Music - New Releases

Two newies to get ya through the weekend.
We also got some classic restocks and newish stuff including Madlib Medicine Show #1 - 4.
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UPDATE: DJ Premier, The Beatnuts & Masta Ace & EDO G LIVE in Wellington


First up is the incredible DJ Premier with MC Nick Javas, Weds, 9th June, 2010

DOORS OPEN 8PM SET TIMES AND SUPPORT ACTS TBC TICKETS ON SALE FROM MOSHITIX.CO.NZ AND REAL GROOVY Tix $45+bf from http://www.undertheradar.co.nz/utr/tickets/ID/992/DJ-Premier.utr


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Tickets are $48

and a little later in the month...

Party and Bullshit ft The Beatnuts

Ddog, Kava, Marek

Guest DJ spot from Jaz and
Temple Jones on the mic

Thursday 17th June, San Francisco Bathhouse



http://increasethegrease.blogspot.com/2010/04/party-n-bullshit-featuring-beatnuts.html



Tickets are $40



and then the night after that...



Masta Ace & ED OG

at Sandwiches, June 19th

www.sandwiches.co.nz


Tickets are ONLY $20 presales...

I don't think Wellington has EVER been so spoiled for choice in one month...it blows my mind and it will my bank account...lol
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The Crazies: Truth About Celebrity Hiatus

 Lauryn Hill
Many people wonder what happened to this soulful songbird.  At the top of her career, it seems as if she just vanished without a trace.  Only making one album her entire career, an album that went 30x platnium (exceeding diamond status) with a tour that pushed her fame into legendary stardom.  So what makes someone as talented as her leave the industry with the type of success that she had?  I believe that Lauryn Hill was involved deeply within the occult at one point of her career.  Then somehow she managed to escape the bondage that the satanic occult had on her, convert her life to Christianity, and now she lives at home peacefully with her husband and 5 children.  But why believe me?  I rather just let her tell it...



(double-click for the rest of her performances)

These songs are from Lauryn Hill's performance for MTV's Unplugged in 2002.  The subject matter of these records were very revealing of the evil that plagues the industry.  Because of her star status, they refused to let her release these songs as an album and even threatened her not to performed them.  After she ignored the threats and did the piece for MTV's Unplugged,  the "forces of the occult" then tried to destroy her name and labeled her as crazy.  Hill tried to dis-spell the crazy rumors during her live appearance on Dave Chapelle's Block Party in 2007, by saying "y'all wanna know where I've been at?  That, right there is where I've been..." as she points to her children and husband on stage.  Even her old Fugee group member Wyclef joined in on the sullying of her reputation stating in an interview, "I felt sorry for her, because I think she needs psychiatric help. I felt like she's bipolar. You can't get angry with someone who's sick."

 Stay crazy Lauryn....


 Dave Chappelle 
Many people wonder what happened to this modern day Richard Prior.  At the top of his career,  reports flooded the internet of Chappelle moving to Africa.  Just finishing up season three of his critically acclaimed Chappelle's Show which gave him a contract bonus of $55 million to continue on with the show for another two years.  With season 2 selling over 3 million copies worldwide, making it the number one selling television show on DVD to date.  So what makes someone as talented as him leave the industry with the type of success he had?  I believed that Dave was offered to be apart of the occult in return for his show reaching an even greater success than it had seen.  However, once he realized what type of deal he had made, I believed he had tried to get out of it, which resulted in his impromptu leave to Africa.  Now, Dave Chappelle is currently living on his private farm with his wife and two children. But why believe me? I rather just let him tell you....

 


 
(double-click for rest of the interview)  

In 2008, Dave returned to the U.S. and made a public television appearance on Inside The Actor's Studio with James Lipton explaining the truth of how he was not crazy and that he merely was subjected to the evil workings in the industry.  Much like Lauryn, Dave's name was tarnished as the media tried to make him appear crazy.  There were even reports that Dave was institutionalized into an insane asylum.  Yet, Chappelle has repeatedly tried to defuse these rumors as false and has even subtly tried to expose the occult within the industry (watch video below).


 Stay crazy Dave.....

