The Phenomenon of the Memphis Rap Sigils
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- In 2017, a post on 4chan would go somewhat viral concerning the mystic properties of eight Memphis hip hop tapes made in the 90's. Join me as we uncover the truth behind the Memphis Rap Sigils (I'm going full-on ancient aliens on this shit).
This is part of my annual 4:3 Halloween Special, so watch my previous one and stay tuned for my next one next year.
Chapters:
0:00 - Opening
3:45 - Where Did This All Start?
8:52 - Explaining the Concept of a Sigil
10:48 - What Are the Eight Tapes in Question?
13:20 - Ten Wanted Men's "Wanted Dead or Alive"
18:02 - Children of the Corn's "The Single"
20:17 - Maniac's The World of a Psycho
23:43 - Lil Ramsey's "Goin' Undercover"
25:57 - H.O.H.'s "Livin' in a Casket"
28:10 - Niggaz of Destruction
30:47 - Mr. Tinimaine's "19 Tini 5"
33:33 - Psycho's "The Return of Psycho"
35:28 - Further Conspiracies About the Sigils
40:12 - Truth
46:09 - Outro?
46:22 - Secret Ending
Sources:
-X-Files of Rap Music: xfilesofrap.blogspot.com/2020...
-A.V. Club article by Katie Rife: www.avclub.com/these-memphis-...
-Trap Lore Ross’ Hip Hop Conspiracy Iceberg Chart video: • The ENTIRE Rap Conspir...
-Tuv’s video: • The Most Demonic Song ...
-Wendigoon’s video: • THE CONSPIRACY THEORY ...
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As a Memphis resident myself... it's safe to say that this is considered our version of black metal
I grew up on both memphis rap and black metal like frs frs 💯
As a fan of black metal, I can say this is accurate.
Exactly bro tell em
How do you explain the people who stumble upon rituals and ceremonies in the woods at night or inside of abandoned buildings? Truck full of chopped up body parts etc.. even the lyrics and heavy metal speak on shit like this. Those people partaking in such ritual and ceremonies, are doing this based on beliefs alone or is this “evil magic” a proven working method? I notice how beautiful the natural landscape is there in Tennessee and can’t help but wander, why is it so evil ?
Look up trap metal most of it at least from us black folks is nu metal/trap drill inspired but there is a lot of different sounds in the genre a couple being death/black metal mixed with 808,s high hats and niggas waving guns with a token Ohio metal head lol shits Wild
"n-words of destruction" has now become one of the funniest sentences I've ever heard
There will never be an alternative to nigga that's less jarring than nigga. "Neighbors of Destruction" would have also been funny though.
Probably top 5 hardest tape too easily
Dude was scared 😂
I liked "N words don't die: Part 1"
N word kreep. Koopta Kanicca
they were smoking blunts and watching horror movies and free styling . I think more than likely. Getting stoned and talking urban legends is clasic.
Killing too
Yeah they were actually catching bodies. No one cared because they were black though. 80s and 90s was alot of 'oh well, not our problem' when it came to deaths.
@@devantejohnson2636 Just chillin... killin...
@@aaronmerrill4730true… true
@@koreangirlgroup.😂😂😂only the real Kno where that comes frm lol
The way he's saying Koopsta Knicca is killing me lol
Ong 😭😭
no fr😭😭😭😭
For reals 😂
Thisss 😭😭
N-words of destruction 🤣
And N-word creep
Da Devil's Playground is another Memphis rap album masterpiece
Koop went crazy
💯
@@edgybarbie77 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉l
There isn’t a single rapper with the balls to attempt something so creative and bare as da devils playground. You can’t find one.
@@Rustyfork_25Paul went crazy.
there's like 5 videos like this already and it's all the same thing in each one of them, the memphis scene deserves more recognition in a different light than some zoomer creepypasta format. I've been listening to memphis rap for nearly a decade now and the variety is immense as I still find tapes I haven't heard before.
