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Foreign [Music] dinner tables. 2010 was when I lost my halo, a reflection of all of your insecurities behind closed doors. A lot of six God worshiping. Yeah, we got London on the track. This is y'all guys doing, man. You can't plan it, but if the devil's in the details, then I'm satanic. Devil's working all the time. [Music] With the guard, I can put in the maximum amount of effort. I can use all my heart and my soul, you know, in my writing. But at the end of the day, I am being guided by some other power. I don't know what it is. I just went into demon mode. All right, peace out. Peace, peace, peace.
So in this video, um, I'm going to be talking about the artist Drake, all right? And his connections to the Kabbalah, all right? Now, if you guys don't know, uh, the Kabbalah is a Jewish practice of mysticism, all right? Um, now, um, I may lose a few people with this video because I'm aware that Drake has a lot of stands out there, all right? But hopefully, after the information that I share with you guys, um, you won't idolize these artists anymore, okay? Because we all know that they get paid the big bucks, all right, to, uh, act as a messiah and lead people down the wrong path, all right?
Um, so Aubrey Drake Graham was born October 24th, 1986, all right, uh, in Toronto, Canada. His father, whose name was Dennis Graham, and his mother, whose name was Sandra Graham, all right, um, they were married and then got a divorce when Drake was five years old. Now, a lot of people don't notice, uh, but Drake's uncle was also in the music business, okay? Um, his fault, his uncle Larry Graham, who had the song "One in a Million," which did pretty good, all right? It did really good. Um, but this is where I believe Drake got a lot of his inspiration from to become an artist, all right?
Now, um, I want to focus on Drake's middle name, okay? Aubrey Drake Graham, okay? Now, the name Drake, okay, comes from the word Draco, all right? Now, we know a lot of rappers that reference to Draco, okay? Uh, the Draco is also named after a, uh, form of ammunition, right? But you had Draco the ruler. Soulja Boy always mentions the Draco, right? Um, but the Draco comes from the word Dragon, okay? Um, where it defines a large serpent, okay? Now, Draco, which was the dragon who guarded the Golden Fleece, he was a lawgiver in Greek mythology, all right? So now, um, if we pay very close attention to this name, names are everything, all right? Names have a big significance in why these people are picked as well. Some would say that Drake was an industry plan, right? I wouldn't doubt that either. I wouldn't doubt that either, uh, because he has a large influence over the world, okay? And I'm going to get into why this plays a major role as well, all right?
Um, now, in 2002, uh, Drake actually got his, uh, first shot on Nickelodeon, okay? Now, we all know what Nickelodeon is about, right? With the child groomers and things of that nature. Um, but he met an acting agent, okay, at his high school. One of his friend's fathers was actually an acting agent, and, uh, he was the one that got Drake the role on the Nickelodeon show Degrassi, okay? So when you have these kind of connections, like, we all know that the Jewish people, they all have connections to each other, right? It's nothing but a handshake when it comes to, you know, entertainment and media, all right? Um, this is why a lot of Jewish people in the industry, um, shake hands, all right, to get deals done, basically, in a sense, all right?
Um, but as he was doing the show Degrassi, okay, in 2006, uh, he recorded his first mixtape, which sold six thousand copies, all right? And the name of that mixtape was called "Room for Improvement," all right? Now, um, a lot of people don't notice, but the way that he met Lil Wayne was through, uh, James Prince Jr., all right? Now, James Prince Jr. actually reached out to Drake and signed him to Aspire Music Group, okay, after he saw that Drake sold, uh, six thousand copies on his mixtape "Room for Improvement," all right?
Now, um, Aspire Music Group was, uh, partly owned by Jas Prince and Cortez Bryant, okay, who is the, uh, relative of Birdman, all right? Now, um, after recording a few mixtapes, okay, Drake was then introduced to Lil Wayne, who then signed Drake to Young Money Records, all right? Now, um, it's not a doubt in my mind, okay, that this, this was all planned, all right? This was all planned. The way that they met, everything was structured this way, okay? Like I said, they, they know exactly how to do these things, all right? They know exactly how to do these things. And I'm going to get into the, uh, Kabbalah connection and all of that stuff down the line, all right?
But when Drake first came in, uh, the music business, all right, he took the backpack rappers route, all right? Um, he was doing music with a producer by the name of 9th Wonder, uh, Boy Wonder, and all of these guys, right? All these different producers actually gave him the green light, all right? Now, in 2010, okay, after he went gold with the, uh, single "Best I Ever Had," he released his first debut album, "Thank Me Later," all right?