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Paul Mooney Exposes Hollywood's Devil Worship

Probably one of my favorite comedians next to Dave Chappelle, Paul Mooney, was on the Monique Show a few weeks ago and revealed a secret that we've already knew for quite some time: "There's a bunch of devil worshippers in Hollywood".  What some people may not know is that Paul Mooney has been in the industry for generations, producing some of our most favorite shows.  So this is not some marginally famous actor or singer making these accusations.  This is one individual who would know.  During the show, Mooney even professes his faith as a Baptist and also acknowledges the fact that there are many rappers involved in the occult too (again knowledge most of us have already fully grasped).  What I want you to watch for in the video, however, is Monique's reaction to Mooney's claims.  She seems to be playing very innocent as if she has never heard this rumor before and then QUICKLY changes the subject.  (Start watching at the 10:25 mark)


Now are you ready for the wierd part?

Monique's personal drummer for her show is a guy by the name of Lil' John Roberts.  Roberts is a professional drummer for many singers (Jamie Foxx, Janet Jackson, etc) and is also the husband of singer Jill Scott.  Well there have been allegations that Roberts is a satanist.  Even though he neither confirms nor denies such allegations, he does state that he believes in a "God" and when asked of his success he has stated, "dont think that any of you out there made any of your accomplishments by yourself, you had some help from a higher power!" Here are a few pictures of Roberts throwing up some of the common occult symbols:

Roberts throwing up the "devil horns"

Roberts with inverted stars tattooed on his hands

Again throwing up the "devil horns"

I wonder if Monique is aware of the rumors floating around about the drummer on her show.  My guess is that she would probably take the same innocence road as with Paul Mooney.  It's mind boggling to even think just how many people are involved in this satanic worship.  I got a feeling we will know soon enough.

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Nicolas Cage's Masonic Resting Place

According to many news reports, star of the occult Disney movie National Treasure, Nicolas Cage has just purchased a 9 foot tall pyramid shaped tomb for him to be buried in when he dies.  The pyramid is located in a New Orleans cemetery.  What makes this story even more odd is that Cage has been in a lot of financial troubles lately, reportedly owing over $14 million dollars in back taxes.  Now, I could give a lot of theories as to why Cage would do something so strange as to buy a 9ft tall pyramid for him to spend eternity in, but I'll just let your imaginations run wild on this one.



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Occult Symbolism: Soulja Boy's "Third Eye" Video

Don't think because I'm doing a post on Soulja Boy mean I am a fan of his music.  But I heard from a friend of mine that this song surfaced a few days ago.  Looks like the occult has gotten to the more autistic side of the rap game. Talk. about. blatent.
   
Notice Soulja throwing up the "3 sixes" hand gesture over his eye
(3:49 mark)

UPDATE: I realized that some of you may not know the connection between the "third eye" philosophy and the satanic occult.  So I will take the time to briefly explain its relation:

In her book Races With The Third Eye, Occult/New Age leader, Helena Balavatsky spoke about the teachings of the third eye, where she believed that the "third eye" was a dormant pineal gland between the two hemispheres of the brain.  She also believed that the people who had this gland were an elite race that possessed supernatural powers. However, Balavatsky's teachings were also quite satanic in nature (watch video below for further explanation):


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Gifted Unlimited Rhymes Universal

Keith "Guru" Elam Tribute Mix by Dj Premier Blog Radio on Mixcloud


or

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Tracklist :

  1. Gang Starr – Betrayal (Feat. Scarface)
  2. Gang Starr – Intro (The First Step)
  3. Gang Starr – Execution Of A Chump (No More Mr. Nice Guy Pt. 2)
  4. Gang Starr – Name Tag (Premier & The Guru)
  5. Gang Starr – Speak Ya Clout (Feat. Jeru the Damaja & Lil Dap)
  6. Gang Starr – Peace Of Mine
  7. Gang Starr – Eulogy
  8. Gang Starr – Royalty (Feat. K-Ci & JoJo)
  9. Gang Starr – Daily Operation (Intro)
  10. Gang Starr – In This Life… (Feat. Snoop Dogg & Uncle Reo)
  11. Gang Starr – Above The Clouds (Feat. Inspectah Deck)
  12. Gang Starr – The Planet
  13. Gang Starr – Daily Operation (Intro)
  14. Gang Starr – Next Time
  15. Gang Starr – 93 Interlude (Unreleased Moment Of Truth Interlude)
  16. Gang Starr – The Militia II (Feat. Rakim & WC)
  17. Gang Starr – Intro (HQ, Goo, Panch)
  18. Heavy D. – A Buncha Niggas (Feat. The Notorious B.I.G., Busta Rhymes, Guru, Rob-O & Third Eye)
  19. M.O.P. – Salute Part II (Feat. Guru)
  20. D&D Allstars – Hot Shit (Feat. Big Daddy Kane, Sadat X, Guru & Greg Nice)
  21. Gang Starr – PLAYTAWIN
  22. Gang Starr – Soliloquy Of Chaos
  23. Group Home – The Legacy (Feat. Guru)
  24. Gang Starr – Conspiracy
  25. Gang Starr – Stay Tuned
  26. Gang Starr – Zonin’

