ParaPower Mapping

When you hear Al B Sure, an R&b singer called a rapper and hall of fame basketball player Karl Malone called “Frank Malone” in the ovo episode you have to wonder if the rest of the information is accurate. In the mainstream media as well as independent shows like that apparently google is too difficult to use regarding info related to black culture.

To whom it may concern: As someone with a propensity towards paranoia in the dehumanizing life of commodities within the empire, as well as an increasing curiousity in the “parapolitical”, I immediately felt compelled to listen to this podcast. At first I was underwhelmed; the forced contrived narration, the seemingly circuitous rhythms of the text, along with the many spooky emulations, I was about to delete and never look back. But I think it’s when I heard his laughter, the cracking of the voice, where the humor interrupted the seriousness of the content, there, that is where I began to fall. The fall, that is my fall, into a deep state of being “down bad” for Klonny Gosch. You, my dear reader, if unfamiliar with this podcast, would not irrationally dismiss me as a crazed mind, a senseless beast, a philistine consumer. But oh no dear reader how wrong you are. The transference is almost too much to bear. I love you Klonny, without hyperbole or condition. Ladies and gentlemen; it’s as bad, I mean as good as it sounds. May your voice be lifted thru the airwaves, may your breath be strong and steady, may your determination be relentless, may your bussy bring forth the kingdom of heaven (let us pray for Brother Klonny and his dearly anointed buss), my dearly beloved Mr Klonny Pin Gosch. We are so blessed and lucky to have such a beautiful man giving so graciously. Your truly

Thanks for all your hard work, important research and always making me laugh too.

That opening song was wild. That’s my review cos I’m sleepy. About to close my eyes and enjoy this blessed sermon.