VIDEO PROOF EMINEM IS ILLUMINATI - RELAPSE LYRICS ANALYZED

If I became a famous singer, I'd write songs like that just to eff with people like you. How do you know he's not doing the same? The idea of the Illuminati is very attractive to the rap types, as a lot of their persona is about giving off an aura of power and grandeur. Just because they write songs about how they're a cog in the power weilding Illuminati, does not really mean that they are. I mean think about it, people say that the Illuminati use pop music as a way to advance their agenda, but the highest selling album of 2008 was Lil Wayne's album, which sold 2.8 million copies. This means that less than one percent of Americans bought the album. If the elite is using pop music, particularly rap music to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job.

See the song "WE MADE YOU"

And you will see why you are a rock star! :5:

you think people buy records? Someone is very naive

If I became a famous singer, I'd write songs like that just to eff with people like you. How do you know he's not doing the same? The idea of the Illuminati is very attractive to the rap types, as a lot of their persona is about giving off an aura of power and grandeur. Just because they write songs about how they're a cog in the power weilding Illuminati, does not really mean that they are. I mean think about it, people say that the Illuminati use pop music as a way to advance their agenda, but the highest selling album of 2008 was Lil Wayne's album, which sold 2.8 million copies. This means that less than one percent of Americans bought the album. If the elite is using pop music, particularly rap music to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job.

you think people buy records? Someone is very naive

If I became a famous singer, I'd write songs like that just to eff with people like you. How do you know he's not doing the same? The idea of the Illuminati is very attractive to the rap types, as a lot of their persona is about giving off an aura of power and grandeur. Just because they write songs about how they're a cog in the power weilding Illuminati, does not really mean that they are. I mean think about it, people say that the Illuminati use pop music as a way to advance their agenda, but the highest selling album of 2008 was Lil Wayne's album, which sold 2.8 million copies. This means that less than one percent of Americans bought the album. If the elite is using pop music, particularly rap music to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job.

you think people buy records? Someone is very naive

I agree, this poster was a fool

I LOVE ALL THE NON BELIEVERS... THERE ARE JUST TOO MANY COINCIDENCES AND REFERENCES TO JUST SHRUG IT OFF YOU KNOBS

If I became a famous singer, I'd write songs like that just to eff with people like you. How do you know he's not doing the same? The idea of the Illuminati is very attractive to the rap types, as a lot of their persona is about giving off an aura of power and grandeur. Just because they write songs about how they're a cog in the power weilding Illuminati, does not really mean that they are. I mean think about it, people say that the Illuminati use pop music as a way to advance their agenda, but the highest selling album of 2008 was Lil Wayne's album, which sold 2.8 million copies. This means that less than one percent of Americans bought the album. If the elite is using pop music, particularly rap music to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job.

you think people buy records? Someone is very naive

I agree, this poster was a fool

I'm a fool just because I don't believe some crappy rapper's crappy lyrics are PROOF he is in the Illuminati? Just because this jackass alludes to being in this powerful organization, does not mean he really is. I can write a song about how I'm in the Illuminati. Is that PROOF that I really am? Of course not.

And yes, I am perfectly aware that a lot of people download these days rather than buying albums. Even then, I doubt that a significant proportion of the populace is downloading Eminem's music. Pop music is dead. I don't know anybody who gives a crap about Eminem, do you? As I said, if the Illuminati is using pop music, particularly mainstream rap to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job at reaching a significant amount of people.

If I became a famous singer, I'd write songs like that just to eff with people like you. How do you know he's not doing the same? The idea of the Illuminati is very attractive to the rap types, as a lot of their persona is about giving off an aura of power and grandeur. Just because they write songs about how they're a cog in the power weilding Illuminati, does not really mean that they are. I mean think about it, people say that the Illuminati use pop music as a way to advance their agenda, but the highest selling album of 2008 was Lil Wayne's album, which sold 2.8 million copies. This means that less than one percent of Americans bought the album. If the elite is using pop music, particularly rap music to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job.

you think people buy records? Someone is very naive

I agree, this poster was a fool

I'm a fool just because I don't believe some crappy rapper's crappy lyrics are PROOF he is in the Illuminati? Just because this jackass alludes to being in this powerful organization, does not mean he really is. I can write a song about how I'm in the Illuminati. Is that PROOF that I really am? Of course not.