Now, in this song "Diplomatic," right, which, uh, was released a few years ago, um, he mentions in 2010 he lost his halo. He's at dinner tables. 2010 was when I lost my halo. Okay? Now, um, here's the thing, right? And I'm going to break this down. This is when people take, you know, that that oath that I always talk about when they go to the next level, all right? Um, you have to understand, uh, the wordplay, okay? Because like I said before, in my old videos, these people are wordsmiths. They know how to word things so the average listener wouldn't understand what they're saying, okay? But in 2010, after his album "Thank Me Later" dropped, okay, um, you know, he, he went on to do big things, all right?
Um, he also had the song "Light Up" on this, uh, album, which had a feature by Jay-Z, okay? Now, on this song, uh, "Light Up," we focus mainly on the hook here. It says, "Who would have thought I'd be caught in this life? Let's celebrate with the toast and get lost in tonight and make it all light up. Wait until the sun goes down. We're gonna make this itch light up midnight." [Music]
I can see it right now. Jesus. All right, now, I said this before to you guys, that all light, okay, is not good light. All right? We all know that Lucifer is the light bearer, all right? And a lot of people that are in the, uh, cult or Freemasonry, right, they know that, um, the light is what people are given, you know, what I'm saying? As far as with enlightenment, all right? So if it's dark, if he's making a reference to it being dark, okay, and he's, you know, explaining that he's going to make it light up, all right, all of the people, all right, at that party that he's referencing, all right, are informed of enlightenment, all right?
Um, and then on the verse of Jay-Z, Jay-Z references the owl. He references the owl, all right? Now, I'm going to break down the owl connection, okay? Um, we all know that Drake's record label, which is called OVO, October's Very Own, um, is in the shape of an owl's face, okay? You see the two eyes here and the beak, all right? This is all symbolic, all right? This is all symbolic. I, and you know, the OVO is just a symbol to OTO, the Auto Templates Order, right? Um, which is ran by Aleister Crowley, all right? But let's take a look at the owl connection, okay?
So here it says, "Owl myths and legends." It says, "Owls and humans are connected from the dawn of history. The nighttime activity, large eyes, acute vision, and wisdom of owls were known by ancients dating from the Sumerian tablet, 2300 to 2000 BC. Lilith, the goddess of death, has talons for feet, where is a headdress of horns and is flanked by owls. She's probably the inspiration for Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare. The rock crevices of Athens and the Acropolis were filled with small owls believed to be the embodiment of Athena. When Athenians won the Battle of Marathon from Persians in 490 BC, the warrior goddess Athena assumed the shape of an owl and led them from above."
Now, this is where it gets interesting, right? It says, "The Romans, who appropriated many of the Greek beliefs, associated owls with Minerva, the goddess of prophecy and wisdom. Minerva's role was similar to Athena's. The prophetic qualities of owls were known. Virgil writes that the hoot of an owl foretold the death of Dido. Pliny, all right, reports great confusion and fear in the form of an owl entered. Horus associates owls with witchcraft. Romans use representations of owls to combat the evil eye. Owl feathers and internal organs were found in magical potions and pharmaceutical remedies. For example, the ashes of an owl's feet were an antidote to snake bite, and an owl's heart placed on the breast of a sleeping woman forced her to tell all her secrets."
All right, um, the annual of Northern Japan, a place called Eagle Owls on their houses to ward off famine and pestilence. They revered the eagle owl as a messenger of the gods or a divine ancestor. They drank a toast to the eagle hour before a hunting expedition. The screech owl warned against danger, but the barn owl and horned owl were demonic. So when we see these people referencing the owl, that goes in connection with the Bohemian Grove, all right? So this OVO thing here, knowledge, our worship, and stuff, they all know that this is a huge play in witchcraft, all right? Get a load of what Katt Williams says about his tattoo. That is an owl. My last question. The tattoo on your, on your chin. But what does that signify? Oh, it's an owl. It just means, uh, wisdom and knowledge and learning things. All right? So, um, you know, like I said, all of these people are in the occult, all right? All of these celebrities are in the occult. They know exactly, all right, what they're doing. I mean, most people wouldn't know this, but, you know, this is how we, this is how it goes, all right? You're not gonna get fraud in that business without dealing with that mess, all right?
