Lil Jon | Faustian Bargain (Sacrificed His Son…)

➡ Little John, known as the Father of Crunk in the hip-hop industry, has had a long and successful career, even transitioning into the EDM world. His son, Nathan, followed in his footsteps, becoming DJ Young Slade. Tragically, Nathan was reported missing on February 3rd and found dead three days later in a local pond, with no foul play suspected. The cause of death is still unknown, leading to speculation and theories about the circumstances surrounding his death.
➡ Lil Jon, a well-known entertainer, is starting a new project. In the entertainment industry, rewards aren’t always guaranteed even after fulfilling commitments. Lil Jon always wears sunglasses, suggesting there might be a different side to him that fans don’t see. The author, Scripp, encourages readers to like, share, and subscribe to his content.

F***! Yo, what’s good everybody? Today we’re covering the strange passing of Little John’s son that happened on the 6th of February. As I often discuss on my channel, having longevity in the entertainment business comes at a cost. Most of the time, entertainers take a deal or bargain along the journey, and at some point they experience the drawbacks of that very bargain. I just discussed this recently on my latest video with Snoop Dogg and his granddaughter. The Faustian bargain states that they are by their nature tragic or self-defeating for the person who makes them, because what is surrendered is ultimately far more valuable than what is obtained, whether or not the bargainer appreciates that fact.

Little John’s career is one of those that managed to stand the test of time. He carved out his lane as the go-to guy for that energetic club party sound. He’s often referred to as the Father of Crunk, cementing his name through that subgenre of hip-hop. Little John’s ear for production and his early connections with Atlanta legend Jermaine Dupri allowed him to really get his foot in the door. From the mid-90s to 05, he was the star of Lil John and the Eastside Boys, where the Crunk sound really made it mainstream. Countless memorable tracks like Get Low and Throw It Up help ingrain his sound into the game.

His production and feature on Usher’s classic, Yeah, won him a Grammy back in 05. Lil John’s catalog is a lot more extensive than some might think. Granted, he’s not the type of artist that people would traditionally put in their top 10 or even 20 lists, but it’s mainly because he was a producer and an energetic personality aside from just a rapper. Dave Chappelle highlighted that perfectly on the Dave Chappelle show with an episode dedicated to his parody of Lil John. After many years of rapping and producing the Crunk sound, Lil John decided to reinvent himself and his sound, basically innovating on Crunk but bringing it over to the EDM world.

In 2013, he had his smash hit with DJ Snake turned down for what? Which, like a few of his other records, still gets played in clubs, TV shows and films, probably pulling in some nice royalty checks from time to time. He mainly carried this through the 2010s going to festivals all over the world featuring Steve Aoki, Diplo, and Major Lazer. This crossover was a smart career decision allowing him to tap into a whole new market while still utilizing his eccentric personality in his music with his iconic ad libs and keeping his name out there in the music scene.

Lil John, born Jonathan H. Smith, married his wife Nicole Smith and they had their first son by the name of Nathan in 98. Very young, Nathan would gravitate to music following in his father’s footsteps. Nathan’s mother described him as polite, passionate, and warm-hearted. He was serious about his craft and received his degree from New York University in May of 2020 after studying at the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music. Nathan went by the stage name DJ Young Slade and would join his father on stage several times throughout his life also doing performances on his own, eager to make a name for himself like his father.

Unfortunately, we don’t know what goes on in these people’s personal lives and when it comes to Nathan, he was reported missing on February 3rd after being seen leaving his Milton home only to be found three days later in a Georgia Park pond in Milton near the family’s home. Local police department cites no foul play but it’s definitely a pretty strange situation. Looking at the missing persons report from the Milton Police Department, the photos used show a version of Nathan that doesn’t appear to be in the best state at least compared to previous photos you could see online.

It also mentions that he was seen running from his home so you have to wonder what was he running from only to end up found deceased in a local pond. It makes you really wonder what they’re going to cite as the cause of death when that time comes. Because of the no foul play and the suspicious nature, there’s a possibility it’ll be labeled as a something that the numbers point to in his dramatria. Now I’m not saying that for a fact but it could be a possible thing to hear in later developments. Without further ado, let’s get into the numbers and see what we can find and if anything stands out and spoiler alert, something almost always does.

