F-E fit in the new Bugatti.
10:07Alright, you got me.
10:09Question religion, question it all.
10:11Question existence until them questions are solved.
10:14Them are his lyrics.
10:19And that's either in the song Heaven or the song Hot Toddy with Usher.
10:24But he said something similar in the song Hot Toddy.
10:28So, every time he's making these references to the Illuminati or Lucifer, like even in the song The Devil Is
10:37Alive with Rick Ross.
10:38When he said, uh, the devil is alive.
10:43He was like, they trying to put the devil on me.
10:47I prefer they put the metal on me.
10:50But then remember, black people refer to white men in government as devils.
10:58The devil.
10:58So, it's a play on words because the devil or devils could be demons or minions.
11:06But Satan, Lucifer is one entity.
11:09So, there could be a lot of devils and a person say, I'm not a devil.
11:12But Satan and Lucifer, Lucifer at one point in time was, the Bible said, one of the most beautiful, you
11:20know, angels.
11:22So, it wasn't always this evil entity, was one of God's most trusted servants, angels.
11:30And it also says he has pipes built into his spiritual and physical beingness.
11:37So, meaning, which is a reference to music.
11:44So, Lucifer made music.
11:47So, when you look at all the things that fit the description of who could possibly be embodying the spirit
11:58of Satan or Lucifer,
12:05nobody in this time that we live in fit the description more than Jay-Z.
12:12And what's even crazier about that is, the man who you're looking at right now, DMX, he had a song
12:18called Damien.
12:19Now, if you've ever seen the movie The Omen, which is about the devil's child being born and taking power
12:24over the earth and running politics and running the world.
12:29The little boy in the movie, in the movie Omen, was called Damien.
12:32So, DMX had a song called Damien where he sold his soul to the devil.
12:39And in the song, Damien, who is supposed to be the devil's child, the child of the devil,
12:50which they play a little confusion because the child of the devil is supposed to be the Antichrist, not Lucifer
12:59himself.
12:59And the Bible speaks of the devil having a child and the child eventually becoming the beast, the Antichrist.
13:08So, those are two separate entities.
13:11So, in the song, Damien with DMX, you know, Damien put him in the rap business, bought him, got him
13:24a Benz, you know what I'm saying?
13:26And, what'd he say, uh, Ayo, like, uh, you like how everything is going?
13:31You like what I gave you?
13:32But, you know, if you was going down, I'd be the one to save you.
13:35But, you know, I need a favor.
13:36These cats across town hate me.
13:38Plus, they been behaving and haven't been too good lately.
13:41What?
13:41Anything for you, dawg?
13:43Where the fuck is that?
13:4438 from Broadway.
13:45All right, let me get the cat.
13:47Run up on them cats.
13:48Bust off caps and foe niggas.
13:50Lay low for about a month and kill two moat.
13:52Now, I'm ready to chill, but you still want me to kill.
13:55Look at what I did for you, dawg.
13:56Come on, keep it real.
13:58All right, I'm going to do it.
13:59Who is this this time?
14:01Ayo, remember that kid Sean you used to be with in 89?
14:04He was like, nah, that's my man.
14:06I thought I was your man.
14:07But, yo, that's my, but, yo, that's Jigga.
14:11But, he said, my, my nigga.
14:13He said, hey, who your biggest fan?
14:15Either do it or give me your right hand.
14:17That's what you said.
14:18I see now ain't nothing but trouble ahead.
14:20So, when you watch the movie Constantine, you'll see in the movie Constantine with Keanu Reeves that they had the
14:30spirit destiny and this angel, Gabriel, was working with the Antichrist, Lucifer's child, to, they call him Mamon or something,
14:41to release him into the world to reign hell on earth.
14:45And, Lucifer didn't know this angel was trying to get his child into this world.
14:50So, they letting you know, even in that movie, that Lucifer and the Antichrist, his child, is two different entities.
14:58And, it even says that the Antichrist will eventually try to overthrow his father for the throne.
15:06Now, in that song, he, the Antichrist is asking DMX to kill somebody named Sean.
15:15And, X, like, nah, that's my man's.
15:18Because, if you watch the movie Belly, which was based on DMX life, DMX sold his soul to Satan when
15:27he was a child.
15:28Now, go watch the movie.
15:29When the movie comes on, DMX is a kid drawing a pentagram on the ground.
15:35Sold my soul to the devil.
15:36Price was cheap.
15:37It was cold on this level.