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Jay-Z & The All Black Cult (Pt. 1)

As coined from Jay-Z's infamous "Illuminati accusations" video, his network of music artists that he has recruited into the occult has been dubbed the "All Black Cult".  Now, as they laugh at the ignorance of the public in the interview, of course the name Jay-Z fabricated was obviously a joke.  What is not a joke, however, is their believed involvement with the satanic occult.  Although Jay-Z has indeed "recruited" many young artists to the "darkside" of the ROC in the past, I will only be analyzing those that joined him on his latest tour for his BP3 album: new Roc Nation lyricist J. Cole, the returning (no longer Young) Jeezy, DC's newcomer Wale, Pharrell's N.E.R.D, and everybody's favorite "pantie dropper" Trey Songz.  Yes, I know what your thinking..."all these artist can't possibly be involved in this".  Well I will carefully examine each individual artist and their music, and I will let you be the judge.

First, I want to briefly look at Jay-Z's odd requirements for the artists on the tour.  Every artist was required to wear "all black" clothing for most public appearances and every show until the tour was over.  This, I believe was a form of initiation rights for the new artists (i.e. Wale & J. Cole) and an pledge of allegiance to the satanic occult for the veterans (i.e. N.E.R.D. & Jay-Z).  Here are few examples of this:

Jay-Z & Young Jeezy

Trey Songz

J. Cole

Jay-Z & Wale (w/ Bun B)

Jay-Z & Swiss Beatz

Wale & J. Cole

Young Jeezy (w/ DJ Khaled)

As you can clearly see, every artist on the tour followed the "all black everything" dress-code faithfully.  (Also, you can youtube most of these artist performances, the same black clothing pattern is found.)

Artist Analysis:

Wale
Wale is an artist that I have followed and been a fan of since his success in the mixtape circuit back in '08.  His penmanship is very unique and consciously minded, something that has been absent in Hip-Hop over the years.  Wale's lyrics and actions have never really been on my "conspiracy" radar, that is, until he reached mainstream success.  The first eyebrow raiser for me was the single for his debut album called "Chillin" featuring occult queen Lady GaGa.
 
What's interesting about this song is that he recorded the song early on in his career with a Lady GaGa-less feature.  The verses were slightly different and he even performed the song frequently using the original. Then all of a sudden, she appears on the final version and the video.
Here's the video below:

Watch carefully, as it seems as though Lady GaGa is spelling out something with her body throughout the entire video behind Wale.  (Feel free to comment on what you think this might mean)

Another oddity that I have seen with Wale lately is him showing the "all seeing eye" symbolism with his pictures and/or appearances:

 This "one eye" occult trend has been seen frequently used by other "accused" satanic artists

Lady GaGa

Rihanna

Notice the shirt has the same "all seeing eye" symbolism

 Another important fact to mention is that Jay-Z has just recently signed Wale to his Roc Nation label and taken him under his wing, much like J. Cole.  Here are a few videos explaining his relationship with Jay-Z:

In this video, Wale speaks about how Jay-Z told him "something" that changed his whole outlook on the game and how he pursues his success (I wonder what that was).  Also, you can clearly see the "all seeing eye" on top of a pyramid (0:36 mark) on his shirt.

