Post: #26

Sad- this guy called out Hollywood for being satanic for a lot of years. Plenty of people would lose it if they got their character assassinated and bank account drained.

It's like when Martin Lawrence and Dave Chappelle spoke out against the Hollywood elite and the media tore them and their careers apart.

Very much in line with Roosh's thread regarding Hollywood being ran like a Satanic cult.

Post: #27

(01-31-2019 07:55 PM)fiasco360 Wrote:  



Sad- this guy called out Hollywood for being satanic for a lot of years. Plenty of people would lose it if they got their character assassinated and bank account drained.

It's like when Martin Lawrence and Dave Chappelle spoke out against the Hollywood elite and the media tore them and their careers apart.

Very much in line with Roosh's thread regarding Hollywood being ran like a Satanic cult.

Not buying the conspiracy. DMX is broke because:

1) He has a raging drug, crack, habit.
2) He has a about 15 kids and the back child support he owes is greater than the GDP of most 3rd world countries
3) He hasn't been out of jail long enough to tour or record any albums in over six years.

Or is it that the Satanists are handing X crack vials, poking holes in his condoms, and giving him maximum prison sentences? He's a human train wreck who's brought all this shit down on himself, just like he says in that video you posted he does "what the fuck he wants" Look where it's gotten him lol.

Even if the entertainment biz is truly filled with occultists you need a better example.

Post: #28

He's a talented rapper in that he has a great voice. Otherwise I think 50 Cent is probably the best of all time, in terms of actually making good songs with good lyrics. After him there's guys like Tupac & Big Punisher. Maybe I'm forgetting someone. KRS-One, Planetary, Reef The Lost Cause, Sean Price, Prodigy, Necro, Ill Bill, Fat Joe, Pimp C etc. also very good although not as successful. I was never much for Notorious B.I.G. tbh. Not Eminem either. I cringe hearing that man's voice. I don't know anything about new rappers I haven't listened to rap in many years. If I do now it's old classics.

Post: #29

Looks twacked as hell.

I predict the kind of major meltdown only career convicts are capable of.

Post: #30

(01-30-2019 03:11 PM)[email protected] Wrote:  The 90s seem to have the best rap but a lot of the stars like DMX who were immensely popular got shafted due to Bad Timing. Rappers now with a tenth of talent his talent and eyes glued to him have much more monetary success.

I just wiki'ed his long ass wrap sheet. I don't think he'll be able to not break the laws for his 3 year supervised release. He needs another album release to break even with back taxes and child support for his 15 kids. Pushing 50 and having a drug habit I doubt he can pull it off.

I am more worried about him dying from an overdose.

Post: #31

OK DMX is talented, but I draw the line at Soulja Boy!

Post: #32

DMX around the 1:42 mark

Post: #33

I didn't like DMX back in the day I thought his gimmick yelling style and his mediocre raps combined with a eerily real (assumed manufactured at the time) persona was pretty whack.

If only I knew what the late 2000s to 2010s would bring the hip hop world. I'd take 10 more just like him over the bullshit that's passing for hip hop now

Post: #34

(05-03-2019 03:29 PM)Eugenics Wrote:  I didn't like DMX back in the day I thought his gimmick yelling style and his mediocre raps combined with a eerily real (assumed manufactured at the time) persona was pretty whack.

If only I knew what the late 2000s to 2010s would bring the hip hop world. I'd take 10 more just like him over the bullshit that's passing for hip hop now

You slippin

Post: #35

Ahhhh...... I used to love Chuck Liddel coming out to this song back when he was knocking eury body out. They just don't make'em like they used to

Post: #36

(05-03-2019 04:18 PM)Cr33pin Wrote:  

(05-03-2019 03:29 PM)Eugenics Wrote:  I didn't like DMX back in the day I thought his gimmick yelling style and his mediocre raps combined with a eerily real (assumed manufactured at the time) persona was pretty whack.

If only I knew what the late 2000s to 2010s would bring the hip hop world. I'd take 10 more just like him over the bullshit that's passing for hip hop now

You slippin

Damn I love that song, must be in my top 10 played songs of all time.