Recent claims by 607 UNC are the latest addition to the complex and controversial web of theories and speculation about the Illuminati
In the ever-evolving world of hip-hop, conspiracy theories have always found a way to seep into the narratives surrounding artists and their success. The Illuminati which is a mysterious secret society often linked to rumors of control over the entertainment industry has been a recurring theme in these narratives.
Who is rapper 607 Unc who claimed he sacrificed his own son to escape the Illuminati
ST. LOUIS RAPPER 607 UNC CLAIMS HE ESCAPED ILLUMINATI BY ‘SACRIFICING’ HIS SON.
“I’m the first person to leave,” he said with a wad of cash in his hand. “I made the ultimate sacrifice and I got out the Illuminati. I’m the first person that can speak about it. pic.twitter.com/k5bMqsNYpZ
— SJMUSICGROUP (@SJ_MUSICGROUP) September 22, 2023
In a recent exclusive interview with Off The Porch, 607 Unc, a rapper from the local Houston circuit, made shocking claims about his involvement with the Illuminati and a chilling sacrifice he made to escape. These revelations have propelled him to viral internet fame and caught the attention of media entertainment publications like HIP HOP DX, HotNewHipHop, and Vlad TV. Let’s delve deeper into this story.
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During the interview with Off The Porch on September 19, 2023, 607 Unc made headlines by claiming to have been a part of the Illuminati. He even revealed that he had sacrificed his own son to escape from the clutches of this secretive organization. The rapper’s shocking statements left many viewers bewildered and questioning the authenticity of his claims.
However, it’s important to note that 607 Unc abruptly left the interview after making these statements, leaving the question of whether he was joking or serious up in the air.
History of Illuminati in Hip-Hop
607 Unc is not the first artist to make claims about the Illuminati’s influence in the music industry, particularly within hip-hop and rap genres. The connection between the Illuminati and pop culture dates back to the early 20th century.
Scholars like Elissa R. Hanken of the University of Georgia have explored the historical context of Illuminati rumors which were initially propagated by established societal orders in Bavaria to discredit the works.
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The modern incarnation of Illuminati conspiracy theories can be traced back to the works of Robert Anton Wilson and Kerry Thornley. They drew inspiration from the parodical counter-culture text known as Principia Discordia. Their aim was to spread misinformation and bring chaos back into society.
They found a platform for their ideas through their access to Playboy Magazine where Wilson worked. Over time, these conspiracy theories infiltrated popular culture and found their way into the world of music.
From British band The KLF to prominent figures like Jay Z and Beyonce, the Illuminati conspiracy theories have been a recurring theme in the lyrics, imagery, and narratives of various artists.
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