An analysis of Busta Rhymes’ album
“Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God” and its messages about the
New World Order and the satanic music industry. We’ll also look at the
heavy influence of Five-Percent teachings on this album and on rap music
in general.
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If you know something about rap music, you certainly know about Busta Rhymes. Often characterized as “iconic” and “legendary”, Busta Rhymes has been rapping for over 30 years, releasing over 10 albums and 56 music videos.
The Brooklyn rapper rose to prominence during the early 90s, right as
New York rap was entering its golden age. While most NY rappers of that
era were all about grimey beats, rhymes, clothing, and music videos,
Busta Rhymes came through like a colorful tornado of hyperactivity. His
flashy and exuberant style brought new energy to East Coast rap while
redefining the esthetics of music videos for years to come.
Busta Rhymes in the 1996 video Woo-Hah!! Got You All in Check.
While Busta’s videos were about general fun and craziness, his albums mostly revolved around a sinister theme: The Apocalypse. Indeed, his three first albums were named The Coming (1996), When Disaster Strikes (1997), and E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event): The Final World Front (1998). All of