15:39Twice as deep.
15:41And then, he burned the dollar at the end.
15:44And then, it transitioned into him as an adult when they going to this club, robbing the club.
15:49So, it's letting you know that he had a relationship with the devil and sold his soul to Satan when
15:56he was a kid.
15:57But, when he got older, the Antichrist, Damien, Mammon, whoever, offered him this deal.
16:06And, y'all, I'm about to make it wrapping.
16:08Today, I met this cat.
16:10He said his name is Damien.
16:11He thinks we're a lot alike and wants to be my friend.
16:13You mean like Chucky?
16:15Ah, yeah, just like Chucky.
16:17Dad, Dad looks like we both lucky.
16:19Yeah, the snake, the rat, the cat, and the dog.
16:23How you going to see him if you're living in the fall?
16:25The snake, the rat, the cat, the dog.
16:28How you going to see him if you're living in the fall?
16:35Now, so, then you got X said that he moved to Arizona.
16:44And, he said, when I moved to Arizona, I realized this was God's country.
16:49But, that's when I met the devil in God's country.
16:53And, who else live in Arizona that we know about?
16:58Who else got a big mansion in Arizona that we know about?
17:02Who we know for sure, DMX said, was working to sabotage his career?
17:08Jay-Z.
17:09He said it on The Breakfast Club.
17:11Said he was trying to get rid of the competition.
17:13Now, we know DMX, when DMX and Jay-Z came out, DMX was the biggest star.
17:21Even Jay-Z admitted, he didn't like performing after DMX.
17:26X set the bar too high.
17:28You know what I'm saying?
17:29He had people out there crying one minute, going crazy the next.
17:35He ain't had a type of impact.
17:37Like X did.
17:39But, on that Hard Knock Life Tour.
17:42Or, I forget.
17:43I think it was the Hard Knock Life Tour.
17:45Where X, Jay, Method Man, Red Man, Ja Rule, B.B. Segal, all of them was on tour together.
17:55And, Jay-Z used to have to come on after X.
17:58He said he ain't like that.
18:02Because, X was that dude.
18:04He had connection with the people.
18:05But, what made X that dude is because even though X sold his soul to the devil, he realized that
18:12was a mistake.
18:14And, in almost every album, he was letting it be known that it was a mistake.
18:19And, he had a prayer song where he was working to get his life back right with God.
18:25And, that's why X was going through this real life struggle on leaving rap alone and becoming a minister.
18:31He wanted to really step into his calling of being a minister.
18:35And, talk about the real evils, the evils that's really going on in the world.
18:42But, unfortunately, my man was taken out.
18:46You know, and a lot of times when you deal with the devil and you dance with the devil, a
18:51lot of times the outcome ain't gonna be, it's not gonna be good.
18:55You, you probably gonna have to pay with your life in order to get out.
19:01And, a lot of, a lot of entertainers and people who dance with the devil, they was willing to pay
19:07with their life before they continue this evil legacy or purpose that they've been pushing this agenda for their whole
19:16career just for this money, this fame, this power.
19:25And, uh, and you can even go do the research and listen to, and do the research on everything that
19:36I'm saying.
19:37Listen to the albums.
19:38Listen to X album.
19:40And, all this is connected to Tupac murder, Biggie murder.
19:46I mean, a lot of people being murdered so one person could take this top spot in the industry.
19:55And, anybody that threatens to be the king of music gotta go.
20:01So, if you the king of pop, like Michael Jackson, you gotta go.
20:05You the king of R&B, like R. Kelly, you gotta go.
20:10So, if you think you Nas, and you think you beat Jay-Z, and you the king, I'm gonna have
20:17you sign under me.
20:19You gotta go.
20:21So, anybody that even got close to being in this position, think about it.
20:26T.I. calling him the king.
20:27What happened?
20:29He had to go.
20:31So, yeah, anybody claiming this number one spot, someway, somehow, they gonna knock you down.
20:39And the next thing you know, like T.I., you signed the Rocmation, where he was.
20:46Under that gun.
20:49Now you work for Jay.
20:53And ain't nobody mentioning that this dude been calling himself Jay-Hova since 96.
21:0896.
21:10I heard him on a song, Hova.
21:13He said it real long, real fast.
21:16But I caught him.
21:18I was 96.
21:2196, 97.
21:23Yeah.
21:24And when you look up why they start calling him Jay-Hova, word is, is that the people around him
21:34noticed that his rhymes was abnormal.
