- Jan 28, 2013
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I feel like the video is a confession for being fake, an apology for his negative impact on the culture, and his reasoning for his actions.
He is rapping to hip hop. Think I USED TO LOVE HER from Common.
The Eartha Kitt scene is telling us that his relationship with Beyonce was not true love, but rather a business move.
The ignorance is the culture he helped create. After all of those clips you hear the " I apologize" in the song.
The really telling point was from 3:20-3:33. He puts his hand in his shirt and tries to lead with his heart, but instead brings his hands out and puts up the ROC sign. He then grabs the chain in disgust. That is letting us know that he knows that he sold out, and it kills him inside.
The Basquiat clip tells us why: Insurance. Money
The two people representing him and Beyonce are representative of the "j****boos" he feels like they have become.
The end is extremely telling too. It is an OLD clip of his daughter Blue. Why the old clip? It is about what she does. She puts her hands on the glass. Immediately after that she puts her hand on the floor. What is that? That is the "BLUEPRINT."
The message the entire video conveys is that his career was a hustle, fake on purpose, and a BLUEPRINT to something else. That is one of the reasons for the song KILL JAY Z. He doesn't have to front anymore. On the song The story of O.J. he says... "Light N, Dark N, 4 N, Real N, Rich N, Poor N, House N, Field N... Still N. Why is the 4 there? If you follow the theme, he should be saying fake instead of 4. He was trying to tell us the HE was fake.
This video is telling us he was fake, but for a purpose. Now if he was fake, who is the real Shawn Carter? Is he a homosexual, or was he just pushing a homosexual agenda along with other messages? What was the purpose? Does he answer that on the song Legacy? He now has the money, so does he now start a society within society? I truly believe that is his end game.
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