In this video, Wale speaks on how he plans to help re-build Roc-a-fella/Roc Nation as group and still keep the tradition alive. (also notice Wale now wears a Roc-a-fella chain)

On his Attention Deficit album, Rihanna is featured on the very dark and chilling song, "Contemplate".  In the song, Rihanna painfully sings, 

"Who am I living for?/ is this my limit?/ can I endure some more?/ Chances I'll give in/ Questions existing"

In Wale's second verse he takes a more spiritual side asking for help from "God" to not let him break from the lifestyle he has chose.  He even quotes famous names of stars who have committed suicide (all coincidentally were believed to be in the occult) praying that he won't end up like them.  Question is, if he is asking for help not to commit suicide from the evils of the industry (obviously he wants to remain there) then what "god" is he praying to?

"Where God at?/ I need to call Him/ my knees on the ground/ Dear Father/ don't let me break/ please make stronger/ How much longer will it linger?/ my heart is giving/ will they believe it?"

"In the viper room just me and River Phoenix/ with Courtney Love and late Washington/ with a note there and I'm thinking of reading...Heathe Ledger said the nights will be dark"   

In his song "Center of Attention", Wale further explains his views on the fame and even warns those planning to enter into it,
"See I wouldn’t wish success on my worst foe/ you see the devil is alive but he work slow/ And yea I should’ve seen the signs by my first quote/ Before you sign, you’ll be blind if you’ve been broke"

A very revealing verse from Wale, explaining the conditions of how he was pulled into the occult.  Him stating that "the devil is alive but he work slow", sounds like he was skeptical of the Devil's power or existence in the past, and that he should've "seen the signs" that the Devil was working to bring him in.  This fact is then supported by a small verse in his song ironically titled, "New Soul" where Wale raps about how he was turned into a "new" him by occult-like means.

"See they used me/ they made a new me/ and I recite it like Lucifer's looseleaf"


Young Jeezy
Self proclaimed "Best Trapper Alive", Young Jeezy, has created a very solid fanbase over the years of his career.  After his Recession album in 2008, Jeezy has been absent from the music scene lately.  Well just a few months ago, we see Jay-Z recruiting "Mr. Thug Motivation" for his Blueprint 3 tour.  Nothing wrong with that, right?  We'll generally most artists wouldn't jump on a tour unless they were promoting an album and at least had a new single or two out.  Jeezy's last album (as I stated before) was released in '08, so what does Jeezy gain from touring with Jay-Z?  A higher level of fame and stardom? Absolutely.  Again, nothing wrong with that. right? Well considering what person he's dealing with to achieve that star power, there just might be something wrong with that.  What's interesting is that Jeezy was present for the interview with Angie Martinez about Jay-Z's occult accusations.  When Angie asks if Jay believes that there's any occult organizations that exists, he responses with, "I believe their are clique's of people that control the world. Ya know, Jeezy's my man I got in Atlanta, I go down to Atlanta, I got that thing...." and after Jay-Z sarcastically calls themselves the "All Black Cult", Jeezy co-signs and says they are the "Money Gang".  Angie Martinez laughingly responds to Jeezy saying, "That's it, that's all Jeezy's in it for, the money."

So what does that mean for Young Jeezy?  Well fresh off of Jay-Z's tour, Jeezy began promoting his newest album, Thug Motivation 103.  One of his first street singles is a song called "Scared Money" featuring Lil Wayne (Beyonce will be featured on his first official single)At the beginning of the song, Young Jeezy says something intriguing:

"Flesh of my flesh, blood of my blood, Illuminati n*gga, that's what Pac would say".  
But is that what Pac said? No.  If anybody does not know about the Illuminati controversy surrounding 2Pac, Pac was a vocal advocate against the alleged secret society and many believe that was the ultimate cause of his untimely murder.  Here is song that Jeezy was trying to reference:

"KILLuminati, all through your body, blows like a 12 gauge shotty".  
2Pac actually says Killuminati, meaning "Kill The Illuminati" (He even made this his last album title before his death).  It seems as if Jeezy subtly pledged his affiliation to the occult by misquoting the infamous 2Pac quote in his song.  The subject matter of the song itself even lightly hints of occult philosophies with its hook suggesting that if your scared then you can't make money.  But what/who does Jeezy need to be afraid of in reaching that greater level of success?

