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Brett Keane Show | Are Christians Allowed to Be Gangsters? · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Where? Are you?
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  Tonight empty streets belong. Something in the air can quite
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  live. Let it.
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  Go the. Feeling that you're there every
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  single night I look up high trying to catch a sign that
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  you're watching over me, but I just can't see.
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  Where are you tonight? When I need you more.
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  Hello, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Brett Keene from GOD
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  TV Radio. I hope you're all having a
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  blessed day. When you get an opportunity, you
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  can check out my radio station on Spotify, Amazon Music, and
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  hundreds of thousands of other different outlets all over the
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  Internet. You can listen to me while
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  you're driving down the road in your vehicle.
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  Yeah, it's very cool. If you check on my website, I've
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  released a new album as well as a book.
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  You guys can check that out. Also for a limited time, those
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  who buy the CD also get my book for free.
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  Isn't that cool? And it's Afterlife Simulation.
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  Very good, very good. I got some news folks.
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  As you guys know, you probably listen to some of my album for
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  free off of YouTube where it can be found on the front page and
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  you probably notice there's different vocalist.
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  Most of the music is soft rock, pop, country music.
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  That kind of stuff gets a little heavier towards the end, but not
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  quite to the point where someone would go metal.
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  So I'm going to be releasing a metal album as well as some
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  other material. But in order to be able to get
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  some of the people that were willing to sing and help with
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  the collaboration of the music, I made some deals.
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  And the deal was is that if I have people work with me on my
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  stuff, I need to help them with their material and content as
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  well. Now the question comes for my
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  Christian brothers and sisters out there, I just released and
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  distributed an album and helped produce an album and also did
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  some music on it for a group called the Original Gangsters of
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  Saint Louis. They are a hardcore rap group.
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  They do a lot of old style gangster rap as well as some
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  forms of trance music if that makes sense.
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  Hip hop, R&B. They they do a lot of different
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  styles, but sticks close to the whole gangster rap setting And
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  they they actually sing one of the songs on my release, my CD
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  called Money is the Root of All Evil.
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  So we put that out there. And a lot of you have already
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  you already realized that I do recording and engineering and I
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  deal with sound and all that. And I think a lot of musicians
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  like using me for their go to guy because I don't RIP people
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  off. I don't burn people when they're
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  trying to produce C DS or produce music and all that.
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  And another thing too, of course, you know, in my local
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  area, I'm about 17 miles South outside of Saint Louis, there's
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  a lot of musicians where they go to any one of these studios
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  before the studio even hears what they've got or what they're
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  doing, they usually charge them up front for thousands and
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  thousands of dollars. Where I will listen to the music
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  it depending on how complicated it is, I usually do things who
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  are a lot cheaper. And people have said that I am
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  much more talented than some of these other people because these
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  other people, they do it for money and the musicians don't
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  feel like there's as much love involved.
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  And if a band doesn't have a lot of money or they don't even have
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  the money to pay my services. And sometimes I work deals with
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  them where if they collaborate with me on something I'm doing
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  or they're willing to share some form of royalties from their own
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  music, then I will help. I will basically say no to some
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  of the payment that is required. The payment will be paid through
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  doing music. I love music.
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  I love doing it. Well with this particular band,
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  they do rap music and all that. And I assisted them on some of
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  the melodies and pieces and, and all that and help produce and
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  also set the order and the mastering mix and help them
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  distribute it. Now the question I have for
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  religious folks though, is, is this a problem?
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  Is this a problem for Christians?
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  If you're working a job, let's say that you're a Christian and
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  you're working at a store or you're working at a restaurant
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  and somebody comes in that doesn't share your ideology or
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  your views, or someone asks for a product that you don't agree
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  with or support or endorse, do you consider it satanic?
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  Is it evil? Is it wrong to work with people?
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  Even if they may not share some of the same views?
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  I can assure you these guys do believe in God and all that.
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  But some of their songs are a little rough and I'm going to be
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  showing you one of their tracks here in a moment.
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  And it's one of the more harder, rougher ones on their album.
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  And you guys can check it out and actually listen to all their
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  tracks for free and of course have the ability to purchase the
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  album if you're interested. But I'd like to know from my
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  brothers and sisters in Christ. I'll be honest with you, I'm
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  more than happy to hear your opinion and views, but I'm not
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  going to turn people down unless they're coming into my studio
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  and wanting to like sacrifice pigs or something and get blood
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  all over the place. If it's just, you know, cuss
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  words and some nasty stuff every once in a while, it's like, I
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  don't know. That's why I'm asking you guys.
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  What do you think? Will it send me to hell if I
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  help some gangsta rappers do their thing?
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  You let me know. All right?
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  I'm going to mute my mic and let's hear what they got.
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  Yo, what the fuck you staring at?
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  Step back, clown. I was like daggers.
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  But I'm holding this crown. Ain't no punk.
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  I'm the spark in the dark mouth running foul.
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  But I'm fighting like a shark. You looking for trouble?
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  I'm the storm in the street. Oops to the payment.
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  Bring the heat to the beat, motherfucker.
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  Keep your gaze off my crown. I'm a king in this game.
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  You just wasting my time. What the fuck you looking there?
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  You'll keep it moving. Because the story.
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  Every fight's a muscle. You play it like you know me,
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  but you don't know shit. I'm dodging your shade while I'm
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  stacking my chips. God dreams too big for your
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  small Lasko. Why are you hating from the
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  sideline to come in the rope? Fuck your dirty looks.
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  I'm a phoenix I saw kick down the door.
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  Leave your shook to the core. What the fuck you looking at?
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  You'll keep it moving. I saw me, but I'm steady
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  grooving motherfucker, you'll know my pace.
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  They're out of my lane. Don't get burned in my flame.
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  What the fuck you looking at? Don't test.
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  I see you stare, but it don't mean nothing.
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  Talk that trash. But I keep on stunting.
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  My heart's a furnace. My soul's untamed.
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  You'll flicker in the dark. I'm a motherfucking flame.
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  So turn your head. Better run from this fight.
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  I'm a legend in the making. Burning bright in the night.
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  You looking at? You're keeping moving, moving
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  nice on me, but I'm steady grooving you away.
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  You'll know my pain. Step out of my lane to get
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  burned in my flame. What the fuck you looking at?
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  Don't test my vibe. I'm a wolf in the night.
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  Watch me rise. I survive.
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  Where are you? Tonight, empty streets belong
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  something in the air.