The first thing I noticed was that his son died at 27. A number tied to death, particularly from the infamous 27 club, plus in dramatria the word ritual equates to 27 and so does Lil John, the father of Nathan Smith. Speaking of the number 27, notice that when you spell it out, his age of death it equates to 46 matching his name and the word sacrifice. A number we’ll touch on in just a second. As I mentioned earlier, a long career in Hollywood must come with sacrifice and the sacrifice comes in many shapes and forms, but one of the harshest is when it’s someone close to the entertainer that’s gotta go.

Sometimes it happens early in their career, other times later, but it’s always waiting around the corner and it’s almost always by the numbers. Notice Nathan Smith and sacrifice are a 3 for 3 match in the 4-base ciphers. The number 62 also aligns with Faustian Bargain and that’s exactly what I’m alluding to as part of Lil John’s deal for sustained relevancy in the music business. Plus, Nathan was found deceased on a date that can also be written as 6 slash 2 like the number 62. He was living and died in Milton, Georgia, which equates to 206 and numerology zeroes are null leaving us with the number 26 matching how we would write the date in North America that he died as 2 slash 6.

Note Milton, Georgia and ritual sacrifice both equate to 73 in the reduction cipher. The news of Lil John’s dead son broke on 2 slash 6, which is the 37th day of the year aligning with dead son in Georgia where he was found. The news also broke 20 days after Lil John’s recent birthday, the word death equates to 20 in the reduction cipher. We know that he was found dead in a pond. You can see that Nathan, Pond and dead all equate to 22 in the reduction ciphers by no coincidence. Look, people often question if this stuff is real or not, and it’s important to remember the references to ritual killings throughout Hollywood and by entertainers.

Jamatria is merely a tool utilizing the public provided information to lay out a numeric pattern that shows a sign of something deeper behind the scenes that they won’t just tell us outright. I remember back in February 2021, a few black entertainers and athletes like DeMarda Rosen and Nicki Minaj were losing their parents during Black History Month and both of those situations went down by the numbers, seemingly more ritual sacrifices. Now we have Lil John instead losing his son during Black History Month and if you know anything about Jamatria and the month of February, it’s totally coated in shaming numbers.

Something I dive into heavily on this older video of mine which I strongly suggest watching. But basically what I’m getting at is that February, the month dedicated to Black History and just happens to be the shortest month in the year, was undoubtedly done on purpose as a form of hidden mockery. Notice words like slavery, February all equate to 42 and February ends on the 59th day of the year, matching with shortest month, Negro and slave. It’s an extremely coded month and I’ve noticed that black entertainers tend to have bad things happen to them around this time of year.

Notice Krunk equates to 42 and the father of Krunk loses his son in February. When I reflect on the influence Krunk music had on an era, it mainly encouraged exactly what those who run the industry and those who run the world would want. A bunch of young party animals spending their nights at clubs, getting into nonsensical behavior, all for the sake of having a good time. Look, I’m not trying to shit on him or the genre, I still bop my head when I hear these tracks come on, but I’m just looking at the bigger picture here.

That’s usually the point of most entertainment, right? It’s to dull and sedate our minds. Lil Jon was a perfect example of one of the many artists to capitalize on the dumbing down of hip-hop for his own gain. While the peak of the Krunk days is long gone, Lil Jon appears to be making another shift in his life, leaning more into meditation and spirituality, all done through his new brand, Soul Chakra, a lifestyle brand focused on health and wellness. He’s planning on putting out some new music, and well, let’s see how it performs.

Just to quickly point out, his new brand, Soul Chakra, equates to 37, matching the day of the year his son was found dead, and it has a 62 connection, linking with the word sacrifice and Nathan Smith, which definitely makes me wonder if it’s tied to his new venture as well. And when it comes to this Faustian bargain, it’s all give and take, and sometimes after entertainers fulfill their end, they get rewarded back, but this isn’t always guaranteed, so we’ll have to see. With Lil Jon, you never get to see the windows to his soul, being his eyes, as he always has a pair of shades on, and maybe it could be that behind his eccentric, loud, and fun personality is someone different, someone the fans just don’t know.

Anyways, that’s all I got for y’all. Be sure to drop a like, share the video, and subscribe. It’s been your boy Scripp, and I’m outta here. Peace. [tr:trw].