@@punkstaarrr yo buckshot
can u recommend me sum shit cause i rlly like Tommy Wright but stuff like Children of the Corn jus doesnt excite me
@@terror4054fugitives by N.O.D
@@terror4054 Harry Shoulders - Imaginary Jeep Musix
@@terror4054 Mane listen to
-Gimisum Family - Gimisum Dungeon
-Gimisum Family - Tha Hoodway I
-Skimask Troopaz - Underground Tape
-Big Hill - Management
-Darkside Click - We So Corrupt
-DJ Paul Vol 12 Pt 1 & Pt 2
The children of the corn album is the creepiest iv heard as there's a track on it that just feels wrong to listen to it's like a funeral tune
If it feels wrong, it probably is
@@Siziusmopul O0O0OO SO DEEEP
Which track is it
Its literally like the nerdiest shit though.. Children of the Corn The Single sounds like some GBA horror game music with a nerd freestyling over it
Which track?
5:00 The Paul is dead thing, my buddy and I one night were laughing at the videos about how Paul was replaced.
Then one video popped up "Proof Paul died and was REPLACED" or some shit, Video started with a picture of Paul and then it slowly morhped into Yoda.
Watch the documentary "Paul McCartney is Really Dead." There's hours of audio of George Harrison explaining exactly how they replaced him because MI6 made him. It's super interesting, the tapes have been authenticated
@@PeteMunchel-sn9ff that was all fake dude.... it was made up. It's looooooooooooooong been known about that being faked lol
@@PeteMunchel-sn9ff PS it's always been labeled under MOCKumentary, not DOCumentary
@@DrMurdercock iamaphoney's "The Winged Beatle" video on the other hand, which seems to be implying Paul was actually an occultist, is much more legit, and a very interesting watch.
Just saying...
@@aaronmerrill4730 I will scope it out just because im into t hat kind of shit.
People also don't realize that The Beatles would hear these rumors, and since they would spend alot of time sitting around the studio working, they would feed into them. The BEatles invented the ARG as well as almost everything else it seems. lol Appreciate you telling about the video, id not heard of that one
Making art that expresses your disturbing part of your imagination can be beautiful in its own right. And like the video explains it’s also a healthy coping mechanism to let out your stress, worries, doubts, and insecurities. It’s all fun and games to say these albums are cursed. If anything it’s more of a fan’s way of selling you their favorite albums in the sub genre most rap or just music fans would miss out on. All of this is nothing more than us adults basically telling each other a spooky campfire tale.
TELL EM
Talmbout cursed like get that nerdy shit outta here this is art at its finest
Mfs not from Memphis talking bout shit like this .
@@Navagenetics Something can be two things at the same time lol
And even if you don't believe in "curses" and think that shit is dumb, there are some people out there who take those things very seriously.
In some cases serious enough to kill for.
Look up the case of the occultist narcos. They believed human sacrifices and evil rituals would literally make them invisible to the law... so they actually went out and did it!
Spoiler alert -- they were not, in fact, invisible to the law.
Either that or Johnny Law was doing more blood rituals than the narcos were...
🤣
@aaronmerrill4730 or they were just Christians so the satanic spells didn't work lol
I can only imagine what Memphis Halloween parties in 95 were like lol
Even up till like 2012 shit was insane can’t imagine the 90s! Especially at the skating rinks or liberty land
@@ShaggyRax its goin down!
Had some copyright difficulties wth the end of this video, so that's why it's all deep fried and shit. Hope you enjoyed this video, have a happy halloween, and as promised here's the tracklist:
1. Dark World - Yume Nikki
2. Heaven’s Night - Silent Hill 2
3. Playa Hataz - Three Six Mafia
4. I’m so Hi - Three Six Mafia
5. In The Dark - Children of the Corn
6. Results - Silent Hill 1
7. Meeting Cybil - Silent Hill 1
8. Lake Corridor - Yume Nikki
9. The Place I’ll Return to Someday - Final Fantasy IX
10. Snow World - Yume Nikki
11. Lurking in the Darkness - Final Fantasy VII
12. (ALL THE MEMPHIS RAP SIGIL SONGS/FIND THEM YOURSELF)
13. Cybil Returns - SIlent Hill 1
14. Sermon - SIlent Hill 1
15. Threed, Zombie Central - EarthBound
16. Noone Love You - Silent Hill 2
17. Sweet Robbery - Three Six Mafia
18. You Can’t Play No Playa - Shawty Pimp
19. Crewzin’ - Player 1 & Bloody Bones
20. Grab My Mask - Graveyard Productions
21. Giygas Theme - Earthbound
More three 6 mafia videos please
Three six mafia is so ahead of its time damn how do they even make songs like that in the early 90s?
