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Jay Electronica sounds fed up as he recites his rhymes, dissapointed in the ignorance of the many and the lies of the few. He obviously recognizes things other rappers in the industry don't, which is part of his gift to break boundaries relentlessly.

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The themes Jay repeatedly harkens back to are anicent alien references, mali culture, and government lies.

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Throughout the song Jay is referencing the evidence found of aliens in our culture, saying "Call me Jay Dogon, I'm on some serious". In Mali, there is a tribe called Dogon who is believed to be descended from ancient aliens, who also were able to detect a star system that hasn't been able to be recorded since until recently with extremely high tech. The star system's name is Sirius.

Jay's goal of this part of this song is uncovering what isn't meant to be seen, by pulling away the cover of mass of cash, ass, and trash, and revealing what lies underneath.

This is further proved by the line "Y'all would much rather hear me rappin' 'bout trash. The size of Erykah's ass, blunts and cash." Jay's incredible word play contrasts the public's want for simplicity and common knowledge, with the reality of the intense shit.

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The song starts off of in an eerie mood, referencing UFO's and the seal cracking the chapter of revelations. Both events he details in his rhymes are references prophetic comings of an apocalypse. As the song continues, my feelings switch to confidence and reassurance as he confides in community. (which is just a little creepy) Feels like tar.

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What does this song have the power to do?
This song has the power to teach, to recognize, to convey emotion, to create controversy, to speak truth, and to change minds.

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J A Y  E L E C T R O N I C A - Act 1: Eternal Sunshine