Level 3
Pop Smoke’s untimely death wasn’t just a random act of violence—it was a calculated hit. The rising star’s influence threatened to disrupt the balance of power within the music industry. His sabotage was orchestrated by those who saw him as a threat to their control over the culture and the market.
Level 4 – Charter Web
RAP MUSIC
Eminem was about to get political and the powers that be weren’t a fan of that, so they took advantage of his substance abuse issues and would frequently facilitate meetings and studio sessions where drug use was common, so he would just rap about the usual bullshit. There was also a conscious effort to have Eminem more associated with “uncool” White trash types than before.
Level 4 – Charter Web
Eminem was about to get political and the powers that be weren’t a fan of that, so they took advantage of his substance abuse issues and would frequently facilitate meetings and studio sessions where drug use was common, so he would just rap about the usual bullshit. There was also a conscious effort to have Eminem more associated with “uncool” White trash types than before.
Level 4 – Charter Web
from an extremely young age, wayne has been around birdman and cash money records. he’s admitted that birdman made him fuck a grown woman when he was like 11 or 12. it gets weirder when you add the whole controversy around wayne and birdman kissing each other on the lips and claiming it was “mafia style” or some dumb shit. on his records, wayne constantly calls birdman his “daddy”. so the thought is birdman has been molesting wayne from a very young age. most likely true, sadly. explains wayne’s rampant drug use throughout his career.
Level 1 – Surface Web
“Blow up like the world trade” lyrics from Juicy song by Biggie. It is believed his lyrics were in reference to the 1993 world trade center bombing and not the 9/11 event in 2001.
LINKS
https://genius.com/12297228
A niche conspiracy theory in the music industry, the “Pen and Pixel Curse” revolves around the belief that artists who used Pen and Pixel Graphics for their album covers in the late 1990s and early 2000s were doomed to experience misfortune. From career failure to mysterious deaths, some claim that Pen and Pixel’s stylized, flashy artwork contained hidden occult symbols that brought bad luck or curses upon those who employed the studio’s services.