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Ep 21 Modesty, Music, and Ministry: Faith in Israel's Truth Journey
When Faith in Israel steps into the conversation, the air shifts. Known as a powerhouse in the Truth Music community, she brings a rare authenticity that cuts through pretense and speaks directly to the soul. In this profound dialogue, she reveals the beautiful contradiction of her artistry: a woman whose thunderous musical presence is matched only by her gentle humility.
Growing up in a household vibrating with impromptu gospel performances—her mother and aunts turning washboards into percussion instruments while harmonizing in the kitchen—Faith found music embedded in her DNA long before she found her current path. Her evolution from a 12-year-old singer to a controversial gangster rapper to a devoted Truth Music artist unfolds as a testament to spiritual transformation that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant.
"I don't feel like you have a real relationship with the Most High unless you're sober-minded," she declares without flinching, explaining why she's stood "ten toes down" on sobriety even when "it was like a hundred Israelites versus me." This unwavering commitment to her convictions extends beyond substances to modesty, marriage, and scriptural interpretation—positions that have simultaneously built her dedicated following and created friction within the community.
What makes this conversation exceptional is Faith's willingness to unveil the struggles behind her strength. From battles with addiction to time spent incarcerated, she transforms what many would hide into powerful ministry tools. Her upcoming album (dropping first week of June) and ambitious summer tour schedule across multiple states reveal an artist in her prime, yet she consistently redirects attention from herself: "The music is just something extra. It's not my life. My life is being a wife, being a mother, being a follower of the Most High." This perspective crystallizes in her aptly named release "More Than Rap," which she explains isn't about gaining fame but awakening souls to eternal priorities while "Babylon is falling."
For those seeking authentic spiritual music that refuses to compromise or water down its message, Faith in Israel stands as both guide and inspiration. Whether you're new to Truth Music or a longtime supporter, her journey illuminates the transformative power of walking unapologetically in your purpose.
All praises. I already know what this is. It's your boy, abir. Y'all know who that is in the background. Y'all already know it's about to go down, it's about to go down, it's about to go down. So this is your boy a beard to spit your tooth podcast.
Speaker 1:And I got a special one, this I always say all of them, my special ones, they all special to me because you know, I love my brothers and sisters, but this is a definite near and dear special on me, one to me. I'm sorry y'all because this is my favorite artist, my favorite, like I love her music and you know I've been rocking with her for a while and faith and uh, it's, it's beautiful, like it's been a beautiful ride and she's really made an impact in in the, in the community with her music, with her message, her teaching and everything y'all. So, without further ado, I'm going to let her introduce herself, because if I was to do it, I wouldn't even give her justice. It wouldn't even be justice enough if I introduced this woman, this sister, this daughter of Zion. So go ahead and do your thing, sis.
Speaker 2:Oh man, listen, you just did a great job introducing me. I couldn't have did it any better. You did just a phenomenal job. Oh crazy, I am Miss Faith and Israel, also known as Miss.
Speaker 1:Israelite Faith Entertainment.
Speaker 2:And I do music. I promote modesty For the sisters. I also promote Sobriety and then Having your spirit clean For the most high and walking in the truth.
Speaker 1:All praises and she promotes all of it Heavy and she stands ten toes On her beliefs, on her word and what she believes in and she ain't faltering y'all. And that's the best thing about it, because a lot of our sisters out here they falter when they say something. They falter because people come at them and they get the backlash. But not a sister has stood ten toes down with the most high and on on the word that she spits. So how long have you been like making music all together?
Speaker 2:yeah, I actually started making music when I was 12 years old. Um, I come from a family of musicians and artists. Um, my mother I'm in a household of um you of listening to my mother singing. She was a part of a singing gospel group which consisted of her and my aunts. My grandmother had seven kids, so I come from a big family as well the women out of the siblings. They formated a group, a Christian gospel group, and I heard them, I listened to them sing growing up all the time.
Speaker 2:Throughout the house, you know, my mom would be walking around vacuuming the rug and she's singing, she's singing. You know, my aunties would come over and they're singing and they're creating a song for the next Sunday, for Sunday service. You know what I'm saying. It also opened doors for me to start playing the drums, so I was in church beating the drums. You know playing the drums, so I was in church beating the drums, you know. And also, you know, just music was a part of, you know, my life growing up and it just was embedded in me because I was around it.
Speaker 1:So much growing up. Hey, she said her moms were singing, started singing and then auntie came over. They just then, they just did a whole song. They recorded a whole song without even recording it in the kitchen. Y'all that's black families for y'all. That's how we used to do it back in the day, Like they used to get down and and some of the best songs that never got recorded, never got heard, got sung in showers and in kitchens. You know what I'm saying? All praises, all praises.
Speaker 2:All praises and it was one of those. It's a washing board that was used back in the day. Like the older, the older generation used a washing board to wash clothes, right, but in my household that was used as an instrument. It was like a wooden, one of those wooden drum handles and it was. It would go up and down that that washing board and make a this, this sound that was so, so strong and loud and it felt like such a bass to it, yeah, that it would echo throughout the house. And then you heard the music. Then you heard the singing on top of that washboard. That washboard was the drum and it was the instrument that was. That was used without no instruments. So it was amazing time in my life and it embedded music in as a part of my life.
Speaker 1:Hey, that's that deep South stuff, man. Like I already feel the spirit. This is about to be a good build, all praise. Hey. So, and you said at 12 years old, you started like just singing and and and so did. Were you? Were you rhyming then, or were you just like singing at first?
Speaker 2:I was singing at first. Um, as I got older I was kind of. You know you, I wasn't used to any of the outside influences. But you know, when you do see an outside influence, you're like what is that? When you first hear an actual rap song, you're like, oh my God, what is that? When I first heard PIMP by A-Ball and MAG, or Slick on Robbery. I'm like that. I'm listening to these songs like what is that? Even in gangster music was big growing up in my era.
Speaker 2:It was big A-Ball and MJG, outkast, notorious Big Tupac. That was big. That was the music that I grew up to and that was, you know, because it was exciting listening to that type of music, growing up listening to, um, nothing but gospel in the house. So I was intrigued and I wanted to, um, and I started rapping. My first rap, of course, was not that type of rap, it was a Christian type rap. But it turned into that type of rap. You know what I'm saying. It turned into more gangster rap.
Speaker 2:And so my mom she never liked the gangster rap she would say you're not going to be successful with doing that type of music unless you're doing it for the most high. And I used to like those words went through one ear and out the other because I was getting recognition for the music that I was doing, even though it was worldly music. I was starting to get recognition for it and I started doing shows and opening acts and little festivals and all of that. But I'm from a country, town, so it wasn't many females that was rapping. So it wasn't hard for the competition, it wasn't hard for my life to shine, you know, say per se, in doing what I was doing. But she would always tell me that over. But she would always tell me that over and over. She would always tell me that and I knew my mom didn't. You know she didn't agree with my music and so you know. But as a truth music artist today I appreciate that voice because I remember her telling me that and she was right.
Speaker 1:Right, hey, you know what? Hey, as I'm sitting here listening to her story y'all, I got to say something. I'm kind of starstruck, because this is my favorite.
