i wanted to talk about albums i heard in the past that struck me as being wildly immoral yet veiled with delicate words
the Bible says that in the last days God will increase knowledge i think this has happened with the internet as well as with this whole uncovering of the illuminati, various other secret societies and secret plans, and how they work things that were over my head yet right under my nose for my whole life all began to be revealed and make sense in about 2010 or so prior to this time i had a 311 album and on a song i remember nick hexum said "do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law" i remember this stuck out like a sore thumb to me when i heard it.. i remember thinking that it was a wildly flawed philosophy.. i remember being confused like "how could nick hexum say a thing like that?" i think things that give clarity are generally from God and things that make you more confused, or things that make u screw your face up like u just smelled something foul.. those things are generally from satan when he said this i remember thinking about it in my head and being like "if everyone did what they wanted and got away with it, things would be crazy." if i wanted to beat up nick hexum for example, that would be allowed and legal.. that thought alone ruins his whole philosophy what was so bad tho, was to an extent i tried to extract a good message out of it this is i think where a lot of music gets u.. someone says something very stupid but because u trust that person, instead of rejecting the statement, you try to make the statement make sense.. u end up trying to defend the statement in your mind a bit overall it brought confusion into my mind.. this was the only lyric in that album that i remember really thinking about.. it was the only lyric that went into my head and my brain did a sort of "does not compute" type of rejection which caused me to stop and do a sort of analysis on the lyric TODAY i understand it tho.. again, the Bible says in the last days knowledge will increase today i understand that "do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law" is the main credo of the satanic bible (at the time i had no idea) so i now understand why that lyric was always such a foreign thing to me, because its demonic and straight from hell 311 was pushing hidden satanic credos to me.. kinda like how a mom will hide medicine for a child in their food.. even if it was only once in that whole 45 minute album.. still it is demonic and confusing and there to subvert good moral theory ++++++ another time this happened was when i listened to the streets album called "everything is borrowed" this album was very awful with its theories, lyrics, morality, and hidden agendas.. much much worse than any of his previous work this was the first album where i felt like the streets was just WAY off.. and again.. i tried to make it make sense in my head but i just couldn't.. looking back, that's how they get you.. they say something that is covertly destructive, then if you actually cosign it and believe it then you will begin to apply it to your life and boom.. before you know it you have denied Christ and instead chose to believe a lie of some sort in this album he had a song where he said on the chorus: "i want to go to heaven for the weather, hell for the company" in other words, when you sing this song, you are partly saying you want to go to hell.. not only that, but the song (in the verses) he sort of embraces doing wrong and right and comes to a conclusion that they are equal.. he basically says he wants to do good but he also doesn't want to miss out on the "excitement" of doing wrong.. so he decides they are both basically the same thing in his mind (again, a complete theoretical lack of morality) on another song he said his religion is to do what he wants.. this song bothered me to the point where i remember i talked to my mom about it i told her the lyrics and before i was able to explain to her how stupid and immoral it was, she said "that's right.. i agree with what he's saying because blah blah" i let her finish and told her why it was actually a veiled way of saying 'anything goes' the lyrics said something like "when i do good i feel good when i do bad i feel bad, so i try to do things to feel good and that's my religion" i said yeah it sounds all nice but its destructive because what if molesting kids makes me feel good? we can't rely on our own minds for morality, different people desire different things, that doesn't mean they are right what if i don't feel guilt when i steal? if i want to have sex with someone's wife, then that feels right to me.. what feels right can never be our morality gauge .. we all have something we want to do that is wrong, we need God and His word to guide us, we are just human, we can't be the final authority on everything when i explained the destructive nature of the lyrics and how unedifying it was to my spirit, my mom just listened and didn't say anything back.. i think she understood it after i explained it.. but the fact that she didn't see the full picture at first made me realize.. "this is how they get people" i ended up just throwing the album in the trash with its stupid theories (this alum was full of immorality disguised as 'wisdom' like more than any other album i have ever heard from him or anyone) ++++++ at the time i didn't know then what i know now.. but now i understand mike skinner (the streets) went through a time where he wanted to find God.. but he was unable to find Him.. i think this is because he tried to fit God in a box and find Him on his own terms as opposed to humbling himself and going as a child i actually even remember seeing something on youtube where mike skinner and his manager went to jerusalem to sort of 'get closer to God' or 'find some meaning' but i remember mike looked around and saw people selling knick knacks in a temple or something and came to the conclusion that 'none of this is real' this disappointment and lack of belief ended up coming out in this album.. what i felt like he wasn't understanding was its not about what people do, its about you, Christ your Bible, your salvation.. etc.. people are bound to disappoint you.. he was trying to base his life on what he saw other people do when that's not how it works ++++++ this was just two times where music didn't sit well with me and like i said this is how they get people.. you build up a trust and admiration for certain artists over time then they say something demonic and you will either accept it or reject it this is not only mental but also even physical.. when they say something crazy, do u continue to nod your head up and down to the beat as if you're in agreement? or do u stop and make a face like 'wtf'? one of my 'friends' who is deep into music one day asked me to do a song with him.. i said ok but let me hear some of your music he gave me a link and the first song was him denying Christ i told him we wouldn't mix because i'm a Christian to me, in the back of my mind i thought "they got him" "they" being the artists who put out these demonic philosophies.. do u continue to agree or do u end up throwing your cd away like i did with the streets album? he relinquished his belief in Christ to go after his idols and their ideals i say this because there was actually a time where him, myself and his brother all went to their church on sunday.. they knew about Jesus and morality now he denies Christ and denies that the Bible is truth there are times when u listen to music when u have to know when to say NO he obviously continued to say yes and it ended up changing his beliefs.. not only him but his brother as well it got to where i'd go on facebook and they'd either be mocking Christ or talking about gay rights and defending what the Lord calls an abomination so yeah.. i just wanted to talk about two times where music really disturbed my spirit incidents like these are what make me very detached from the music industry two can't walk together lest they agree.. so if you are saying things in your lyrics that are just too morally corrupt.. i will have to turn your music off i think some people want to 'walk together' with their favorite artists or IDOLS, more than they want to 'agree'.. and as a result, they end up actually agreeing, doing what their idols do, and leaving God not good.
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