Hip Hop & Freemasonry: The New Age & Military Agenda

This video examines the various agendas that are CURRENTLY being pushed through Hip Hop and the direction they are moving us in.

This work is a mixture of conversations from Alan Watt, Tupac Shakur & "Gwapo's" weekly Radio Show:

Karma Hits Lil Wayne In His Pockets

It is often said that “Karma is a bitch.” For Lil Wayne, Karma Ann Swanepoel is the woman suing Weezy for unlawfully sampling her voice on “I Feel Like Dying.” The South African’s song, titled “Once,” is heavily sampled throughout "I Feel Like Dying" and Swanepoel has now filed a lawsuit against Wayne and his label seeking money.

As reported by TMZ, Swanepoel’s lawsuit states that Wayne’s label has been making attempts to strike a deal to use the vocal sample. But without a deal in place, Weezy F Baby has continued utilizing the song on multiple media outlets.

The folk singer and her publishing company is seeking financial relief from Wayne and his label.

“I Feel Like Dying” is not featured on Lil Wayne’s upcoming The Carter III. However, the song has been featured on mixtapes, myspace and has been performed by Wayne himself at various concerts.

Money Breeds More Money: 50 Cent / $300 Million Dollar Deal?

Guess this muhfukka isn't going to have to die trying after all. The rumor mill is abuzz with talk about 50 Cent's latest score, namely a reported $300 million dollar deal with Rupert Murdoch's New Corp. Yes the same f*ggots who own Fox News are going to be signing checks to 50 Cent. This blockbuster deal is said to be similar in nature to Jay-Z's Live Nation deal which calls for partnerships across various platforms. According to ThisIs50.com, the deal would go into effect in 2009, in which News Corp would take a large stjavascript:void(0)
Publish Postake in all aspects of the 50 Cent brand -- including music, books, concerts, and his G-Unit label.

The deal would help launch the company's MySpace Records, as 50 and his G-Unit roster would move under the label's umbrella. Sources say half the deal will be in stock, in which 50 Cent would become one of the largest shareholders of News Corp. (Does this mean that Bill O'Reilly is going to have to start answering to the Fifster?) Also under the deal, 50's online community, ThisIs50.com, would be acquired by News Corp, his touring would be marketed through and sold via the company, and would also include a G-Unit book deal, and music publishing for 50 and the artists under his label. While the deal is still in the works, it is not expected to be finalized until next year, after the rapper fulfills his contract requirements with Interscope Records. Let the haters hate (they will).