Speaker 2:Oh my God, you say that and I keep saying it, and I'm just so humbled hearing you say that it means a lot to me. You know what I'm saying. You don'm just so humble hearing you say that it just it means a lot to me. You know what I'm saying? I don't. You don't hear that from a lot of people. I don't hear that often you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:So hearing that it's definitely, it definitely lifts your spirits. It lifts your spirit, it definitely made me feel, you know, encouraged to continue to keep pushing. Oh yeah, don't stop, I'd be mad if you would.
Speaker 1:I really, really appreciate it. When I met them down in Mississippi last year, I tried to keep it like I wasn't starstruck, like I just seen Denzel or one of my you know not no idol, because we don't do no idols, but like one of my, uh, like one of my, one of my, like, like I seen, uh, let me see a rapper that I, that I buyer nas or something like that.
Speaker 1:like it was on a level of that like on the uh, the boondocks. When, uh, thug nephesis came to they city and he was coming to move into they days and rich and louis, uh, what was his name? Huey was like not huey, but the other one was like man, I don't know if I want to go over there. Like, if I go over there, would that be dick right, and I'm like that's how I was, like I didn't want to like seem like I was like you know, superstar struck, but I was like and when you, when you got on, performed, I was geeked and I was dancing and I was like I knew all her song, all the music to, all the lyrics and everything. Y'all like I ain't lying. Like I was like so we're so star struck, like because this is like my favorite artist.
Speaker 1:I've been listening to you for a while, sis, like even like a couple years, even before I met you. You know what I'm saying and it, it, it's always been a good thing to know that. You know it's sisters out here that that make that type of music, that that that bring that energy and bring that positivity, and you know what I'm saying. And and and and have that uh like a leadership role, as far as you know, with the sisters in our community, and I feel like you are one of those sisters that have that, that quality like that can lead our sisters into the right way, like with your music and with your teachings and with you know, with you standing firm on what you do. So let's get back to this build. So when did you come into the truth, sis?
Speaker 2:I've been in the truth for five years now. I'm still a babe, you know, it's just for me it may possibly seem like I've been in the truth longer because as soon as I got in the truth, I immediately started doing truth music, not even really knowing what the Israelite community was really about. You know what I'm saying as I grow, as I'm dropping music, I'm learning more about the Israelite community. So I did study a little. I studied maybe a good year or so before I actually joined a congregation Right, and then, as soon as I got baptized, I immediately well, I was doing I actually was writing fake Jew as the year that I was studying and before I got baptized and stuff I wrote I was writing fake Jew. And then when I, when I I came, when I actually got baptized, actually you know I'm saying you know understanding what being an Israelite was all about and you know, actually repentant from because I was really doing drugs and doing a lot of stuff that well, drugs was my main problem. Yeah, and when actually was when I actually shook the addiction I was able to, I started, I actually went and recorded the song and so, and after maybe a couple of months, I did the video for the song. So that's that's where Faked you came about.
Speaker 2:But when I dropped Faked you, I think people thought I was in the truth for a couple of years I may be for a while before you know what I'm saying but from the lyrics of Fake Jew, but I actually was still like, still on milk, like, and I'm still on milk, but I mean I was like probably you know what I'm saying I was a on milk, but I mean I was like probably you know what I'm saying, I was a newborn, newborn. But so I haven't been in the truth for very long. So a lot of even along the way I have stumbled and failed and seen different ways I could have handled situations, but it also have made me even stronger, even stronger in my stance against certain things and like I had, it was like it was like a hundred Israelites versus me, like my girl Miss Judah's song was talking about you know what I'm saying when it came down to my stance on on drug use. But if people would just sit down and listen to some of my lives or sit down and listen, to my testimony you would
Speaker 2:understand why I go so hard about it because I don't feel like you have a real relationship with the Most High unless you're sober-minded, right, and so the Holy Spirit can truly dwell in your temple. And so you know there's certain things that you know what I'm saying, like certain things that I've been through. Why I go hard about it is because I've been through these things, so I don't want to see my sins and blood spoken Right. You know what I'm saying and that's the reason that I feel. That's the reason that we do music.
Speaker 2:We try to show people through our words and through our music that there's a better way to handle things, like follow the commandments. You know what I'm saying. Let all that stuff go Repent. You know what I'm saying. Focus on the most high, focus on the kingdom. You know what I mean. Love your husband, respect your husband, honor your husband. If you talking bad about your husband, that's no honor in you. You're not getting no honor from that. You know what I'm saying. Like, all of these things that we talk about in our music is for the betterment of our people.
Speaker 1:Betterment of our people. Right yeah, right right, go ahead, I'm listening.
Speaker 2:I'm just ad-libbing, that's all. No, not even. That's just what. I'm on you, that's just what. I'm on. You know, I have, and I think, faith in Israel, my husband, gave that stuff to you know, I'm saying like I have, first of all and foremost, I have faith in the most high but faith in Israel is my music, is my music, is my music name. You know what I'm saying to enlighten my people, that I have faith in my people as well.
Speaker 2:Y'all you know, I have faith that y'all can come out of that dirt and that mire, that y'all can come out of that sin, that y'all can feel what I feel, the zeal that I feel when I serve the Most High. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:So you know. All praise to the Most High. You know what I'm saying. So all praise to the most high. I never knew that that's deep. That's your name. Well, of course, we all choose and pick names that have significance and meaning, but for it to be that that's deep, I never knew that about you. That's just something else I know about my favorite artist. Y'all, I'm winning.
Speaker 2:All phrases, all phrases. Another thing is, you know, I had a criminal lifestyle, and that's another thing that was embarrassing to me to talk about, because I had been, you know, I had been in jail. I actually went to prison once too, and that was something that was embarrassing for me to talk about. But it's so many sisters that's in prison, there's so many sisters that are in jail. It's so many sisters that's in the truth that I don't sit down and talk to. It's like man, I went to jail for this and that, too, you know what I'm saying. Like you would not even imagine the sisters that have been to jail that have that have podcasts that's other truth.
Speaker 2:music artists you know what I'm saying that are married to deacons and stuff that you wouldn't even believe, that been to jail before. But you don't say the most. I even say in scriptures in the in the last days, saving on cast a lot of us in prison right you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Like we, that's that's what, that's where you, that's why a lot of our people sitting, sitting in prison, a lot of people sitting in prison, you know I'm saying that, saying they are frowned upon because they went to prison. I went to jail. They're frowned upon. So I'm an advocate. When it comes down to people that have been in prison, people that's in jail, I'm an advocate on that too. I try to do the best I can. I try to do the most I can, even if it's just a letter, you know what I'm saying Accept the phone call. I try to do the best I can for those people as well and spread the truth to those sisters as well.
Speaker 1:That's what's up.
Speaker 1:That's what's up and that's what it's about.
Speaker 1:So it's like the spreading the truth, spreading the love, spreading the message and just being a good steward, like you know, and steward like you know, and and and trying to serve the most high to the best of our abilities.
