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The episode discusses cultural appropriation in the music industry, focusing on power dynamics and exploitation in rap music. The conversation touches on the idea of '3D energies' and 'vampires' that feed off of people's pain and weakness.
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Browse era →There's a lot of white J-word people in control of the rap industry. >> Yes. Yes. >> And they're making money off of people like >> Lil Durk and um >> and like King Vaughn going and rapping about killing people and selling drugs and all this stuff
>> and basically perpetuating and promoting violence in African-American culture. >> Yep. And he's saying, "Why is it wrong for me to wear this thing that really affected their people, the Swissa, that affects you so much, but y'all can be making money off my pain? Why is that?
Why is it >> like whoa >> It's easy to do." That's a good point. like that? >> That goes back to that 3D energies that are feeding off of you and keeping you weak. That's a 3D That's a 3D energy vampire. are the ones that are here right now in front of us kind of thing. And then there's the 5D or the celestial kind of, you know, there's there's the stuff you can't see, but it is there and
you do see it. You feel it. >> So, I guess what I'm asking though is do you think Kanye is a vampire or someone who's affected by some of the biggest vampires in the world? >> I believe that he's probably affected by the biggest in the world, but he's but he's but he's also easily [ __ ] influenced by that because it feeds him and he feeds he let he allows it to feed him by keeping him weak, right? But I mean, people that are making that much
money and they're that famous, they got ties into other things, too,
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