I love the editing you did for the songs man, seriously can tell you put hella effort into it genuinely wish you made full on fan music videos with some of those horror core clips
Checked out that H.O.H. record thanks to this video. Holy hell it goes haaaaaard. Thank you for making this. 🙏 Awesome job!
11:03 An 8-track tape is a type of audio tape cartridge. I think he got confused as 8 tracks are often referenced in music and the forum commenter probably used it as a name for the cassette. I don't think he meant that there were literally 8 tracks.
This is incredibly well researched. Thank you.
incredibly well researched and assembled into an entertaining video.
You had great narration and I thank you for this music history documentary!
love memphis
its dangerous. but its such a historical and beautiful city
This video is so good thx so much for taking the time for making it. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Bruh Tommy wright produced for lil Ramsey, he was just good at being a DJ
Exactly this sigil shi is so dumb
amazing video never seen your channel before.
i’m a HUGE fan of all things horror movies books you name it.
but Memphis 90’s horrorcore i’ve always loved front to back.
when i found Mystic Stylez i never looked back.
Children Of The Corn / Graveyard Productions is my fav though.
it was absolutely insane listening to Devil Shit as i never heard a female rap like that.
let alone a teenager come to find out mike mike she was 17 around the time of release.
Yo this is one of my favorite urban legends, stoked to see someone did a deep dive on it.
Remember that "4 corners" may also refer to the mystical and occult story of Robert les Johnson, the blues guitarist of the 1930s, who sold his soul to the devil at a famous 4-corner crossroads in exchange for the talent and fame we already know. this pact with the devil got the better of him and he disappeared at the age of 27 in strange circumstances, making him the first victim of the 27 club and one of the first mystical legends of music and all the mysteries that hover around this club.
thank's for vidéo great job
comment from France
cheers
I recall those days. Spiritual warfare
Ephesians 6:10-18
We was worshiping satan and didnt even know it. Lucifer is very sneaky n cleaver
But……
Jesus is King. Repentance is key. With God all things are possible. Time to make real Jesus music. And I’m not talking about the Jesus on Dec 25th, halloween worldly celebrating Jesus etc🗡️
Ecclesiastes 12:13
HolySpirit take Over 🔥
Courage & Peace
God bless
Btw respect on ya video. Better stay praying every second
Free will
Amen. I see clearly now how the adversary snuck into my youth via music.
I love the tales from the hood clips you put in. Super Underrated movie
In an interview, DJ Paul talked about how him and Lord Infamous had a book of witchcraft and occult spells and they did the rituals as teens
lord infamous talks about it too in an interview with dj vlad. They were doin actual rituals and shit.
Koopsta Knicca also was pretty open about his Satanic Beliefs and corroborates much of what they claim
I got my first dubbed tape of 3-6 mafia in the mid 90s and thought it was darker than any metal bands I had heard. Those beats had everyone hypnotized.
I swear smaller content creators put more work and effort; make less generic, clickbaitie or formulaic videos; are more creative and make better content than bigger content creators e.g. Penguinz0, Sunnyv2, Mr. Breast, and Tuv. I just hate how videos like these get less attending but poorly researched, generic/ clickbait videos with flashy editing like tuv's dominate this site.
I feel like mainstream shit sucks in general when it comes to most things. Hipsters were right
Look at who spends the most time on youtube : kids. Kids are more gullible, fall into trends and get clickbaited easier. Is almost impossible to defeat kids and teenage girls preferences in a popularity race. They're online TOO MUCH and whatever they attach themselves to they shoot up the algorithm.