Speaker 1:Like you know, we, we all human, we all got a past. Some of us got a illustrious past, like you know, but, and some of us have, uh, you know, a horrible past and it is what it is like. But we here now and we here, and the biggest thing is that we here together, you know, because we, we, we could, it's a lot of us that that passed on, that ain't here, like and, and now we like, what do we do? You know, where do we move, how do we move, and and we just got to keep on moving together, like and doing what we got to do, and that's a beautiful thing. So it's like you, you so do you do any other outreach things, any other programs that you are a part of, like you know, in your camp or anything like that, like you want to give a shout out to your camp or anything like that, you know?
Speaker 2:Well, actually I had it's a long story about this, about the camp situation, and it's something I don't want to talk about at the moment. Okay, but all praises to the most high for, you know, the congregation that you know the most high have, um, you know, placed me amongst it's. All praise to the most high for them. And, um, I would say, as of right now, i'm'm just doing a lot of self-examination, I'm doing a lot of real, I'm realizing that it's my day ones and the people that love me for me. They love me for me. I don't have to try to be something that I'm not in order to gain fans or in order to gain followers or friends and stuff. I'm just at the point in my life where, if you don't, if you disagree with my stance against smoking weed, you know what I'm saying, like you know my project, we don't teach polygamy.
Speaker 2:If you disagree with that, you know I'm saying like you know, my project, we don't, we don't teach polygamy. If you disagree with that, you know, saying like it's okay, you don't have to be on my page, you'll have to follow me, you'll have to be my friend, you'll have to, you know, say it's, I don't, it doesn't matter. You know I'm saying I'm staying on my truth and on my righteousness, and and the ones that, and the ones that appreciate me for being, for what I stand and what I believe in, they're going to just genuinely, just match with my spirit. And that's all I ask. Because, at the end of the day, what I'm coming to understand is that I'm not, I don't do music for.
Speaker 2:I don't do music for, I don't do music for likes, I do music for the most high. And I also understand that whenever I put my brick and mortar in and I do the work, the most high gives the increase, he gives the increase. So, you know, just at a place of, I feel like I'm at an elevation point where I'm just realizing that a lot of stuff don't matter. You know, I'm saying just, just, just do, just do it, do everything you can to reach, reach these recent loss, continue to just keep pouring out my, my truth in the music and just continue to worship the most high and follow his laws, statutes and commandments. You know what I'm saying, right?
Speaker 1:So, being from the south and growing up, Just give us One good, fond memory that you have of your childhood that man, yeah man, I wish I could have relived that. I know it was a situation in my life, younger, when I was younger, that if I could relive it I would Do. You have any situations like that in your life, in your youth?
Speaker 2:any situations like that in your life, in your youth. I would say if I was able to be raised up in the truth from a young age, I would want that difference. I feel like I would say I am thankful for my testimony and the experiences that I went to, because I'm able to be used as an example for others to not go those type of routes. I'm able to, you know, say, the differentiate between the evil and wickedness of certain things in the world. You know what I'm saying. I'm able to talk to sisters to certain levels, but I also commend a sister that never did do nothing, that was raised up in the truth and knew the ways of the most high from birth all the way up to this day.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying. So I would. If I could change anything, it would be to know the ways of the most high from birth. Like to have my whole family already in the truth, like my son you know what I'm saying my grand, my grand, my daughter, so my grandbaby would know the ways of the most high from birth. You know what I'm saying. Like I just wish that I would have had that life. You know what I'm saying. But that would be, that would be my answer to that question.
Speaker 1:That's what's up? That's what's up. You know, I, I think that, uh, me personally, I'm like man. I I like, if I would have grew up in the truth I probably like as a at an age, older age, I probably wouldn't be in it like, I probably wouldn't be in it as strong because, like it, be in it as strong because it would have been like, all right, I would have been there. I would have probably rejected it when I was younger, I don't know.
Speaker 1:A lot of us are stiff-necked any damn way. You know what I'm saying. So I think that I probably would have rejected the truth like I rejected Christianity. You know what I'm saying. So it took for me to have to go through you know the things that I went through in my life and my experiences to like now to be like okay, I accept the Torah.
Speaker 2:I accept what, what, what, what, the most has saying, like you know, I don't know, but I get that. Well, I'm going to tell you a scripture that would Okay. So Shabbat class was about, about um, does the word of god offend you? So does anything that the word of god does, do it offend you? You know what I'm saying, and it was, it was a heavy class because it made you think about certain things that offend certain people, like you know, I'm saying, like you, like shaving the beard and wearing a skirt, wearing fringes. You know certain things that offend certain certain, certain israelites that you know I'm saying that, that that are being taught the truth while we're trying to wake up to the truth. And um, but scripture say that what you instill in the child when he get older doesn't prosper.
Speaker 2:So I would beg to differ that your statement that you just said, I believe that you would have still been strong in the truth.
Speaker 1:Hey, that's why her name is Faith Israel. Y'all, she got faith in Israel.
Speaker 2:Oh good, I believe you would have still been strong in the truth.
Speaker 1:I appreciate that, sis, because I ain't got that much trust in myself. I ain't gonna lie Like because it be things that you know that like I accept a lot from the Most High and I accept his will like. But you know we all mess up every day and some of us mess up a lot like and big like. It don't be like small mess-ups like, and I'm one of them small, them big mess-uppers like I don't mess up every day, but like I tend to mess up big like and I don't know I tend to mess up big like and I don't know it's like. I try but you know it's just a force you know.
Speaker 2:The difference is if we wouldn't know what was right and wrong, like really know what the laws was and what they got, it's like well, we can't be held accountable for a lot of stuff that we did because before repentance, because you know what I'm saying, we know the law.
Speaker 4:Yeah, we can't be held accountable for it. You know, saying we, we, not and we know the law.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you know what I'm saying. But we know what, man coming growing up in a Christian church, everything was all you had to do is say Jesus, forgive me for my sins. It was, it was a prayer that they had us say at church and all your sins was forgiven, no matter what you did. You know what I'm saying. So it was a different outlook, but no, we know that these are laws that we have to follow. And no, you know what I'm saying, it's a possibility that you might get forgiven for those things. You know what I'm saying. No, you're not saved. You know, ain't nobody saved for those things? You know what I'm saying? No, you're not saved.
Speaker 3:You know, ain't nobody saved until we walk in the kingdom or something.
Speaker 2:Well, no, ain't nobody saved, so it was just a different. It was a different way of being taught from the Christian church. But imagine being taught the laws of the Most High high, really the right way, coming from an Israelite standpoint, and the way that we're being taught today. Imagine being taught like that, growing up you know what I'm saying and knowing how to walk with the most high.
Speaker 1:I think if I had a father, my father was strong in it, yeah, and he was like one of those one strict Hebrew fathers like, yeah, you ain't doing that. Yeah, I probably would have been on a straight and narrow for a little while, like you, right.
Speaker 2:You'd be talking down on yourself.
