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Look who’s next…I hope not, but normally it’s a sign.
I had read multiple mainstream media blurbs about the mysterious release of this new album.
I haven’t listened to his music in a very long time, and I can only assume that whatever talent and creative control he had in the past has been sucked away (Planned Parenthood style) by his handlers/industry slave-masters.
I’m pretty curious about the enigmatic hype surrounding this album, but not really curious enough to listen to this whiner give glory to our enemy Satan for whatever the listening duration is.
Any hip-hop heads out there who can still tolerate listening to him who can give me the crib notes?
I’m curious about why he’s boasting that this record will perform the magic(k?) that will end his career.
Any insights?
Pure hype to sell more copies? Or is there more going on?
I had kind of hoped he might actually expose the Satanic slave-contract structure of the industry, but I’m doubtful.
It takes a very strong will of character and integrity to risk everything and walk away from the life of ease and luxury so as to turn from their master away from their Hell-bound course.
Not sure he has it in him to do that.
I remember seeing him perform live at an outdoor venue once and just sensing that I should ask him what he knows of Jesus.
Of course I never would have gotten through his security to do that, but I just sensed he needed to talk to someone about the salvation that can be found in our Creator through His Son.
In what dream world do you live where you expect Eminem to expose anything? Or any high-tier celebrity for that matter? Sorry but even the thought of it is ridiculous.
Anyway it’s not about ending his career, it’s about starting a new chapter. Eminem’s current persona is burying his ‘Slim Shady’ persona he had to take up when he became famous. He was just Marshall before the fame, then became Slim, the big bad foul mouthed rapper hunted by journalists and lawyers. The entire “Eminem show” album is in early 2000s about him btching about how hard his life is now that he is famous. Slim is no longer cool or sustainable marketing wise, but Em was not living the persona since allegedly he quit drugs (lol). The Slim Shady is an egregore or thoughtform or something that is still present so they have to kill it off in the way they created him – ritualistically.
Don’t forget his replacement/cloning!
They probably have a new alter ego coming through. A bit like when Beyonce became Sasha or when Ginger Spice became whatever she became.
Unemployed?
This guy has a song called lucifer and anti-christ on this album there’s just so much symbolism in this project it’s actually insane