Yeah penguinz0 is the most overrated shit
I Cant standdddd Tuv he just recently uploaded a video kinda talking about this
@@ThePigsmasherthat’s why they gate kept. Gatekeeping has its downsides but it help preserve the integrity and quality of content.
The imagination all these old artists had were amazing. I love the descriptiveness of each lyc put out. Its horrific but the artistry is absolute pure art. These guys were all ahead of their time.
great video bro,cheers for the upload
i dont claim this negative energy, im a child of god and jesus, amen. but music slap, no notes
I make this dude claim all the negative energy
This vid is actually the reason why 19 Tini 5 is my favorite sigil out of all of them
It was recommended to me multiple times a few months ago and I never really paid attention to it until I watched this video, I heard Ana make da world go round in this video and decided to listen to it.
very well researched
This is the only good video on memphis rap I’ve seen on the internet. Bravo.
Memphis is known for Hoodoo (not confused with Voudou). It is the 2nd largest city in North America that makes Voudou paraphernalia. There’s even a store that sold these products on Beale Street, cray cray. There’s definitely a dark cloud 🌧 over my city!!!
hoodoo and voudou are the same thing, it's a linguistic shift responsible for the different pronunciation. It's like how the word water used to have a V sound, but we lost it and it became softer, Water. This goes even further in Germany, where they've also lost the T sound and now it's Wasser, but kept the V.
Fuck memphis
Is hoodoo not Caribbean and voodoo African
@@leewightman8619 i think you'll find its proper name is Voudon :)
@@leewightman8619hoodoo is not Caribbean it’s black American
10/10 vid man, u earned my sub
What a great research and a great video.
I saw under the Kanye west GITD tour unseen footage video in the comment section that your working on a video on Kanye west glow in the dark tour will you cover the tour in bonnaroo ?
Wonderful and informative essay
By the way forgot to mention how cool i thought it was that you used the silent hill cafe soundtrack for this video
i dont think tommy wright is a dark wizard like has anyone seen that video of him in his car complaining about how he doesnt understand automatic blow dryers in bathrooms cuz they didnt have them in prison its such a good video
this gon be fire i can feel it
I fell down the Memphis underground rap music rabbit hole back in 2008. lil ramsey's "Losin My Mind" was absolute fire. didnt know he sampled R. Kelly till years later as I wasnt into r&b or exposed to much as youngin.
Whats the beat playing at 42:03? 🔥🔥🔥 Damn 🎧
32:33 this beat is somehow so pretty and creepy at the same time
I fell down the underground memphis tape rabbit hole over 15 years ago I'm 30 now and have collected nearly everything from there but still find more. Most of the memphis tapes and albums can be downloaded for free on archive
same here bro
@@coshyno I run a channel now that specialises in it, do all sorts of mixes alot of menphis ones
@@jwithington9347i just subbed
@@jwithington9347
great breakdown bro
Okay, after finishing the vid, a few final thoughts (last post, i swear lol)
1- The Tinimaine album very much sounds like he was influenced by Bone Thugs...
And i gotta say, not only is E 1999 Eternal among the best rap albums of the 90s, it's got some of the baddest spooky beats I've heard. Especially for a mainstream record. The production is off the hook... so way more polished and pretty much opposite of low fi... but some of them really ride the line between maintaining a funky beat and making it atmospheric and creepy. Just saying.
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2- Putting master tapes into a pentagram or pyramid to charge them with occult power (or "possess" them with spirits) is actually part of a VERY old conspiracy theory that's been going around longer than the Internet.
There's this cheistian guy who made a tape... claims he used to work at one of the big record companies, and that they're all satanists, and this is what they do with each finished album before release.
It absolutely reeks of Christian cultural paranoia, but as a spooky story it's kinda cool i guess lol
You can still find copies of this super old recording on TH-cam.
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3- The memphis pyramid and the Egyptian stuff...