Speaker 2:You'd be talking for a little while. I believe you would have still been in the wall. Don't talk down on yourself yourself. Look at our forefathers yeah, you know what I'm saying. When they grew up knowing the ways of the most high, you know what I'm saying. They stuck with it. They ain't wavering. You ain't seen Abraham. You ain't seen Isaac Jacob. They maybe failed, but they didn't waver. You know what I'm saying. You ain't seen Abraham. You ain't seen Isaac Jacob. They maybe fell, but they didn't waver. You know what I'm saying. And that's what I mean with Sister Lycea. She knew the ways of the most high. Maybe she had different little situations, but she still stayed strong to the faith. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:And that's what I mean by the difference of the type of spirit that I wish I would have grown up having. You know what I'm saying. I don't, I didn't want to experience none of the stuff I experienced. Really, you know what I'm saying. You can't, I can't change anything. I have to use those experiences and you know what I'm saying and apply and and and and use them to help try to you know, to help try to teach my, my sisters and brothers, my sisters, a different way to go. But you know, I want to be one of those sisters that, just that, just knew the ways of the most high all my life. I want my spirit just to know, just to know God.
Speaker 1:Right, and you did, though that's the thing we did, even when we was in a Christian church. We knew God. We was just told a lie about you know who, who, who, who it was, and and what the what the mission was and what the true purpose. Like, yeah, we knew god. Like because you know, like like the most high say I dwell in all of y'all. Like you know a little bit, a little part of him dwells in all of us, and and we that's that. That you know how they say oh, oh man, you got them to them, them to their head, that voice in your head, and that was always the most high telling you like you got to do something wrong.
Speaker 1:You were like we got we on the radio right now we talk about music.
Speaker 1:No, I'm just saying so. It's like, yeah, definitely, like the most high beat in your ear, like, yeah, so uh, know that you're not supposed to do that. And then you, you don't do it like, and that, be that, that voice, and that we always had it there, like, always had it, and it's good that that, that, that, that that you, you, you, you, real optimistic, and like your name rings it, like your name gives it all, says it all, like just that faith that you have in humanity to know that, yeah, we still can be good, we still can, you know, move in the ways of the most high and not falter, like and that gives me hope, to let me know that, that, that, hey, if you believe it, then I got to believe it too, and if I believe it, then everybody else got to believe it. We all got to believe it and keep pushing forward. All praise to the Most High. So, yeah, you more a motivation and inspiration than you know. So it's for real Def.
Speaker 2:All praises all praises all praises, all praises. I feel like the Most High, just you might have something else you want that you need to talk about. Like the most I just you might have something else that you need to talk about. Like I'm trying to focus on the music, but no, the most. I say no, that's what I want you to talk about, you know, what I'm saying. It's somebody that needs to hear it.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah definitely Because you know our music goes to the all four corners, but conversation goes even further. You get what I'm saying. You know All all four corners, but conversation goes even further. You get what I'm saying. You know All praise. So when was the first time, like when you first came into the truth, you did fake juke. After that, who was the first person that you came in contact that you like, actually like, did a collab with?
Speaker 2:First person. That's a little bit far back, Because at the beginning I was doing only the songs for myself. I was doing all my music just by myself. So I'm trying to think who I did a collab with first. I think that my first set of collabs were all together, I think I don't know. That's a hard question. I can't even remember. That's something I should remember. But in my mind it feels like my collab started when I did the Daughter of the King album.
Speaker 1:Okay, so the first album. The first album I was about to ask you about that, because that album certified classic. Certified classic y'all. Y'all need to go check it out. And where can you find it? At sis, they don't know where you can find it at.
Speaker 2:You can find it on all the music platforms like Spotify, apple, soundcloud, youtube and basically all the little music outlets, all the social media outlets. You should be able to find it Right.
Speaker 2:I think they took like Fake Jew down. They took a couple of my songs down off the social media platforms. But you can find them. You can find them all on YouTube if you can't find them anywhere else. Like fake Jew is going to be on YouTube if you can't find it on SoundCloud, if you can't find it on Apple or Spotify. But they took, for some reason, took my fake Jew down off a lot of platforms. Daughter of the King also. You should find it. I would say, just go to Faith in Israel YouTube page and just look. You know, download my music from there if you can't find it on the other platform. But it should be on all music and social media platforms, right, right.
Speaker 1:Okay and yeah. So when I was listening to that thing uh, like I was listening to it a little earlier too I happened to happen upon a couple of songs that was on it and I'm like I, this was raw, like, not raw, like it was like, you know, not done, not finished, and it just was like. It was just like raw, like yeah and uh, raw to the point to where it really it really provoked a lot of thought and a lot of uh and a lot of inspiration to, to, to serve the most high, you know, with some of the songs that you had on there and my, like, my favorite song that I, that I always liked and I had a hand in it, I not as far as producing, but like she wanted me to mix and master it and it was just, it was just a, a good song to me. Y'all, like, I don't know, know, and it really ain't a competition between us or any of us like, but I'm just going to say it's some of us that are that shine a little bit brighter than others, like I can't say that and you want us and just, let me know this song, let me know't even gonna, let, I ain't gonna play it y'all. Y'all just gonna have to because I ain't got it, so y'all gonna have to find this somewhere else. Y'all can get on the set apart music radio station and, uh, listen to it. It'd be on there, it streams on there. So, uh, but this song, what about your soul?
Speaker 1:Like how she set the song up and how everything was set, like from the time that she said the first bar to, uh, the end, the end bar of the first verse, when she was coming in and was talking about how I think the first verse was about the sister and and it was like, uh, she's like like, close to the end of the bar, she ended up the verse. She was like, yeah, she didn't even know. Like the next next day cut her from the uh ear to the to the toe or something like that, face to the like ear to her jaw or something like that. And it was like just how she was explaining things in this track y'all. And just the lyricism. Like the lyricism I mean it was pure lyricism when I, when she said she said to me it was like I want you to do this song for me, mix it for me. I'm like, all right, cool, like I didn't know that I was in for a treat like that. Like I didn't even know I was in for that, like y'all like, when I heard this track, I instantly fell in love with it and I'm like I wanted to do so much to it. And she's like nah, I just keep it, just like like she. I like the way she does things, cause sometimes she just likes like it to just straight, regular, like, hey, I'm going to get the point across. I don't need no beat chops, I don't need no extra stuff, just keep it the regular. I wanted to just dress him up and make it sound super, but it sounded good. Period.
Speaker 1:The lyricism in the track. It's called what About your Soul. This song is so fun. It's only like two minutes two and a half three minutes long. I and it's only like two minutes two and a half like three minutes long. I think it's like three minutes long. Two verses done. She told two stories and two verses and it and they're done so I'm gonna ask you what was the inspiration behind that song?
Speaker 2:It's been in each of the seven series that we have in the center of the Northwalk Center and you're hearing evidence that he's got better at it.
Speaker 1:So, you hear me? Yeah, I can. Yeah. What was the inspiration behind that? Uh, what about your soul?
Speaker 2:um, I had to come outside and it's so hot outside all righty, though it's kind of warm up here too um, the, the um inspiration behind the.
Speaker 2:What about your soul? Yeah, it was. I wanted to bring back storytelling. I wanted to bring back storytelling, um, so I um was talking about a young man that that had grew up around. A father that was was, you know wasn't around and he grew up and he got himself involved with in the wrong lifestyle, ended up getting killed, and he didn't make it home and the pain was by seeing her son take his last breath. And I was, like you know, from. We think about all of these things that we can achieve and we can obtain materialistically wise, but we forget about our soul. We forget about our soul salvation and what happens when we, when we leave this earth right, which we all know we all take gonna taste death. So I, you know, I, you know was telling his story. And then I went on to the female who lived a promiscuous lifestyle that ended up.