Now, let's get to the Kabbalah connections that Drake has, all right? And this comes from a book which is called "Kabbalah and the Tarot of the Spirit." Okay? Now, this is a, um, a ritual that is done in the Kabbalah for all initiates, okay? Now, I wouldn't advise you guys to go out there and try this mess, but, um, I just want to explain to you that all of this stuff is connected. When we see certain things, it's all connected, all right? So here it says, "A parallel to this preoccupation with the spit emerges in some rabbinic sources, where spitting during incantations marks the boundary between acceptable and unacceptable healing practices. The way in which spitting functions in these rabbinic sources as a negatively charged aspect of healing rituals, perhaps points to a connection to these early Islamic discussions and to a shared description of meaning and regard to this deployment of bodily fluids during healing incantations. I would suggest that an anxiety over sectarian boundaries is a part of this focus on spittle. And in a rabbinic case, the demarcation between formative Jewish and sectarian practice, perhaps including Christianity, is part of this dismissal of spitting. The rhetoric again, spitting and healing incantations, present in some early Islamic sources, is similar to this rabbinic effort to enact communal boundaries and Muslims to appear to have demarcated sectarian boundaries through the discouragement of certain healing rituals."
All right, now it goes on to explain how this is done, but basically, in a nutshell, it's referring to when these celebrities spit in each other's mouth. I know it's gross and disgusting, all right? But this is what they do, all right? This is a form of initiation, all right? So when Madonna spit inside Drake's mouth on the stage, that was him being, uh, initiated into the Kabbalah, all right? Now, if you didn't know, whenever you see people with this red string around their wrist, all right, this is a form of the Kabbalah. They've all went through this initiation process, all of them, all right? Now, some people may say, yo, Jay, what's wrong with the Kabbalah? You know, it's, it's all of that stuff is connected. It's all witchcraft, you get what I'm saying? It's all witchcraft. I don't understand why people don't get it, but, you know, it's all a part of the occult. Tarot cards is all connected to witchcraft. It's all of it, all of it. Fortune telling, all of it, all right? So, um, these people know this stuff, all right? And this is why they practice it, all right?
Now, um, I want to go focus on the sacrifices that had to be made in order to, uh, level up Drake's career, all right? Now, in 2011, right, uh, Drake's producer, 40 Shebib, uh, was actually hospitalized and nearly died, all right? But this info was, uh, scrubbed off the internet. I don't know why, per se, it was scrubbed off the internet, but you can't find this anywhere. I had to do some extensive digging, all right, to find this information. But, uh, his producer, 40, okay, who suffers from MS, was actually hospitalized and nearly died, okay? And I wouldn't doubt my mind that Drake actually had this removed from the internet, all right, so people would not know, okay? Um, this type of stuff goes on, okay? Because that would just open up a rabbit hole to more information, all right?
But on September 20th, 2017, um, another offering was given, all right, by the name of Anthony Fifth Suarez, okay, which Drake has declined to address, all right? Now, this guy was a part of Drake's label, uh, OVO, okay? But, um, the situation took place where he was, uh, gunned down, um, in his building lobby, all right? And nobody knows what happened, all right? Nobody knows why he was gunned down, what took place, all right? But, um, I'm sure Drake knows. I'm absolutely sure Drake knows, all right? And, uh, many people have speculated that he has something to do with the death of XXXTentacion as well, all right?
So, um, you know, this is what I'm going to say to you guys, right? Um, when you, when you take a look at these entertainers and these artists, right, you, you can't put them on pedestals, you know? You, you just can't, you know? And, you know, because you never know what these people do behind closed doors, all right? And I know that there, you know, people, you know, they get caught up in the music, you know, and, "Oh, he makes great music. He's a good artist," and things of that nature. But, you know, let's separate the, the artist from, you know, his personal dealings, you know? But this is how they're, you know, gravitating you, all right? It's by doing these occultic practices, all right? So when you break out of this spell, all right, a lot of these, um, musicians, they can't put a bind on you anymore. You know, the music doesn't even sound the same, you know? And I believe that once, uh, people wake out of this spell, okay, um, a lot of this music that we listen to, you know, will go down the hill, all right?
Um, now, you know, this, there's so many things, you know, um, about this guy here that people are unaware of, all right? Um, but, you know, like I said, I won't really focus mainly on it. I just wanted to point out, um, some things that I definitely did find interesting about, uh, this artist, all right? And his connections, uh, and how he became, um, one of the leaders, okay, of hip-hop, all right? Drake is like a chameleon, you know? He can make any genre of music at this point, all right? Um, how he's able to do it, you know, some people say he's got ghostwriters and things of that nature. I don't doubt it. But, um, you know, like I said, man, these, these people know exactly what they're doing, all right? They know exactly what they're doing, all right?
So, um, with that being said, I'm gonna drop another video for y'all this week as well, um, and I'm gonna, whatever you guys want me to talk about, just leave it below in the comments, and, uh, I definitely get it done, all right? Peace. Instrumentals. I came just to do this because I just want to share some like.