Oh boy I'm almost reluctant to even bring this part up cuz i can barely do it justice here...
But theres a conspiracy theory that says either Egyptians used to be in America at one point, or the culture that lived in ancient America was essentially Atlantis, and that after a cataclysm they went on to populate the rest of the world, including Egypt... hence why there are various connections between the US and Egypt.
There's also a particular school of this theory that says america was the true "old world" and that History was actually manipulated to place some of those events in the middle east instead of here...
(This last one actually comes from a book written by a Freemason, for other Masons... but is now available online )
With a few different flavors to choose from, and elements ranging from the Mississippi valley to the grand canyon, to the Mayans, to the Egyptians, and Hindus, and on... this is a DEEP conspiracy rabbit hole.
Most flavors of this theory also assert that a lot of black people were in America before slavery, and that they may represent one of the lost tribes of Israel...
(Some seem to say they're the only real Hebrews... and it gets a little controversial and occasionally supremacist from there... but that's only part of the movement.
And yes, this conspiracy theory is so deep it's actually literally spawned some modern religious groups... lol)
Anyway, it also relates to the ancient "mound builder" cultures of that area.
Some people believe the mound builders were ancient giants.
(And giant skeletons have been found, and repeatedly covered up, by the Smithsonian)
Some people believe these giants were "nephilim" or basically the descendants of an interbreeding between humans and fallen angels, or "the sons of God"
. . and giant bones have been found in some of the excavated mounds.
I think i saw something in a video, about how that Memphis pyramid is on or right near where they actually tore down one of these ancient sacred burial sites (of gigantic maybe-half-angel people).
So that may be sitting on, or right near, an ancient Indian/angel graveyard. lol
Anyway if you want to dive down this rabbit hole, the channel UB TV has a great series called "America is Egypt" where he lays a lot of this out, and the other channel I'd recommend is Kurimeo Ahau... who has many many hours of vids that go real deep, and some pretty good topical playlists.
So yeah, I'm not surprised that place is spooky / haunted. lol
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4- "some say you need the actual tapes"
From an occult perspective i don't think this would be necessary. However, tape is made using electromagnetism... and that's a pretty powerful force that's allegedly (potentially) behind various occult or paranormal phenomenon.
Sound vibrations themselves are probably more powerful on an occult level... but i wouldn't dismiss the idea that magnetic impulses could be used somehow...
But ultimately i don't think it's necessary for the kind of thing i was talking about before...
🤷
great breakdown thanks.
If I'm correct," 4 corners" is an actual gang/street organization (4CH/4 Corner Hustlers)
damn, i played for a football team called 4 corners, lol
@@freyasworn2600 😂 You were thugging it, my friend!
But has nothing to do with Memphis. That’s Chicago
@BiggCeex I'm not too informed on that crew. I've heard they are VL, which I've also heard Tommy Wright is as well.
Yea they are deep in Chicago.
fuck i think maybe i should smoke some weed before i watch this
ITS KOOPSTA NEEKA NOT KUHNICCA!!!I respect the research but this is a reach I love that the old Memphis sound is finally getting the respect it deserves Tho
yesss because kuhnicca sounds like krool from donkey kong or k'nuckles from flapjack 💀💀💀
Whoever made this video is a white boy
@@linashell2696 Do you genuinely believe this man is actually going to say anything remotely close to the n word?
great video !
9:14 how is that the simplest way of explaining it? What are the similarities between a sigil and a Voodoo doll?
You're using energy to place it into an object to affect reality, it can be good energy or bad energy.
Great dive into the Memphis Rap Sigils, I didn't even know the name of my most favorite music genre. 8 just thought it was Memphis 90's music.