Speaker 2:She and she ran away from home, but her promiscuous lifestyle didn't start promiscuous it started where she was just an average young lady going to high school, living in the home, living in her mother's home. She started, she created her OnlyFans page. She wanted to be promiscuous. Her mother was against her being promiscuous and told her that you know I'm grounding you from this phone. She got upset, left the home, actually ran away from home because of the phone. Her mother took a phone.
Speaker 2:Just something that we do as parents is disciplining our kids and they you know this generation, they'll, they'll run away. You know I'm saying right, if you, if you try to discipline them while they'll call the police, say my mother hit me. You know I'm saying so, uh, um, which is a whole nother thing. Which another whole nother thing that irritates me is how a lot of parents feel like they don't have authority over their kids. Because I spank my rotten stone and I and I'll be reciting the scriptures as I'm spanking I did that one time this man said okay, rammy, outside he was like I appreciate you doing it. I told you to talk to his daughter. I told you I'm getting on your behind too. Anyways, I got off the subject. No no Go ahead.
Speaker 2:She rebelled against her mother, she ran away from home and when she ran away from home she ran into a pimp that pimped her out and after she got pimped, she was getting pimped out for us a period of time and it feel like that she didn't deserve being pimped out. Like she, she make the money. She felt like she should be able to keep the money right and so he felt differently. He was like well, you, if you, if I don't keep the money, then you ain't you go, I'm gonna, you ain't gonna, you ain't gonna be, you ain't gonna look like nobody so you could make in order to make no more money type thing, so ended up cutting the girl from the, from her, from, you know, on the side of her face right and um, you know, and that was kind of, you know, that was kind of.
Speaker 2:It brought the hook back in after that. You know what I'm saying. Now she's feeling remorseful and everything about what happened. You know what I'm saying Because you know, at the end of the day, it's what about? You know, you looking for all of this worldly, you looking for money and looking for, you know, the attention from guys.
Speaker 2:What about your soul? And a lot of times that's that takes a woman's soul. Because we said we are taught to be um, we'll talk, talk to be um keepers at home. It's hard to be chased and keep our legs closed and be modest. These are the things that the most I teach us, right, so when we, when we, when we, when we, when we decide to do the opposite, it takes bits and pieces of us until it takes us completely. Well, we walk in corpse, basically. So you know what I'm saying. So, even though she didn't die like the young man died, she still was walking dead because she was doing all kinds of stuff for money, to oblige, to appeal. So that was the stories and you know the hook.
Speaker 2:What you know the hook was what about your soul? You know all you want is money, all you want is silver gold. You don't say what about your soul? And so it was very. It was, I feel like it was um, very, very straight to the point on. You know, touching on some of the things that our people are dealing with, from a male point of view, with the drug life and the guns and the street life, and in the woman point of view, with the promiscuousness and the stuff that we're dealing with and we see on the daily basis. So that was one of my favorite songs as well. That's why you know some of my favorite songs I dropped videos for yeah yeah, man, yeah, that was I mean when I heard it.
Speaker 1:I'm like because, like, usually I like when I make songs like I I don't listen to, I listen to like a certain part of the song. I don't listen to the whole song. After I got the vocal sounding right and everything, I just listen to like eight bars. I don't listen. The rest of the song is just because I'll try to listen to the loudest part of the song so I can mix that. If you mix the loudest part of the song, it uh, it, uh, everything else to sound right in my, in my brain. So I don't listen.
Speaker 1:But when I heard that, I listened to that like three times before I started mixing it, because it was just and it was like raw, like that's why I wanted to like, do so much, because I listened to it so many times. Raw, like when I wanted to. When I mix it, I'm like, yeah, I hear this and you was like, and I just destroyed my little dreams. But I'm like it's cool because when I heard it and after we did, after I finished it, I sent it to you and you was happy with it. I'm like, yeah, okay, cool, I was just happy that you was happy and you know you like the way the song sounded. Y'all need to go check that song out. It's pure lyricism Pure Like pure bars.
Speaker 1:All praises all praises, all praises, yeah. So what's this next album that we're hearing about that I'm starting to see on Facebook and you promote. And I'm like you talked about it. Like I remember I asked you about like you want to do an album. You're like nah, nah, I'm just doing singles. And then, like 25 singles later I'm like she ready to do an album now. I'm like, okay, well, she done, put the work in.
Speaker 2:She want to do something and I really I don't feel like I really need an album. But I did an album because I just want to have some new music available for some of the tour dates and stuff like that. So it's really just an album that I'm doing some of the tour dates and stuff like that.
Speaker 2:So it's really just an album that I'm doing some of the tour dates, so I have some music to perform with you know what I'm saying but I am the queen of singles and when this album is after I drop this album, I'm going back to being the queen of singles and if I drop anything, it'll be probably EPs but not albums, because I think they overrate. They take too much time away from you promoting stuff like people. Because I'm the type of person like you know I like to promote a video at least once every two months.
Speaker 2:Put a video out and I haven't dropped a video since the end of last year this. I've been promoting this one video because I've been working on this album. Right. So, yeah, so just moving forward, I will. I don't want to take that much time from promotion and pushing other stuff, which I think when you're working on an album it takes a lot of your time.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it do If you don't have no help like I, it takes a lot of your time If you don't have no help like I do.
Speaker 2:I don't have a manager or anybody that's doing this stuff for me. You know what I'm saying. You have to put out a lot of content to be relevant or to be you know what I'm saying to stay concurrent, and so it takes time consuming. You either can do either. Sometimes managers are important because a lot of times managers will take care of all the promotion stuff while the artist can be the artist Right. Right, with me doing both. It's just best that I just stick to doing singles, because I'm doing the same, I'm able to reach a wide audience and I'm able to speak consistent when I'm just doing singles, and even an EP wouldn't take that much time out of my schedule but an album is a lot of thought into it.
Speaker 2:If you got features, it takes time for features to come back usually, and yeah, so I'm going back to the tried and true.
Speaker 1:But you know what, sis, like I really do think and I get why you're doing it, I get why you do that in your method, like I get it. But I really can say like this album is like very anticipated. Like I know it's a lot of people that is ready to hear this album, just off of the fact that we just been getting singles, like we ain't got nothing juicy, like nothing. Like we can just pop in the whip Like hey, ride out to like man, pop that new Faith in pop, that new faith in bro. Like all right, man, we about to ride like 12 tracks, like 12 tracks later. We spiritually full, we moving on like nah, we like man, hey, go and go to youtube. We gotta listen to the new faith on youtube, the, the, the, the, the video like. And it's like I'm saying, yeah, that's what it is Like. We just, we just anticipated it. So, yeah, you knew what you was doing. You knew what you was doing.
Speaker 2:You made me laugh.
Speaker 1:Yeah, she did this on purpose to us y'all.
Speaker 2:I believe it is anticipated because I did actually do. I do have a lot of features on there.
Speaker 2:It was supposed to be like a compilation type of album where, excuse me, where I'm on each track and so I have a lot of features on there, but it's not as many features as I wanted and it's not as many songs as I wanted, because I feel like I'm taking so much time on the album. It's like I need to get this done. I got these tour dates coming up in June, so let me hurry up with this album and drop it before I go on tour. You see what I'm saying. Right.
