Rapper Reveals His Record Contract Bans Him from Saying Jesus

➡ Christian rapper Kaizhan claims that the music industry is against God, with artists often using dark and satanic imagery. He alleges that he was offered a record deal by Polo G’s label, but it included a clause that banned him from mentioning Jesus in his music. Kaizhan refused the deal due to this condition. This story supports the idea that the music industry may pressure artists to abandon their religious beliefs for fame and fortune.
➡ Kaizen, an aspiring rapper, claimed he was offered a contract by a major artist that would have required him to turn his back on God and potentially lead others away from faith. He also suggested that breaking the contract would put his family at risk. This narrative aligns with allegations of spiritual warfare and anti-religious sentiment in the music industry and Hollywood. However, the authenticity of Kaizen’s claims is yet to be verified, as there is no concrete evidence to support them.

Have you ever wondered why the music industry uses so much dark imagery? Why it seems like it tries so hard to appear anti-god? Most artists were all black and use a cult satanic imagery in almost all genres of music. Why is this the case? Is it all for shock value or is there more to this trend in music? According to this Christian rapper Kaizhan, it’s because the music industry is against God. He claims that in order to get signed an artist must agree to not say the name requirements for a record deal, he was offered by rap star Polo G.

Hey guys, I hope all is well. Welcome back to The Truth Is, where I drop new videos every other day exposing the truth. In today’s episode, we will be talking about the Christian rapper Kaizhan, claiming he was offered a deal by Polo G, but the deal banned him from saying Jesus. But before we begin, I just wanted to remind you to help me spread this video. You can do that by engaging with the content. You know that they want to suppress our movement for telling the truth. It’s up to you to stop that.

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It’s clear that this industry isn’t about praising god. Most of the music videos coming from the industry have satanic imagery and the award shows are all full of satanic rituals. In fact, Lady Gaga just did a ritual live on TV for an SNL skit. She was on national television pretending to drink blood. I was actually considering making a full video on this SNL ritual. If you guys want me to do a breakdown on the ritual, comment Lady Gaga SNL skit below. If enough of you want to see that video, I’ll make sure to get it done.

It’s clear that the industry promotes and pushes this imagery. Now this begs the question, are all artists down with this? Are all of these artists satanic before entering the music industry? While I have exposed the industry’s obvious connection to the occult for years now, it’s still hard to believe that every artist or part of it doesn’t believe in god. I believe some of these artists might have believed in god before entering the music industry, but the industry corrupted them and forced them to abandon god for fame and fortune, essentially selling their soul.

This is exactly what this now Christian rapper claims, claiming that he was offered a record contract with a major label but denied it because he had to agree to never say the name Jesus in his music or else. If this is true, it would explain why the music industry seems so opposed to god. The artists are bound by these contracts that banned them from using his name. If this isn’t enough proof to show we are in a spiritual war, then what is? This artist on the screen right now goes by the name of Kaizhan.

He is a Christian rapper who has built himself a modest audience in the Christian rap genre. I have never heard of him before this video, so I am unaware of his music. I checked out some of his music before making this video and he does seem committed to spreading the word of god through his music. Kaizhan recently did an interview with the YouTuber Richard Lorenzo Jr. On his podcast, they were talking about the music industry and Kaizhan brought up this disturbing point about Jesus. According to Kaizhan, before he became a Christian rapper, he was offered a record deal by Polo G’s record label.

Kaizhan claims he went in the record label office to sign the deal and was just about to sign it when one of his friends decided to look over the deal in order to have a second look at it. This is when Kaizhan claims that secretly hidden in the contract, there was a clause that banned him from saying Jesus’ name in his music at all. When he saw this, it shocked him. He claims that was a deal breaker forcing him to give up the deal and he walked out empty handed. Imma play the clip so he can explain it out of his mouth.

If you want to see the full video, you will find the link in the description. Before all of those, the stuff being said by Polo G, that was the first label ODA. I got reached out to them by them. Just talking to them, chopping it up. At first, I didn’t think it was real. I never was talking to him. Obviously, you’re probably not, because it’s the manager and the team behind it. They said they were talking to me for a couple of weeks. I had a meeting with this dude in the office to forget his name, but it was like an office meeting.

