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Originally Posted by 333
Agreed on Saul Williams and the song "You Never Know".
As for "conspiracy theories", I'd prefer to not talk about them in this thread. I don't know if I could clump Mos Def and I.T in one group, sleepyjack. And yeah, they can come off a bit like know-it-alls, but what rapper doesn't have that type of attitude at one point or another? Also, I.T states in one of his songs of Revolutionary Vol. 2 that he doesn't think Bush blew up the twin towers. As for what he raps about, it's not strictly "conspiracy theories" - what about the songs in which he speaks out against racism? And what of the songs about freedom and oneness? If you think speaking out about this makes him a conspiracy theorist and that we truly are free and one, I don't really know what else to say.
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You specifically said "exposing the government and media for the cowards they are" that doesn't really apply to racism, freedom and "oneness" seeing as everyone's pretty aware racism is a problem and everyone is aware of the things that restrict their personal liberties and is usually okay with it. I like Immortal Technique but treating it like he's a political revolutionary or something is just retarded.
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