Sadly if you mention the term horror core it’s usually just associated with the insane clown posse, twizted, and their associated acts
Children of the corn evil interlude is my personal favorite
whats the name of the best on the truth part
Everything you hear today is so heavily influenced by Memphis rap from the 90/00s. They pioneered proto horrorcore
“Youngstas onna come up -Lil Yo“ was a pretty dope Memphis project too
this seems hella interesting 🤔
A few years ago I went on a nostalgia trip, and listened to the the music, mostly rap, from my early teen years. I had completely forgot how dark a lot of 90s rap was. Don't remember where I got it from, but i had a Dayton Family tape that I played every day. Whole shit was about twisting your mind with drugs, and killing folks.
the 8 sigils mentioned are:
10 wanted men - dead or alive
children of the corn - the single
manic - the world of a paycho
lil ramsey - goin undercover
house of hell - living in a casket
niggas of destruction - niggas of destruction
mr.tinimaine - 19 tini 5
psycho - the return of psycho
with mentions of koopster knicca and nigga creep
just in case people wanted to start a collection
Bro, thank you. Finally someone shows understanding of the ethnomusicology concept, and does not brings the topic to a dramatized, exaggerated tone. For years this been a fight of mine.
can someone make a list of of the movies he added please (,:
The single is one of my favorite memphis tapes of all time, only topped by mystic styles and ashes 2 ashes, dust 2 dust.
I'm losing it at "rap with your buddies over the murder beat"
Did you notice that the song N*ggaz of Destruction has the same exact beat as Losin' My Mind by Lil Ramsey, just without the R. Kelly sample
I have always loved children of the corn deep into the woods is my favorite song
So there's a track by an artist named Kenny Mason called Black Heart and I just realized they sampled that vocal part from Four Corners PT. 3 crazy
Does anybody know what horror movies he used in the vid? I wanna watch them
same also wdp bru
Hellraiser
Halloween III
Event Horizon
The Exorcist
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse
Some Nightmare on Elm Street (not sure which)
Creepshow
Children of the Corn
Candyman
Leprechaun
The anime is also horror-ish, pretty sure it's Wicked City, if not it's something else by Yoshiki Kawajiri
And the vhs covers for the Faces of Death franchise (not exactly snuff as stated in the video, but close enough I guess)
These are the ones I remember off the top of my head.
@@pedroraia2814 holy shit thank you
23:10 he didn't steal it because it was already stolen from the Isley Brothers Footsteps in the Dark so its a Sample Dj Paul Lord Infamous and Skinny Pimp sample it too
And also it wasn’t stolen cuz it’s literally just the same song on a different tape
@@plexxarbiitch yeah
what's the song at 00:30 ?
i played children of the corn on halloween i didnt even know lol
This is an interesting video 4 sure. But I'm from Memphis & this is just 4chan conspiracy ish. No disrespect to the content creator. 1st of all, West Memphis 3 absolutely did not listen 2 rap. They were heavy metal fans. It's silly now but back at that time those boys were murdered, satanic panic was a thing everywhere. Damien also had long hair, listened to heavy metal, wore black, & probably most overlooked, he had a history of serious mental disturbances. That's all that was needed 2 convince people back then. Media loves 2 push scary narratives. I'm not getting into whether I believe they are innocent or not. But I'm just stating facts. The main issue is incompetent investigators who were out of their league & the education level of that particular area.
The only other thing I want to say is that there is a dark aura in certain areas in Memphis. If you are from here & didn't grow up in privileged rich white sections, you know what I mean. This is what influenced the music that came from here. The music is so genius & ahead of it's time, people just can't give the credit to the artists as they deserve, especially considering the limited resources which ironically elevated the sound. People think it just has to be something else because it truly is special & has changed the genre. And has an influence in all rap, hip hop, phonk, trap, crunk, etc. that we have today. The darkness in the music is the result of white supremacy & oppression that continues to this day. Which is no less demonic btw. If you pay attention, the violence has been in the most impoverished areas until it eventually spread everywhere through the city. Which is now suddenly a problem. No one wants to hear the truth though because it isn't as sensational.