Speaker 2:It was a lot of people that I wanted to put on the album that I did not get to. So it's almost like I still have to drop something and I possibly would I'll possibly, you know say with the EP or something with some of those other features, because I'm also realizing that features are important as well, because there's a lot of us.
Speaker 2:We love each other's music and when we do music together, it makes it especially sisters that do music together. It makes it especially sisters that do music together. It shows the unity amongst one another. And so I'm definitely on the features. And when I even even when I listen to an album say someone drops an album right For me when I look at it, when I listen to an album, guess what I do first, I see all the tracks, I see the name, the title, all the tracks, and I have an option of which song I want to listen to. I always go to the features.
Speaker 1:Yeah, features yeah.
Speaker 2:For some reason I always go to the features. So from me doing that I realized let me do that. I was like, let me do that to make it intriguing. You know what I'm saying Because I'm pretty sure I made an announcement enough times that everybody knows that it's got a lot of features on it.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying. It's definitely dope. I'm saying it's definitely it's dope, it's dope. I'm excited for the ones that got an opportunity to be on the album. I still feel kind of I feel, you know, like I still need to drop some more music to get everybody on that asked to be on it. But I'm content with what I have. I'm all praise to the Lord and I think it's time. My spirit is telling me it's time.
Speaker 1:And big up to the brothers and sisters that got on the Faith for Israel album, because it's an honor and a pleasure. Y'all better believe that, like, because, hey, this is the second album and the first one. When did the first one come out? Like some years ago.
Speaker 1:About two second album and the first one. When did the first one come out? Like some years ago, about two years ago, she, she did some dr dre stuff to us. Y'all, like you know I'm saying so. She dropped the album and then, like now, like two years later, she gave us oh no, that wasn't dr dre, that was lil wayne like from carter one, from carter two to carter three. When he did that, when he took that time, he did the. That one summer he did like 90 something singles. That's what you did. Like a whole two summers. You did all these singles. And now we like the Faith for Israel album, like, and everybody want to get on it, and you like, yeah, come on, like man, I can't wait to hear this joint. Y'all, for real, I am anticipating. So when is dropping sis?
Speaker 1:I'm hoping the first week of june. Okay, okay, that's what's up. That's what's up I was. I was gonna drop my little ep around that time. I think I'm gonna wait, because I I definitely don't wanna. I know if, if faith, and in Israel drop, ain't nobody listening to nothing else except for her album that whole month.
Speaker 2:So you be talking. You be talking for real, ain't nobody about to?
Speaker 1:get no play for real. Did she go be in the in the area she go be touring y'all? Come on now, like ain't nobody gonna be listening to, nobody else album for that whole summer. So let's talk about this tour date.
Speaker 1:ain't nobody going to be listening to nobody else's album for that whole summer? So let's talk about this tour date, because I've seen this on Facebook and I'm like hold on, she got a whole summer tour date y'all. So go ahead and tell us where you go, bs this and big up the people and the people that's doing it and all that stuff.
Speaker 2:Okay, so we have the first tour date is June 14th and June 15th, which will be out in Dallas, texas. Of course, you know the same. We have the same promoters organizations. That was over, that is over the Truth Music Awards, which is just a picture of Israel. My brother, what's his name? My brother?
Speaker 1:Ain't that DJ Taz too?
Speaker 2:Brother, dj Taz. No, taz is the DJ, but I'm thinking about I'm sorry, june 14th, and June 15th is Brews and Beats is one day. Brews and Beats is June 14th. Hebrew Wall Street is June 15th. In Dallas, texas. July 6th is F3 Friends Up Family Festival. That's the Monologue Magal event that's in Atlanta, georgia. And then I have July 12th Black Carpet event. That's in Chicago Heights, illinois, september. And then I have July 12th Black Carpet Event. That's in Chicago Heights, illinois. September 6th is the Truth Music Awards. That will be in Fort Worth, texas, I'm sorry. September 7th is the All White Yacht Event and that will be in Fort Worth, texas as well. And those are the next set of events. I do have like events coming up also at the end of the year. Those events I will be promoting and posting. You know, after I get closer to those events, but as of right now, those are my current tour dates to those events.
Speaker 1:But as of right now, those are my current tour dates hey, she gonna be all over the south, she gonna be everywhere. You going to the one in Chicago too. That's the black black carpet event, ain't it the one up there in Chicago?
Speaker 2:yes, I'll be out there she gonna be everywhere y'all.
Speaker 1:So y'all definitely y'all for the Faith in Israel fans, I know it's a lot of y'all like definitely get on these tour dates. I know they going to be streaming live. I know they going to be. Make sure that they streaming and everybody can see these, see the artists and see the videos and stuff. Man, make sure y' the the videos and stuff. Man, make sure y'all like the videos. Big up her music, get up, get get to the new album it's coming out the first week, hopefully most high one in the first week you said June, first week of June.
Speaker 2:Um June, yeah, First week of June for the album Okay. Week of june for the album okay. And then the second week of june is the tour dates will start, so I'm second week of june. Uh, I'll be in uh dallas, texas, for abuse and beats and he blew wall street hey, that she about to be moving this summer y'all.
Speaker 1:Like I wish I could be moving around this summer like that. But like, hey, I I ain't that type of truth music artist like I like to just put the music out and move on, like, but all praise y'all. Like she's really doing it and it's a lot of other brothers and sisters out there that's gonna be doing it big up to the sisters and the brothers that's throwing the events and putting awareness out and uh, and highlighting the brothers and sisters. Like that's a beautiful thing, man. Like all those events this year like I didn't know all that was going on this year, like that's a good thing, man. Like the brothers and sisters coming together and and uh, and really just, you know, loving on each other, I bet those be some good events, cause I, the one that we went to, was pretty decent, so I know the other ones are just as good, like you know. So, hey, that's a lot Sheesh.
Speaker 1:Like, man, you need a tour bus, man, let's hey, gofundme we about to set up a GoFundMe y'all for Sister Israel, sister Faith and Israel's tour bus. She need a tour bus y'all. Y'all just heard all those dates like how, like she need a tour bus, y'all. We need to chip in and get her a tour bus and get her moving around, like, because that, like she bringing the truth to a city near you, that's real talk, y'all like fiber optics. All praise, man, all praise. So.
Speaker 2:I know usually, like in December, I'm out there in Philly on the east side. So I'm going to be a little bit. I'm going to be west, I'm going to be in Midwest, I'll be in Philly during the winter months and then I'm going to be down south, which is the land over on the other side of the state and that's in Texas. So I'm kind of going to be a little bit. A little bit I'm going to be moving around. I'm going to be moving around, definitely definitely moving around.