In a way of re-introducing himself to the listening public, Jeezy has teamed up with DJ Don Cannon to release his highly anticipated Trap Or Die 2: By Any Means Necessary mixtape.  Again the title is another very subtle hint at what Jeezy is trying say about achieving his success, by ANY means necessary.  Now, I'm not naive, I'm aware that this is a clear ode to black activist rights leader, Malcom X  (another believed occult assassination).  Jeezy makes that even clearer with his mixtape cover:

However its not so much the cover that bothers me, but the trailer for his mixtape. After watching this clip, everything becomes so much more clear as to what "means" Jeezy has taken for his increasing fame. (Notice the image that is shown at the 0:42)


 J. Cole
New protege of Jay-Z, North Carolina representative J. Cole is being called the "Messiah of Hip-Hop" bringing back the classic lyrical elements to the rap game (and one of my favorite rappers at the moment).  Many people admire his talent and his drive to produce music with a message.  Yet, some people (like myself) are fearful of the direction that young Cole's music will take considering who his tutor is.  First thing that needs to be established is that Cole specifically chose Jay-Z as a means to become famous.  It wasn't just a "I'm going to try every avenue to get a record deal" type of situation. He repeatedly tried to get Jay-Z's attention and only his. Here's an interview of Cole explaining this:

What's an even lesser known fact is that Cole moved to New York in hopes to frequently run into Jay-Z.  Yes, Jay-Z has been more than successful during his career but he isn't generally known for jump starting others.  Kanye and Rihanna of course, but can you honestly name another?  Also, Jay-Z was president of Def Jam at the time, and many artists objected to Jay-Z's handlings with their career (i.e. Method Man, LL Cool J, Juelz Santana). So what was so infatuating to Cole about a Roc-A-fella deal? Could it have been the fame? Or maybe it was his past rap influences that made him curious about the darker dealings of the industry.

J. Cole has constantly stated in many interviews that underground rapper Canibus was his main rap influence growing up and that he even inspired to rap much like him.  This is an oddity in Hip-Hop, because when artists are asked their influences they generally give you the same answers like 2Pac or The Notorious B.I.G.  But just who exactly is Canibus?

Canibus is an underground rapper, infamous for his LL Cool J beef in the 90's.  His subject matter has always been very occult driven as well as satanic even in the early stages of his career.  Here is the album cover from his From Whom The Beat Tolls album.

You can easily see masonic/occult symbolism with Canibus in front of Egyptian pyramids (we will do a further study of Canibus on a different post).  Also, here is an interview where J. Cole discusses one of the Canibus lines that influenced him the most:

Notice how clearly he recites this verse from Canibus almost verbatim (also notice the satanic subject matter of the verse).  He also mentions Eminem as one of the artists that influenced him as a child. But how much did these occult rappers influence this young lyricist?

J. Cole's latest mixtape, The Warm Up, became an instant classic among many.  The mixtape, however ends on a very interesting song called "The Badness" featuring rapper Omen.  The song is very chilling to say the least, as J. Cole speaks about his everyday struggles with life and the Devil.  I want you to hear the song for yourselves before I breakdown the lyrics:
The song obviously shows that J. Cole is in a spiritual battle. But aren't we all to a degree? Yes, that can be said about anyone.  Yet, there is one verse that everyone may not fully co-sign from Cole about themselves.

"You say I'm easily distracted/ I think the problem is I'm easily atrracted/ by the darkside/ the temptation got me questioning where my heart lies/ I'm tryna seperate myself like apartheid/ but aye the liquor keep swallowing/ I swear I walk with God but the Devil keep following"

He seems to be saying that because he's become so engulfed in his sin (or "darkside"), that he can't tell the difference between God and Satan.  In the beginning of the verse, however, he does in fact state that he "believes in God like the Sun up in the sky".  This, to most, would be definitive proof that J. Cole is not in the occult or at least does not share their satanic beliefs.  We'll recently (after The Warm Up mixtape), J. Cole released a freestyle over Mobb Deep's "Shook Ones Pt. II" instrumental, that elaborates a little more on his current "religious" beliefs.  Here are the most practical verses:

"Yeah I think about heaven sometimes/ can't wait to go/ If its real will I even get in?/ I ain't fo' sho/ Cuz I been sinnin'/ gettin' BUSINESS/ so it's been a minute since I been up in a church"

As you can see from this verse, J. Cole is saying  that he hasn't been as religious as he once was because he has been "sinnin" and "gettin' business", referring to his lifestyle as a rapper.  He then accepts what direction he feels his soul will go towards the end of the song.

