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>>139769777
>>139769777


I work in music production and actively work with new artists in the rap scene and the metal sub-scenes. This was an obvious intersection of styles if you look back even further to European EBM and Industrial of the late 90s and early 2000s. You have the rising of a crowd that has been disillusioned by the (((controlled))) rap narrative. If anything what you are implying is the exact opposite of what is happening. Most labels won't touch these aggressive white rappers because they aren't easy to control like the blacks.

This new white rap scene has been growing since around 2009 but because of the emergence and popularization of soundcloud as a platform has actually been able to evolve more in the past 3 years then any other genre.

The occult connections you see are the white rappers expressing their beliefs and fears in the same way that the blacks rapped about existing institutions (da police). It is more abstract and because of that brainlets immediately label it as demonic.

Fun tidbit. Lyor is not what he is made out to be, met him 3 years ago at an event for Tommy Boy Records celebrating a birthday of one of the execs there. The dude only cares about how much money the shuck and jive monkeys can make him.