Speaker 1:Hey y'all, this is, this is like. When I seen the flyer, I'm like at first I'm just like like I'm just reading it, like hold on, like ain't she gonna be everywhere. Like I thought they was gonna do something in Cincinnati this year, but I talked to a couple brothers and sisters and they just they wasn't like too sure about it and I'm like, well, okay, like I guess I'm gonna have to add myself and add our city into the circuit next year. You know what I'm saying to have to add myself and add our, add our city into the circuit next year. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1:Uh, uh, hebrew uh, cause it's like it's a lot of things going on around this city and y'all I mean the country and y'all if y'all have not plugged in, y'all go miss out and y'all go miss the uh, the uh. Search the venues. It might even be one in your city. You might miss it, like because you're not plugged in. So definitely get plugged in on facebook with the uh, with the uh, the brothers and sisters that throw these events, because they definitely are, uh, they definitely got these the artists everywhere.
Speaker 1:So, uh, hey, man that's yeah, that's a lot, so it I'm just like, wow, like folks, folks, cities, you did too. You got like a couple of dates where you like back to back in the same city but different events. I'm like, hey, man, is anybody paying this sister? Like I need to be paying her to come like for real I, but you know the most high paces, come like for real, like, but you know the most high paces, and that's a beautiful thing, because he he pays you with the, with the, with the money that you get, the money that you have your health, your, your children, your, the, the, the word, understanding and the wisdom.
Speaker 1:So we wealthy for real, for real, you know I'm saying right so many ways, yeah I mean that's something, not your arms, at some events, and some events it's different things.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying. It could be the room and board, it could be right, the um. It could be the vending. I don't have to pay for vending and I could just get all the right, the money that I make it's, it's, I don't have to you know I'm saying right it's just different events, since you know, sometimes it'd be, I just they'll pay me or give me alms or give me gifts or something.
Speaker 2:It's just different stuff. And I just I know that one of the disciples when they traveled, they was, you know, they're the most I provided and I just feel like if it's not affecting my living arrangements or if it's not a burden, a financial burden or something for me, then I'm able to do it and if I need help with something guess what? I will say something. You know what I mean.
Speaker 2:I need help. I can pay, like the, the Israelites that's throwing these events. They are doing the best they can To compensate the truth Of these artists, and so I'm appreciative of whatever that the Most High lead them to Bless you with.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and that's good and I'll praise man Because it's rough out here and we need help. Definitely because it ain't just because we can drop music when we want to don't mean that we can do it for free. You know, right, and we get it with our streams and with our merch and all that. So tell them where they can find that merch at sis, all them bags, them book bags. She got perfume and I'm like man, take this sis, it's like a one-stop shop. So next she's about to have NFTs and Bitcoin y'all.
Speaker 1:Like for real.
Speaker 2:Well, you can check out my website. It's like faithsquare and so I have some of my merch is Israelitefaithsquare, and so I have some of my merch on the business page. I also do a lot of promotion on my social media pages. They all are Faith in Israel and you spell that with the N, just the letter E and no, I N just Faith in Israel and Israelite Faith Entertainment is the brand of Israelite Faith and all of those are my pages and all of those pages I do promote my merch, business pages and personal pages. I promote them all I promote on all my pages. So, if you see, if you type those names in any social media platform, you should see, you know Faith in Israel, israelite Faith Entertainment, and you will see my posts where I post like little videos, little pictures where you could, where you could order. If you see anything that you like, I also have with the custom names of the most um, uh, here's your like faith.
Speaker 2:I have custom jewelry. You can get them in silver or gold um pre-orders if you want something custom made. Some assistant, just um uh, reached out and she got her name on her chain so you could do custom orders um, personalized custom chains. Um and gold is our silver. And this gold does not tarnish. It does last for a long time. It's not like how it was when I, when we grew up, where it would start like like chipping on you, on your skin or the color would fade. This color stays the same as one of those. It's like a brass gold but it looks gold. It's not gonna look like brass but um. Also, I have the men and women wallets. They all are um 100 leather and it has um is your life faith logo on the front of them and on the back. Also, I have Israelite Faith t-shirts, israelite Faith tumblers, israelite Faith maxi dresses, israelite Faith onesies for the babies, from sizes zero to three months all the way to 24 months.
Speaker 2:I have Israelite Faith hats. I'm trying to think if I missed anything. Oh, israelite Faith earrings. I also leave here some wood-graven earrings that you have. The wood-graved Israelite faith is wood graved inside the earrings. And I do have the what was it? What is it called? The different stone colors, the different colors of the stones going around to represent the ephod, the priest ephod colors. I have those going around. Israelite faith chains from the men. Also, the Israelite faith earrings. They are wood-graving earrings with wood. Israelite faith is wood-graved inside the wood and those are all wood finished with a gloss exterior and those are custom-made as well. Those earrings, I make those by hand. I also have Israelite Faith keychains. That's some of my merch that I have. If I'm at an event, I usually bring my merch with me. If you see me at an event, you also can purchase that merch. It will exclude. You don't have to worry about the shipping cost when you buy it from me on hand right, right, yeah, okay, and you said the the website was what?
Speaker 1:now? Israelite Faith.
Speaker 1:Israelite Faith E&T at squarecom hello yeah, I'm looking, I was sitting here while you was doing it, while you was talking, I was looking at like, uh, like all your content and stuff like that, like, and you can always tell how you know how much work somebody is putting in when you can see they google, when you can see they Google, when you Google them and they got more than five pages of content, they putting their work in and you got more than five pages and I'm like I'm just looking like, okay, page one, like show all your Facebook and everything, like I just put Israelite faith and it just popped that up, like. I'm like, so I wonder what I, if I put faith in Israel, because you know different Google has different searches for different you know what I'm saying Names and attributes, like. So even if you got the same same content, like some of your content, that's under faith in Israel would just be under faith in Israel. And then you know what I'm saying, that's under faith in Israel will just be under faith in Israel. And then you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:But when you put in that's why I always try to hashtag a lot, because when you put, even if I do Y'all's One Entertainment or a bid, it'll still be. You know, hashtag. The hashtag will still take you to that post, will still take you to that, that set of content like. But I want to look at your, as you said, you got the e-file and that that set of content like. But I want to look at your, uh, as you said, you got the E5 and that just kind of like and I uh piqued my interest right there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the E5, I just um, I started making those E5 chains for the brothers with the, with the, with the colors, the, all the, um, the diamond colors going around Right, and then the Israelite faith the wood grain is in the middle, you know what I'm saying. And the goodness on the gold chain, what Hold up?
Speaker 2:Yeah, you definitely, definitely reach out to me. I could show you. I'm not at the house right now, but when I get home I can always send you a picture and let you see what it looks like. And just let me know if you want to place an order.
Speaker 1:I'm like me and Bass got something. We trying to put something together. Hopefully we can get it done by the time Hondo throw his show. That would go nice. But yeah, y'all check it out. Israelitefaith ENT square. I'm messing it up, y'all. I'm going to let her say it squarecom.
Speaker 2:I'm still learning my own website. I know it's Visualize Faith ENT, square dot com, something like that. And.
Speaker 2:I'm still learning. I just put it up. I just finished my website because I had a lot of people asking me where can I go and find my merch, so I just put it up. But it is up. And also, if you want more visuals visuals I have a lot of visuals on my social media pages, so just type in is your life faith on any social media platform and you could definitely, um you know, check out my merch right right and y'all definitely, man, get on that man, because the sister is definitely blowing up, definitely one of the one of the shining stars of our, our community.
