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New Trends In Music Video offers hope foryet another rapper rapped by the economic crisis...
The video which was republished last night got this comment: "You see a world in a grain of sand And eternity in a short video rap song Universal . Be Cosmic ..."
The music video stars Ke$ha, Che, and JFK and is part of the Royal Society Mixtape and Starvin Marvin E-Tape Sessions.
The video follows an artist through the underworld and what seems to be a sex addiction where there are signs which say "Nuff Respect" and "The Peaceful Revolution..."
Moreover, there is an old saying that John F. Kennedy quotes when he takes responsibility for the Bay Of Pigs that says " Victory has 100 fathers and defeat is an orphan." What does the Bay of Pigs have to do with the current economic crisis? With pending war with our "North Korean allies" and the pending death of Castro and Il, who knows where the artist decides to make the connection in his surreal video. It is literally, surreal, you know because Dali and Bunuel collaborated on the piece.
It is not that far of a stretch because "The Inside Job" also focuses on the plutocratic "one vote one dollar" strategy for our ruling oligarchy that masquerades as a democracy and shows absolutely no change from our elected "leaders" the time the bubble burst in 2008.
The New Orleans rapper / actor / entrepreneur could not be reached for comment. "I think he is a recluse" says one of his friends found in Recovery programs throughout Santa Barbara, CA.
