Bizzle – Bamboozled (Revelation 2,9)
“Bizzle – Bamboozled” presents a thought-provoking critique of societal norms and industry hypocrisy through the lens of Christian faith. The lyrics highlight the battle against systemic oppression while promoting truth and faith against prevailing narratives. Bizzle discusses the manipulation of public perception, the consequences of fame, and the complexities of identity in the context of the music industry. He expresses a commitment to enlightening listeners and addressing pressing issues faced by the Black community, notably intertwined with spiritual beliefs. Key references from the Bible, including Revelation 2:9, anchor his arguments against deceit and encourage moral integrity.
Context and Biblical Reference
This piece intertwines contemporary issues with biblical references, showcasing situational awareness and the resilience of faith. The line “Christian worship music” resonates with the themes of redemption and community, while the “voices of faith” echo the importance of spiritual expression and awareness in the struggles depicted. Bizzle‘s focus on social justice and empowerment aligns with a Christian worldview, referencing both historical and modern injustices. Through “Bizzle bamboozled Lyrics,” listeners are urged to reflect on their values, recognizing the ongoing influence of faith in navigating complexities in today’s world.
Bizzle employs a narrative technique that combines personal storytelling with social commentary. The central message emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and individual awareness in a world filled with misleading narratives, advocating for truth and justice through a Christian perspective. Bizzle, a Black rapper from the United States, utilizes his platform to enlighten listeners on contemporary issues while maintaining a focus on faith and integrity.
The references to systemic oppression and the struggle for identity resonate deeply within the African American experience and are complemented by rich biblical context, drawing connections between faith and activism.
bizzle bamboozled Lyrics
God Over Money (yeah)
I just been sittin’ back, watchin’
Takin’ in information
Not jumpin’ to conclusions
They trying to play on our emotions so much I like to
Sit back and wait for the dots to connect
You feel me?
It sucks watchin’ people sleep
I understand now why the higher-ups call people sheep
They go where they send ’em
Of all the things that should offend ’em
They only focus on what you tell ’em should upset ’em
I remember this music exec
Told me people are sheep most of ’em stupid as heck
Focus on you, gеt a check
But I refuse to mislеad people or view ’em as less
Just to be mocked by the same people I choose to protect
It’s like I’m back in the day
Going against massa and getting attacked by the slaves
Takin’ my lashes while they laughing away
Because they don’t know that I was tryin’ to free ’em
They played a clip for ’em told ’em I was trying to leave ’em
I found out they puttin’ poison in what they feed us
To kill us slow from the inside and make us weaker
They say “he trying to steal your food, he want your children to starve”
They show a picture of my burning all the ish we been eatin’
Because when the truth make ’em shook of me they drum up a case
If they can change how you look at me
You’ll laugh while they whoopin’ me
In front of your face
The right narrative can bury who they wanna erase
Remember Lauryn Hill spoke up? “Crazy”
Chappelle didn’t want to wear a dress when he left he was “crazy”
Ye was in the bed with dead celebrities calling himself Yeezus
But when he met Jesus? “Crazy”
Trump was they buddy
They all got money (money)
Before he ran for president these same folks loved him (you’re fired)
I wonder what changed though
Is it ’cause he racist or wouldn’t light the White House up like a rainbow?
You don’t find it funny that
The same Grammys and Oscars we call racist
Claim to hate him because of that
A whole industry that promotes evil consistently
Now they hate evil and shame people who disagree
Some of that he bring on himself and so do Ye though
You can’t meet with ’em, agree with ’em, or say his name though
They’ll call you a coon, Uncle Tom, and say you “you ain’t black”
You wonder why Joe Biden feel comfortable enough to say that?
Isn’t that the same way used to manipulate cats
Calling you homophobic when you don’t agree with they plans
Black folks running the same plays the gays ran
Because black lives didn’t matter until we shook they hands
Then it was first gay NFL player black
Then it was first gay NBA player black
Then they had a wedding at the Grammys presented by
Him and a black rapper and guess who officiated that
A black woman
They used our oppression as a tool for protection
And sympathy as a weapon (I’m just like you)
I see the dots start connectin’
As these fake Jews call Ye anti-semitic
History of oppression, you can’t disagree with ’em
Sympathy as a weapon, if you do you’re mistreatin’ ’em
They rip a black billionaire in front of your face
To say no matter how rich you get stay in your place, nigga!
Promote sex, drugs, murder on the daily
You can kill babies
You can say a man got pregnant by a lady (really?)
The things that you can’t say
Don’t make you question why what you can is gravy?
“I’ma kill a nigga”
“I’ma kill a Jew”
One of those are wrong, one of those are cool
One of those will get a rich black man canceled
The other one will put a new Grammy on his mantel
But what do I know, I’m just a Christian rapper
Black entrepreneur, black father, active
Black husband rappin’ like he care about a black life
Black Philanthropist, water to Africa and to Flint
Black man of God
With a catalog
Your children can rap along
With in the car withcha
And it’s hard (whatchu sayin’)
I ain’t sayin’ this so y’all support me
I’m just tryin’ show you what y’all been calling corny
People remember the narrative is imperative
What other reason would Jews flip on Jesus and choose Barabbas
We still choosing the killers over the healers, huh? (huh)
We still follow whatever leaders they give us, huh? (huh)
Look at the ones with the most influence
They won’t go against the grain
They’re paid to make the grain look doper to us
I digress y’all
I just be over here corny
Watching all the cool rappers put a dress on (I’m petty)
I just want you to take a look at the industry (look close)
Hollywood and music, look at the symmetry
Look at what they push
Look at what they claim to be about
Look how anybody in disagreement get weeded out
Think about what you and them agree about
Abortion and same sex and one result they both bring about (death)
But God is life so the plan is: murder your seed or make sure it don’t get planted (where’s the lie)
Y’all remember God made a promise to Abraham to multiply his seed
Now look at Satan’s plan
He got us brain washed so bad
We march for the right to do it to ourselves (look ma no hands)
But you don’t think the devil’s real so you can’t see it
So, you’ll never understand why they hate Jesus (nope)
Just be aware of wickedness in high places
Claimin’ they Jews but they the synagogue of Satan (Bizzle)
Bizzle – Bamboozled (Revelation 2:9)