21:40Like, when they realized he was rapping in subliminals, and his songs had two to three different messages,
21:46most artists and rappers look at that like, that's not normal.
21:51So, that's, and it's, and it's definitely not easy to do.
21:55It's very rare.
21:57So, not only does Jay-Z do it, but Jay-Z claimed to do it without even writing.
22:02It just comes out of them.
22:06So, people around them realize this is so rare.
22:09They start saying that, you know, calling him Hova.
22:13Like, man, you like the Jay-Hova of rap.
22:15You like the God of rap.
22:17Because what you're doing isn't normal.
22:22It's abnormal.
22:24Now, and I admit, when I realized he was doing it, I was like, wow.
22:31Wow.
22:32I even told myself, I'm talking to God.
22:35I'm like, oh God, they don't want me to go up against that.
22:38Like, I'm nice, God.
22:40I'm nice.
22:41But I can't do that.
22:43Right?
22:44And I'm a writer.
22:47I write.
22:49And I admit it to God.
22:50I'm like, yeah, God.
22:52I'm like, that's not normal.
22:53You can definitely tell he's embodied with some type of higher being.
22:59Some type of higher, you know, intelligence is in him.
23:05Fostering this stuff through him.
23:07And I told God, I'm like, yeah, God.
23:09Like, I don't know if I'm going to be able to do that.
23:12And God told me, he said, you ain't going to have to.
23:15And I was like, oh, okay.
23:19Just tune in to you, tap into you, and you're going to flow it.
23:22Okay, I got you.
23:23Let's go.
23:24Let's go.
23:26If that's how it's going to be done, then we good.
23:29But if you expected me to be smart enough, intelligent enough, have the patience and the time enough to have
23:36two, three different messages in one bar,
23:41one song, I don't know if I could do that, God.
23:46I just kept it real.
23:48And like I said, I'm nice.
23:50Nice with the pen.
23:51Just me alone.
23:54My music ain't made by just me alone.
23:57When God said, you ain't going to have to do it, and God's been flowing through me ever since, that's
24:05how you know this is truly God's music.
24:08You got to understand the word G-O-D-S.
24:13Music.
24:14God's music has never been trademarked until I trademarked.
24:18Nobody else started to trademark that name until I trademarked it.
24:24That's living proof.
24:25God reserved it and preserved it for this movement, for God's music, and for me.
24:33And if you don't know who I am, my name is Lord.
24:45And if you don't know who I am, my name is War.
24:50Abbreviated War-Riff.
24:53War-Riff means air.
24:56H-E-I-R.
24:59I didn't name myself.
25:00The name was given to me at birth.
25:03The air.
25:05And that's when I start questioning God.
25:08Like, hold on, God.
25:09I'm telling people about Jay-Z, all this stuff.
25:12Darkness, everything.
25:13And it's like, don't nobody know about this stuff.
25:17How am I the only person that's saying this and knowing it is?
25:21And you speaking to me, giving this information.
25:23And that's how God said to me.
25:25Do you know who you are?
25:29Do you know who you are?
25:34That's a topic for another day.
25:36Right now, though, I just want y'all to understand who you out there celebrating, who you out there praising,
25:42who you out there worshiping.
25:44And one main reason why that in the music industry, especially hip-hop, violent, evil music, why it's so important
25:57to get the other races to support your concerts.
26:04Or show up more than your own race.
26:07It's because a lot of times, they don't care about the destruction that you're preaching to your own people.
26:15They don't care about the death and the evils that you're pushing onto your own people.
26:23A lot of them could listen to that stuff and be like, yep, it was entertaining, but I'm not going
26:27to do none of that stuff.
26:30No.
26:31Black people listen, and they want to be Jay-Z.
26:36They want to be American gangsters.
26:38They want to be the next big artist that's pushing the evils in order to make it.
26:48Be rich and become big and successful like Jay-Z.
26:55And they believe it's possible.
26:57So, and it's a lot, lot more to the story.
27:01And I'm going to keep y'all updated on who this dude really is and what's going on with him.
27:07And he knows his time running short.
27:08That's why he actively moving into position to where he would make his final last run.
27:16And it's not about, about money, because we know money ain't never stop you from being canceled in this country,
27:26in this world, and in this society.
27:30You get canceled, no matter your status, your power, your money, any of that.
27:38So, y'all need to wake up and really listen to what dude will be saying.
27:44Because it's deeper than you think.