So Many Questions Vol 1: What da hell is a Hollywood Ritual?

[Rakim Allah]

Most likely intelligence operations
They will try to entrap you by inviting you to abuse parties where children are
raped/tortured/murdered with it all being caught on tape
A potential target could go to a party, get drugged up, lose memory of what happened at the party, only to find themselves being blackmailed with videos of their illegal behavior
You will be blessed with a great life in terms of wealth and perceived success but will be "compromised" and enslaved in their network for the rest of your life
Eventually you could be invited to "black masses" to which are the most sinister of Satanic rituals where a crowd of people in all black gather around a center where you do the most foul and evil things your mind can come up with
Probably blackmailed for the rest of your life

Shakir Stewart?

 

[Deep_Black_Conscious]

Shakir Stewart?

Who knows
The thing about these type of topics is you don't know who has been compromised and who has resisted this network

 

[Po pimp]

you gotta sacrifice something if you want to be rich and famous. plenty of talented people but only a few spots/roles. why do you think some people get further than others?

They all compromise at some point. That doesn’t mean they’re all doing some gay shyt or worshipping Satan tho.

 

[The M.I.C.]

you gotta sacrifice something if you want to be rich and famous. plenty of talented people but only a few spots/roles. why do you think some people get further than others?

It's a game of Dog eat Dog.

Aaliyah was the top female singer (in her genre) for a good minute but guess who was having a hard time getting inroads to be a superstar in her own right around that time? Beyonce.

I'm cutting out a lot of storyline to get to a point... Aaliyah died in 2001. How soon after did Beyonce really start to blow up as a solo artist? The industry just goes into purges and finds the necessary replacements, if they're worthy. Mind you, Beyonce has been FEROCIOUSLY protective of her spot for damn near 20 years..and there's been casualties (i.e. Keri Hilson, Jazmine Sullivan, etc..).

Only reason why Jennifer Hudson still bopping is because she gave up multiple family members and Clive Davis loves the hell out of her so they detoured her career for the most part from clashing with Beyonce's. Dumb ass talk shows, commercials and shyt.

 

[Wild self]

It's a game of Dog eat Dog.

Aaliyah was the top female singer (in her genre) for a good minute but guess who was having a hard time getting inroads to be a superstar in her own right around that time? Beyonce.

I'm cutting out a lot of storyline to get to a point... Aaliyah died in 2001. How soon after did Beyonce really start to blow up as a solo artist? The industry just goes into purges and finds the necessary replacements, if they're worthy. Mind you, Beyonce has been FEROCIOUSLY protective of her spot for damn near 20 years..and there's been casualties (i.e. Keri Hilson, Jazmine Sullivan, etc..).

Only reason why Jennifer Hudson still bopping is because she gave up multiple family members and Clive Davis loves the hell out of her so they detoured her career for the most part from clashing with Beyonce's. Dumb ass talk shows, commercials and shyt.

So what is next in the 2020s? Who's gonna get purged?

 

[Dre God]

This thread full of nikkas with autism

 

[The M.I.C.]

So what is next in the 2020s? Who's gonna get purged?

Industry has been fukked up since 2019 and in chaos since the COVID business fukked up the "rhythm" back in '20.

Record labels have been "cashing out" on a lot of their artists since then ESPECIALLY rappers. It's easier to liquidate them since most situations such as drug overdoses, robberies, etc..will just be attributed to them by the public as being "shyt that comes with the lifestyle.".

What a lot of people don't know is that a LOT of these labels take out very large insurance policies on their artists as they're considered protectable assets once they sign a contract. You could be a Bobby Shmurda as a one hit wonder.. regular folks wouldn't count him as being worth much to a label based on that old ass hit but these folks could have a two million dollar policy on him that cashes out inn the event of his death plus whatever monies his catalog reaps in afterwards. These labels NEVER LOSE. EVER.

Think about all of the rappers that have just up and died from 2019 to this point. It's anyone's guess who'll just up and die at this point.