Peter Bailey continued his critically-acclaimed series meeting up with Prodigy of Mobb Deep in downtown Miami where Bailey and the legendary Queens emcee discuss the Illuminati and hip hop's role economically empowering urban communities.
P was playing both sides, like all these rappers do, "they're not going to tell you anything real about all of this sh*t, like all these so called female celebrities are transformers"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@SteveSmith-kd9ifThe goat
@dameshamrocHe was way ahead of his time and very observant - he saw through the Obama fallacy way back then . Profound .
@mampuyaliambamwabafulibake4464 black people have their own secret societies en their own black nobility by bloodlines
black freemason lodges since 1805
+ the black uniivercities and colleges lifelong member fraternities en sisterhoods
through them on all the black key positions and other seats and positions of power
throughout the world and in abd through their churches communities of all sorts and their centres they play their role in this dualistic opposed constructed world
- they control black society
@nillehessyR.i.p prodigy ✝️
@KikidyrdekThe types of things that need to be done to change the system would never happen,,, every single person would have to stop buying gas at one stop paying your mortgages at once… First stop calling it the Illuminati call it what it is FREEMASONRY, study the fundamentals of freemasonry and you can understand the degrees to how humanity is being controlled, these people don’t work for money they print the money, to them money is a tool to control people… when you hear them talking about net worth of these heavy hitters the dollar amount is code for how many souls they control, And freemasonry is a mechanism of the occult so these people are using majick and supernatural means to execute they’re goals so honestly there is not much humanity is going to be able to do to combat that… first of all it will never become cool to read and seek out these topics to learn how to combat it… so your lives are pretty much doomed just try your best to take care of yourself 😆
@babsthewreckingcrew4294You can hear the worry in his voice 🙏 PRODIGY
@mikeaguero2875Rest in Power P! U were one of the GOATS!!!💯👍🏽
@coupy1k
@CJ_YT_2001His lyrics are like a movie.. P is one of the realest and one of the greatest in taking Hip Hop to another level ..you dropped the biggest GEMS !! R.I.P legend 🙏🏻
@kanone033nlz4“He was a unique dude with his music and he did it for a long time” well said my brother RIP prodigy #godbody 26:49
@jasoncross9758Great question around the 17:43 mark! It's like a brother or sister can't really make it like THAT, without selling their soul, or doing some rituals, or being illuminati etc! Love the way P answered too. Rest up Prodigy
@dwayneturner9395They downplayed a lot of truth in this interview smh not feeling that
@terryrichmond4723OBAMA THE ANTICHRIST,SEE WHERE WE AT
@sisterfactsnotfiction6433THEY ALWAYS KILL THE MESSANGER,IT'S UP TO US TO STOP IT,RIP P,WE GONE HAVE EM SHOOK
@sisterfactsnotfiction6433Artist may not be apart of the greater idea, but they are used as pons in the agendas of the conspirators!
@87KHarrisIlluminati is real. The celebs that expose them always die. And the ones that represent them live on being on top.
@extremepop324The egg is the ego.. remember the let go of my eggo commercial...they told you in his death....they wanted him to let go of his ego , of him being a whistle blower for his people. There saying he choked on his egg = ego
@fungeaRest up moi love you so freaking much for your messages und truth ❤️
@zinabronze2233I actually don't think it is the artist or record labels responsibility, it's each individuals responsibility to make better choices and if its a child its the parents responsibility.
@balance7350
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