This needs to be released officially

Peace King

Great things He hath done

In 2070 they still gon be waiting for him to drop.....

🔥🔥🔥🔥

*if you're here in the year 2024, tell people to listen to Jay Electronica and seek Jesus.*

They may already be...

It's been that long....

Righhttttttt “lies can’t conceal me my eyes pour water out my tear ducks to heal me”

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You should state your reason why! I agree with you, but it’s way better then the vague assumed misunderstanding of others

@@brandenbauer8942 There's no reason for me, its the feeling you get from the music. Interdimensional

Facts.Perfect voice perfect lyrics perfect choice of beats

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Agreed, I get it

Everything is obeying the plan of almighty God the best of planners Alhamdulillah

lol 😂

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mos def , back thought , ghostface , doom ?😆 they all go hard , but i get you , my favorite rappers are muslims and i'm not

1:35 He says Jesus is clothed in sin?

@@csar07.He takes humanity's sin onto him ie being clothed in sin (of humanity).

@@Whocares987 Ah thank you 👍

@@csar07. God bless brother. Jesus loves you and is waiting for you.

@@csar07. I'm not interested in what he says. Jesus is the holy Lord and I'm praising him

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It was a song he never finished for the album with him and Hov. He released it on IG

Haha why?

whats the original song ?>

@@ryanlarose8896 Bloom, piano version solo

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Jesus called everyone what they are... he called the synagogue of satan accordingly as he did everyone else

Zionism is different from Jewish

That’s an opinion and a conceptual ideology that you got from another human being that you don’t even know. Relax.

@@ComradeTrav Actually, your response is truly an opinion founded in your pre-developed false-beliefs and opposition towards Jesus Christ. This means that your emotions are involved and catered to your response, which evidently lacks any proof of study done on your part, to know what my initial comment indicated. Your response also lacks any proof, but you only make claims. Nevertheless, I do appreciate your comment because it represents the common swiftness and sediment of many people who don't believe in Jesus Christ. So, to that I say, please go study to know who Jesus Christ truly is. The world knows and acknowledges Him - there no need for you to deny what is already known. The world hates Him, that is why there is a constant war against Him and all-things associated. Take care, Trav.

@@preeordained it’s always fascinating when people such as yourself try to argue that non-Christians came to their conclusions based on emotion when that is ALL you have to go by. You came to your conclusion solely based on a belief, hope, or indoctrination that you can somehow live eternally if you abide by the concepts given to you by men you have never met, and also men who never even met the Jesus who you worship. One thing that I can prove is that Jesus never documented his own narrative, and if he did indeed walk the Earth he provided a noble example, that so many of his “followers” seem to be incapable of coming close to replicating. You stated that “the world knows him” as if the popularity of a religion which spread largely due to colonialism, enslavement, commerce, and western hegemony somehow affirms it as factual, but then you followed that up by stating that the world also “hates him which is why there is constant war against him and all things associated”. This sounds contradictory if not just an unfounded and meaningless assertion. The fact is that the world doesn’t know him anymore than someone who has read a biography of any deceased person that they have never met or even spoken to in physical form. Me reading a biography of MLK or Malcolm X does not mean that I know them, it simply means that I know of them through the words written about them by someone else. People who believe in Christianity or most of the world’s other religions simply do so because they are attracted to a conceptual framework that offers them the hope of realizing universal justice, and a psychological tool to help them cope with the uncertainties of life, the after life, and loss. Many of the religious text also highlight admirable principles that could potentially help aid someone’s humanity if applied. I can respect all of this, in both theory and in practice however none of that proves that Jesus Christ is our exclusive savior or that your religion is superior or any more valid than any of the other ones, nor does it disprove my initial response to your comment.

@@ComradeTrav Okay. Trav, your response reflects that of your first response - opinionated. In response to your second paragraph, believers do struggle with realizing the importance of being healed and delivered in Jesus name, and that is why we repent, not just verbally but action-wise. In response to your third paragraph.There are written documents and proof of Christ's existence. I am never referring to the European depicted "jesus christ", but the True Christ, whose Hebrew name is Yashua. There's no contradiction in what I wrote. The world leaders, ancient and current, knows HE exist and is the Savior for those who believe. Whether you have studied to know this is on you. Your last two paragraphs are just..... Come on man. You have to realize your own hypocrisy. You never asked what I believe in so you, like many other non-believers and bashers, assumed it was Christianity, because I speak of Jesus Christ. You can't converse like that, Trav. You don't know all the reasons as to why people believe in Him, nor the things that happened in our lives where He saved us, and because you don't have a relationship with Him, you take on anti-christ/new age verbiage and claim its because of universal justice and so on. Listen, please, I am not going to argue with you because I know we have two different experiences, but you decided to attempt to attack me based on your beliefs that are founded on what you've digested from others, and your own understanding, but its just that - your own understanding man. You are playing the fence to embrace concepts of multiple religions. I don't. I am not open to other religions or their texts, because I know they don't embrace Christ but oppose Him and us. This is known spiritually, historically and physically. You don't know this, just based on your last couple of sentences, so my man, you really have to change your approach and ask people why they have their stance and faith, and not try to enforce your all-inclusive mindset. We solid in Christ over here, for reasons beyond your understanding. I stand with Christ for reasons you've neglected to know because you chose to respond in the opposing manner you chose. Your understanding and approach will prolong your will of being ignorant and secluded in your self-justification, and dependent on your own summation of "knowledge", which is deceiving you, Trav. Go ahead and ask me why I believe and why I responded initially. Don't tell me what you think I believe in, because then, you have already hindered your ability to understand and have a conversation, and then we go back and fourth, but I will not argue with you. You don't know why Jesus Christ is real and our Savior - ask to know. Don't say you "respect all of this" but then proceed to attack the belief of Christ - see your hypocrisy there? So, I conclude with this - Jesus Christ is Savior. He is the reason why you live and breath. When the spiritual attacks come your way, and you are made aware of it, remember to call on the name of Jesus and watch what He does for you. Give Him a try.

​@@ComradeTrav Excellent response and I am a Muslim. The problem with many religious folk is that they too often present their religiosity as "fact" instead of perspective. My own personal struggle even with my own faith seeks to rectify that concept, and I am an extremely well-read person. I see the hyporcisy, not in religion per se, but in religious adherents. And I also see the hypocrisy of secularism/secular ideals and idealists as well. The human being is in a tug of war between fear and imbalance - which is expressed in the lives and practices of religious folk and secularists. May The Creator guide us all.