I didn’t know nothing about it. I was just planning on going there and signing it. That’s why they said something. They said I heard millions in it. I heard the million word and I just heard money. I was just going to go do it. That’s it. I think it was like two million. The money was kind of crazy because I was like, I ain’t even really been doing nothing for real. The music was like, I made some cool songs, but I didn’t even think my work was that. I’m like, hey, I’m worth that much.

They finna give me this. So off the rip, off the rip, we get there and I don’t care. I’m ready to sign, but I’m with one of my old cameraman at the time. You shoot my videos back then. And were you in the world this time? Yeah, I was in the world. Yeah. Yeah. This secular music is not, it’s not even Christian music, not even a thought about Christian. So, uh, I’m there and I’m looking at, uh, I’m looking at through the deal. I’m just skimming through it. I’m skimming through it.

I’m not even, I’m not even caring. I’m trying to wear the, wear the dotted lines. That’s like sign. That’s why I’m trying to figure out. So then my homework, grab it. He’s like, Oh, let me use it before you sign, bro. Let me just look real quick, bro. Bro. He really, he like, it’s like he knew where the base was. He was just flipping, bro. He like stopped. He’s like, we can’t read this. I said, read what? Things that you could not say the name. It said you could not say the name Jesus.

It didn’t say God. It said you cannot say the name Jesus. I forgot what else it said, but it said like, or else it’s like, it was like a threat in there or something, but they’ll basically say that they know your family, where they live at, they know where your family is. It’s, it’s stuff that’s in those like dotted lines that we will not read, but it’s literally them saying like, in my terminology, if you say the name Jesus, you’re going to die. Or I’m going to, something’s going to happen to you.

It’s like God always intervenes. When it comes to you, right? I don’t even know. That was God intervention with a normal dude. Not even in Christ. Not in Christ at all. I know why. It’s cause you’re pure hearted, bro. Literally. Wow. I think it’s the pure hearted. We’ll see God. Amen. It’s all the tools, man. Literally. It’s the pure hearted. We’ll see God. He’ll always protect us, bro. Definitely. Because your heart was, your heart was like, he knew, bro. He knew that he was going to grab you up. It’s the protection of the Lord, bro.

It’s crazy. You said all that stuff. That’s what happened to me. Honestly, bro. Like I believe the devil wanted the exaltions. You could have been like right now, no cap. You could have been like, rolling out, like performing, like big, like you think about like, you see what I’m saying? So like, because I know how these records, like these record labels, like these industry people, they look at, they look at the potential. And it’s real talk. It’s actually a demon spiritual. They’re doing rituals. They’re doing witchcraft for sure. They’re doing all that to get that Intel.

And they, a lot of them are prophetic. They have the gift, but they’re using for the devil. So they see it. They’re like, there’s like a prophet can prophesy, right? On the other side, these witches and what like, they don’t see that. They’re like, he’s going to blow up. They don’t even care about the numbers. Like they’re looking like he’s about to blow up. If we get him early, give him this amount of money that we know that it’s far fetched. As you heard for yourself, Kaizen claims that he was about to get the opportunity he had been searching for.

This was most likely the moment he waited for his whole life. He was about to get signed by a major artist and possibly become a rap superstar. He was going to get the money, the fame and all the world has to offer. The downside is he was going to have to turn his back on God. He was going to have to accept being used to guide people away from God. And if he didn’t do it, his family would be at risk as he claimed the contract states that if he broke his contract, they would go after his family.

Now, no doubt in my mind, if you would have signed this deal, they would have turned them into these rappers. We see all over the industry wearing all black using a code imagery and acting satanic in their videos. I wouldn’t be surprised if this clause was in every single music industry contract, how they force artists to stay on track and never mention the name of the savior. Like I said earlier, this is clearly spiritual warfare, tactics of the corrupt elite to guide society away from the light of God. Still, people hear things like this and see nothing wrong with the industry.