And yes, I am perfectly aware that a lot of people download these days rather than buying albums. Even then, I doubt that a significant proportion of the populace is downloading Eminem's music. Pop music is dead. I don't know anybody who gives a crap about Eminem, do you? As I said, if the Illuminati is using pop music, particularly mainstream rap to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job at reaching a significant amount of people.


Yes.

If I became a famous singer, I'd write songs like that just to eff with people like you. How do you know he's not doing the same? The idea of the Illuminati is very attractive to the rap types, as a lot of their persona is about giving off an aura of power and grandeur. Just because they write songs about how they're a cog in the power weilding Illuminati, does not really mean that they are. I mean think about it, people say that the Illuminati use pop music as a way to advance their agenda, but the highest selling album of 2008 was Lil Wayne's album, which sold 2.8 million copies. This means that less than one percent of Americans bought the album. If the elite is using pop music, particularly rap music to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job.

you think people buy records? Someone is very naive

I agree, this poster was a fool

I'm a fool just because I don't believe some crappy rapper's crappy lyrics are PROOF he is in the Illuminati? Just because this jackass alludes to being in this powerful organization, does not mean he really is. I can write a song about how I'm in the Illuminati. Is that PROOF that I really am? Of course not.

And yes, I am perfectly aware that a lot of people download these days rather than buying albums. Even then, I doubt that a significant proportion of the populace is downloading Eminem's music. Pop music is dead. I don't know anybody who gives a crap about Eminem, do you? As I said, if the Illuminati is using pop music, particularly mainstream rap to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job at reaching a significant amount of people.

Hip hop has already been raped and pillaged by the elite. The only thing they needed to do to it was to transform it from a political forum discussing the suppression of the black man into a commercial avenue encouraging the suppression of the black man. Job well done.

If I became a famous singer, I'd write songs like that just to eff with people like you. How do you know he's not doing the same? The idea of the Illuminati is very attractive to the rap types, as a lot of their persona is about giving off an aura of power and grandeur. Just because they write songs about how they're a cog in the power weilding Illuminati, does not really mean that they are. I mean think about it, people say that the Illuminati use pop music as a way to advance their agenda, but the highest selling album of 2008 was Lil Wayne's album, which sold 2.8 million copies. This means that less than one percent of Americans bought the album. If the elite is using pop music, particularly rap music to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job.

If I became a famous singer, I'd write songs like that just to eff with people like you. How do you know he's not doing the same? The idea of the Illuminati is very attractive to the rap types, as a lot of their persona is about giving off an aura of power and grandeur. Just because they write songs about how they're a cog in the power weilding Illuminati, does not really mean that they are. I mean think about it, people say that the Illuminati use pop music as a way to advance their agenda, but the highest selling album of 2008 was Lil Wayne's album, which sold 2.8 million copies. This means that less than one percent of Americans bought the album. If the elite is using pop music, particularly rap music to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job.

you think people buy records? Someone is very naive

I agree, this poster was a fool

I'm a fool just because I don't believe some crappy rapper's crappy lyrics are PROOF he is in the Illuminati? Just because this jackass alludes to being in this powerful organization, does not mean he really is. I can write a song about how I'm in the Illuminati. Is that PROOF that I really am? Of course not.

And yes, I am perfectly aware that a lot of people download these days rather than buying albums. Even then, I doubt that a significant proportion of the populace is downloading Eminem's music. Pop music is dead. I don't know anybody who gives a crap about Eminem, do you? As I said, if the Illuminati is using pop music, particularly mainstream rap to advance their agenda, they're doing a really crappy job at reaching a significant amount of people.

Marshall Mathers = Martial Law?

Well, as an european Em listener, i gotta say people still give a crap about eminem (to contradict a post made above). And i don't think he uses his lyrics to influence kids, i guess it's just his style. A funny style who most of the people appreciate 'cuz make 'em drift away from their shitty thoughts on their mind. I gotta say, he makes my day happy, and if you know how to differentiate the bad things from the good ones, music can't influence you. You need to think for yourself, not some artist to do it for you.

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wow, how else can you explain the song "Underground" or "My Darling"...

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