"Cuz I might pray/ but ain't no praying on me/ I'm hot like Satan just laying on me/ So when you get to Hell you can say you know me"

He obviously feels like no one is concerned about his spiritual struggles, yet he claims that he still prays himself.  Now taking into the account that he follows that line by saying that he's "hot like Satan just laying on me", we can conclude that his prayers may be going someone other than the Lord of heaven.  As he ends his verse by telling people that if they get to Hell, his name will be of power and importance.  That verse even gets repeated toward the end.  It's very obvious, based off of these two records alone, that J. Cole is definitely battling with some demons, and maybe even the occult.  Another clue to his struggles can actually be found on his cover for The Warm Up mixtape.

If you notice at the top of the mixtape, his name carries a hidden significant meaning.  The letter "O" has devil horns on them and the "E" has a halo, again showing his spiritual struggle between good and evil.

This is the back cover to J. Cole's mixtape.  The picture is of J. Cole innocently playing basketball, but notice the image on the bottom right hand corner.

It is clear that the halo and devils horns from the front of the cover have become one, to form a "devil angel" or sorts.  In the occult, this would be clear visual for Satan, in his angelic form of Lucifer.

Maybe I'm wrong (I trully wish I was), and maybe J. Cole is just another artist confused about his spirituality and has decided to express it through his music.  This could be quite true, but we can't negate the fact that there are many artists involved with the secret societies of the satanic occult, Jay-Z especially.  So being around this occult society, an artist such as J. Cole would have to at least be influenced, if not already taking the necessary steps to be apart of it.  Remember I told you that the artists on the tour were required to wear "all black" during all of their performances and much of their public appearances as a sign of their initiation/allegiance to the occult.  Here is a video of N.E.R.D. and J. Cole at an interview.  Read J. Cole's hat (3:40 mark) and you determine for yourself if he has become influenced by the occult "society" or not...




Trey Songz

N.E.R.D.

To Be Continued....

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Crooks and Castles - winter has arrived.

Crooks and Castles has landed with some heavyweight winter action including varsity jackets, vests, hoodies and lumber style jackets and more. Limited stock, you know the deal...
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Occult Symbolism: The "63336" Commercial

This a new blog series we are doing called "REALLY!?!", where we find something so outlandish or so blatantly satanic that all you can say is, "REALLY!?!".  And what a great way to start off this series.....

Yes, apparently this is a real question/answer texting service called "63336" that's very popular in the UK.  Sure hope those tattoo's arent permanent lol
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Occult Symbolism: Monster Energy Drinks

The world knows that energy drinks are probably the one of the most unhealthy beverages a person can drink next to alcohol and arsenic poison.  But what the world may be blind to is the subliminal messages in the advertisements these companies use to sell their "crack-cocaine" in a can.

One of the most popular of brands,  Monster energy drinks, have been consumed by millions around the globe.  But other than its high health risk issues, what's wrong with the product?   If you notice by its logo, there is a lot of dark symbolism implied here.  But nothing anyone can't explain from surface value right? "I mean it's called Monster, obviously the lines are scratch marks meaning if you drink it, you will get a lot of energy, enough for people to think your a monster." Right?... Well if any Jewish rabbi just so happened to be walking in a super market and saw this logo, they would probably run.  Let me explain....

If you notice, the scratches are very oddly shaped.  The top of the scratches are hook-like, all pointing to the left it seems.  But what logo or picture depicting scratches have you ever seen to look like this? I doubt you will find too many.  Reason being that the company wanted to relay an underlying message that may be disturbing to any person that can read Hebrew.

As you can see from this Hebrew counting chart, the shape of these odd looking claw marks strongly resemble the letter "Vav".  Commonly used as the numerical value of 6 in Hebrew.

So if the can was translated from Hebrew into English, the logo would look more like this:
Scary right?  (there is a hidden cross inside of the "O" as well).  The company also has a very popular slogan frequently used in there commercial ad's.  Anybody remember what it is?

"Unleash The Beast"
Putting all these hidden occult messages together, it sounds something the Antichrist would use for a campaign slogan, "666 Monster Energy: Unleash The Beast!" lol But seriously...

Before you go looking for a Christian funded energy drink company, keep in mind that Monster isn't the only product that uses such occult symbolism.  Some drinks are much more blatant.

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