It’s not only in the music industry, as Hollywood loves mocking Jesus any chance they get. They love painting Christians as evil people who are the problem holding back society. The thing is, if we look at society today, a society that has abandoned God, we see that that’s completely false. People need Jesus now more than ever. I also read online that 10 years ago, the UFC added in their contracts that fighters were not allowed to say Jesus in their post-fight interviews. UFC has officially banned talking about Jesus, or religion, after a fight. Royal Story reports, quote, The instruction came after middleweight fighter and native Spanish speaker Yoel Romero, maybe it’s Joel, I apologize for not knowing how to pronounce that, evangelized the crowd and made what was mistaken for derogatory comments about gays after winning a match.

Romero, who goes by the moniker Soldier of God, stay classy, wore a white headband with John 316 emblazoned on it. He spoke directly to the crowd in broken English, chastising Americans for forgetting about Jesus. Here’s Dana White’s response, he said, But the reality is, you just won the biggest fight of your career. America doesn’t want to hear your thoughts on Jesus. Keep that stuff at home. Religion, politics, all that stuff. When you’re out there fighting and you’re being interviewed, they want to hear about the fight. It’s awesome you love Jesus. Love Jesus all you want.

You don’t have to do it publicly. You just won the biggest fight of your career, you know. America doesn’t want to hear your thoughts on Jesus. Disturbing when you think about it, but thankfully, some fighters over the years have broken their contracts to speak his name, as several fighters have thanked Jesus after winning a fight. If what Kaichon claims is true, this is by far one of the main reasons the music industry is corrupting so many souls. But because I am for the truth and I do my research, I have to further investigate to verify what Kaichon said is really the truth.

Did Polo G really offer him a deal that would ban him from saying Jesus? Real quick before we continue, I just wanted to let my Patreon members know, I just dropped a new Patreon exclusive. This video is about the Masons iCHIP program. iCHIP means Child Identification Program, a program used by the Masons to gather information on as many children as possible. They have been using this program since 1988, and honestly, it was one of the most disturbing things I found out. So if you’re one of my Patreon members, make sure to check it out after this video, and show it to a friend or a family member to keep them protected.

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I’m not trying to doubt his claims at all, but I just wanted to find proof to be able to have evidence that would back up what he’s saying. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any proof of his involvement with Polo G. I couldn’t find a past song with them together or even a photo. I’m not doubting Polo G is a puppet for the industry, because I know he is. He has used this satanic imagery in the past in his music videos and songs. So honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if this actually happened. The only problem I’m having with this is that I started looking through Polo G’s song lyrics and cross-referencing Jesus to find any matches.

And he does say Jesus in at least one of his songs. While the line isn’t necessarily a positive line about Jesus, he does mention him. Brodsky turned into a demon when he’s often pills. Ride till I die. I hope that Jesus comes and grab the wheel. While this isn’t Polo G declaring himself a follower of Christ, he is still saying his name. So I find it strange for him to ban an artist he’s signing from saying Jesus while he himself is saying Jesus in his lyrics. It doesn’t add up to me. But like I said, I still wouldn’t put it past him or anyone in the industry if they did ban Jesus.

I’m not saying Caijan is lying either. I have no reasons to believe that. I just wish he provided some sort of evidence to prove his claims. Polo G also hasn’t responded to these allegations. While this hasn’t gone super viral online, and maybe he hasn’t seen it, I still think someone would have showed them by now. Maybe he’s not responding because it’s true, as he did use Baphomet imagery before. He had a whole chain made in Baphomet’s image. If this isn’t true, it would be nice if he responded to these allegations and cleared it all up.

As of right now, it’s not hard for me to believe his claims because it seems like exactly what the industry would want. While Kanye is a wolf in sheep’s clothing, even he claims the music industry won’t allow artists to mention God. I believe there is some truth to this, as Hollywood is so anti-God and it’s clear. They hate God and promote self-worship and sin. They glorify everything that calls man to fall. Now I will say that the most important thing we get from all of this if it’s true, is that Hollywood hates God so much that they’re banning artists from saying his name.

They must have clearly chosen a side, and sadly, it isn’t ours. I recommend you find your way back to God if you’re lost right now, as all he can do is make everything better. Well, I’m gonna end this one here. I wanna thank you all for watching, and I’ll see you guys in the next one. [tr:trw].