Listen with ur ❤ & you can feel the artists struggle. These artists made the most influential music out there today because of their pain & struggle. Not because they made some pact with evil & therefore are evil themselves. I mean if that's what it takes to give these artists the attention they deserve it's better than nothing. I'm just sayin they deserve so much more ❤😈
***that's not what Tommy Wright meant at all by the lyrics "4 corners". If u are from here u know exactly what that means. Ur not even close about that. Tommy Wright is the 🐐
privileged rich white areas? What privilege do they have, exactly? A privilege implies something a whole lot different than something that was rightfully earned through hard work, which is available to all people. There are plenty of jobs that pay enough for a wife and kids which is all anyone needs, and a lot more.
White supremacy? What white supremacy? You clearly are young and have very little life experience. I've lived all over the united states, poor areas, nice areas, all white areas, areas where I was the only white person. And the first time I ever experienced any sort of racism was when I was living in a black area. Does this have anything to do with being black? No, but it shows your worldview is just entirely false. In reality, people just want to live their lives peacefully with their family.
The only sort of true oppression black people face in the united states is still really bad. And it's at the hands of democrats through planned parenthood genocide program. The founder of planned parenthood herself stated that its purpose is to limit the black population; a genocide with plausible deniability, because after all they are choosing to do it themselves, right? That's why pro choice is so devious. This is a political and financial elite, not a racial one. It is not white supremacy
@@AR15andGOD No you are wrong there. If you didn't grow up exposed to poverty you will never understand. Minimum wage cannot even pay rent much less enough food. If you grow up able to go to private school you have a better education plus more opportunities. This is only possible if your parents have money. Also, you can go on to any college you want. A grant isn't going to pay for tuition much less housing or anything else. I had to work full time, had an academic scholarship, a grant, & I still needed a student loan to pay for college. My family was middle class. I was able to continue to go to high school & just work part time. A lot of people I knew had to drop out & get full time jobs because they didn't have it as good as me. This is only one example of how the poverty cycle doesn't get broken. I don't know why you don't understand this except you only know what other people tell you 🤷♀️
@@edgybarbie77What privilege do white people have in Memphis? Dumb b*tch
@@AR15andGODyou’re kind of wrong
As a death core lover I enjoy raw gritty lyrics and sound
Dosia Demon 😈🔥
22:55 what movie is this
This is why i hate 4chan, its the evolution of all the dumb shit we used to believe as kids.
Love Ballin in the junky junt. "Got my son Tommy the 4th in the car seat holding real tight to the dope" Got to meet him a few years back. Cool dude
You got that Damien Echols thing way wrong but other than that this is well researched.
Dope!
50:10 the improv from the actors is great
Very cool 👍
4 corners are north memphis, south memphis, east Memphis, west Memphis
Also listen to "DJ Paul - Niggaz Dying (Queen Teneisha,Peaches)" it is some dark shit but also has a positive message it has that Geto Boyz My Mind Playing Tricks On Me beat with that DJ Paul twist to it.
bruh the 4 corners is short for a gang called the almighty four corner hustlers
What’s the movie called at 22:15??
Idk
9:04 no one refers to chaos magick as "success magick" or "results-based magick". No one. All magick is based on results, saying "results-based magick" is pointless and redundant and does not indicate any specific type of magickal practice.
The screams they used on children of the corns the single comes from a Disneyland Halloween record from 1964
20:54 "red spandex as the carpet" do you know what spandex is? It isn't what that carpet is made of, that's for sure. It doesn't even look like spandex, where did you get that from?
The originator of Horror rap is Esham. He is from Detroit. Esham and three six Mafia have worked together countless times.
U gotta do dungeon rap
much dope
Children of the corn the final chapter
Bro said koopsta Kuh nicca like the kain't silent
🐶
Rest In Peace Lil Ramsey 💔💔💔💔
What’s the sample at 9:56???
Yume Nikki ost
1:05 silent hill 2?
I Love Psycho, Children Of The Corn and Tinimaine thanks for making this video had no idea about the sigil lore Tommy Wright and Ten Wanted Man go hard too and Koopsta Knicca is the goat fr
1:59 beat?
Playa hataz - three 6 mafia
Thx !
12:46The K is silent (Knicca).
This made me listen to memphis rap
44:50 love the history, life origin