Speaker 1:The Hebrew, israelite, you know, israelite set apart truth music community I know that was a mouthful, but it is is definitely a bunch of hashtags that you, you know, can take us, take you to all everybody music, you know, and, uh, she's definitely doing her thing. Man, we gonna get into one of these tracks, man, because I I just been sitting here like just really listening and just learning more, like because you know, I learned I met the sister like, uh, I like about two years ago and, like we, we've been doing music together and I helped her out on a lot of things, she's helped me out on a lot of things Love, brothers and sisters. We finally met last year and it was like, yeah, I'm starstruck. We ain't about to backtrack to that story again. Like I said, it was like me and Michael Jackson type.
Speaker 1:I went like on that level, but it was up there, though, definitely you are definitely a big shining star and I was happy and really honored to be in your presence, like you know, just to know that, hey, this sister's out here now, a year later, she's, she, even she done turned it all the way up. Y'all like she everywhere doing her thing and, uh, spreading this truth, music and that's a beautiful thing y'all like. So y'all definitely, definitely get on her her page and let and look at those, those tour days, see where she at, if she coming to a city you near you, go in there, man, go and support, go, support man. If you, if you ain't a fan, and she come and see your city, go, support man. I'm telling you, after you hear her music, you go be a fan. You might not be a number one fan like me, because I'm I'm like really like trying to hold that spot, like like king of the hill type of thing. Also, if you see, anything that you like.
Speaker 2:you can't inbox me. I check my inboxes. I even check my spam inboxes to see if anybody that's not on my friend list if they're trying to message me. So if you send me a message and you're interested in any of the merchandise or jewelry that I have on display, just let me know in my inbox. I do take orders all the time in my inbox and if it's on a Monday through Friday, I definitely will be able to send those. If it's something I already have ready, if it's something custom, it usually takes about a week.
Speaker 2:But, if it's something I already have ready and I'm able to ship that out next day. If it's on a Friday, of course our post offices are closed on Fridays. I'm at Saturday and Sunday, and Saturday is my Shabbat, so I don't do any work on Saturday, but that following Monday I will get your order shipped out to you. Also, I always take pictures and screenshots of the tracking info. So as soon as I get it in the mail I'll send you tracking info and get it out to you as soon as possible. So just let me know. You know I take orders in my inbox and I would love to hear from you and I appreciate any support that's given. All of the contributions go a long way.
Speaker 1:Long way, definitely, definitely. And she let y'all know that she about her business and there will be no money left on the table. Y'all don't play, and don't play with her. She'll get that stuff out there to you quick. And then you'll be like, hey, this is dope, it's, it's. I love it, it's, it's lasting, it's good material, it's good quality stuff.
Speaker 1:I think I'm about to go order again and then go order again y'all and keep on supporting and support the music. Definitely support the youtube, like. Get the money, give her the, the views, give her the like, share and comment y'all. Like I ain't even gonna say what I usually say, because at the end of the day, you are y'all already know like, you already know like, if you don't, but the sister is dope and we about to get into this track y'all, and because I you know, I just want to hear some good music. I just want to hear one of her songs, and this is actually a song with her and the Sister Yaz, and Sister Yaz dropped her album last year and it was like fire, it. I mean it really hit the streets and it like blew up. Like you know what I'm saying. I think Sister Faithy was on there too, wasn't she? Yeah, she was on, she was on the track or two, wasn't you? I think so, and uh, but these two together, man, they put this, they put this song together and it really, it really came through. They connected the dots lyrically and and they they brought the message too. So we go, check it out y'all.
Speaker 1:This song is called Repentance, featuring Yaz. Check it out, y? Y'all. Check it out. Hold on, let me get it right, because, see, sometimes I'll be messing up when I'll be trying to transfer into a song and my phone be going dark and then I'll be talking and it'll be like a time lapse and it just sounds stupid. So let me just talk inside of that track while we're doing it. So all praise. This is your boy, obia. This is the Spit your Truth podcast on Set Apart Music Radio and we here with Faith and Israel, the heavy, heavy, heavy hitter of the truth music scene. Definitely. She gave y'all the tour dates, she gave y'all the time when the album coming out and this is one of her songs that she got with Yaz. Check it out y'all.
Speaker 2:It's called Repentance. Delicious, we sing in repentance. And when it gets over delicious, we sing in repentance. And when it gets over delicious, we winning, reading the scriptures. This repentance tastes delicious, we sing in repentance. And when it gets over delicious, we sing in repentance. And when it gets over delicious, I seek out the wisdom and knowledge. Just like my kindred, I wake up and be holy water To light my senses, reading the bible with my filled up mind and my business, so many blessings covering me Since I repented. Call me a daughter or Sarah when you see my dedication.
Speaker 2:Israelite, hebrew Set apart like segregation. Don't read horoscopes, look to stars or the constellations. Words from wisdom of Solomon give me motivation, me. So fly the Holy Spirit in. I, the love of repentance, keep the good feelings inside. It's just us, the vibe you send us to step aside. We always follow commandments. Call it righteous genocide, just like gold, unrefined. I am one of a kind writing rhymes for the stiff neck pray. They follow christ on the road to repentance. Come, just follow I, because it tastes so delicious, like blueberry pie. We winning, reading these scriptures. This repentance tastes delicious, we seeking repentance. And when it gets over it's delicious, we sing in repentance. And when it gets over, it's delicious. We win it. Read it the scriptures this repentance tastes delicious. We sing in repentance, and when it gets over, it's delicious. We sing in repentance. And when it gets over, it's delicious.
Speaker 4:Y'all don't want no smoke, y'all don't know no smoke, y'all slap back with a bleep. We'll be right back. Can't work for no firm, unless it's my turn to bring the niggas out it. We takin' the lead. Ain't no holdin' that. Crucio's the real one, ain't no runnin' back. You say it's Junquita. Ain't heard of that, them heathens. They give and they take it back. They made a mistake like uh-oh no, tomamos despacio, pero siempre Se como a sederante. We don't stop for the replays. Tell us to be brave. I wonder who brought on them caves. I try to do better these days. A citizen, a hero, we're slaves. No wonder we feelin' this way. Yeah, I wonder who brought on them caves. I try to do better these days. A citizen, a hero, we're slaves. No wonder we feelin' this way.
Speaker 2:We winnin' readin' these scriptures. This repentance tastes delicious. We seekin' repentance and when it gets over delicious, we singing repentance. And when it gets over delicious, we winning reading the scriptures. This repentance tastes delicious. We singing repentance and when it gets over delicious, we singing repentance. And when it gets over delicious.
Speaker 1:Hey, you know what? I just remember something Like the crazy part about that right that video. As I was looking, hey, my bad, y'all Like I don't, hey Charge it to my head, not my heart. Y'all. Like I don't know how to turn off the notifications on the iphone when, when I'm looking at so I can, so it won't pop up. So I don't know why people be hitting me up I don't even use my iphone like that, but it it probably was just a spam call, so I apologize for that y'all. But as I was looking at the video, so it's like I remember, like y'all were like the first ones that was doing like that cooking eating thing you know what I'm saying Like you know, like that new trend that's going around right now, like all the sisters doing, all the people doing, they don't do it. Hello. Sis.
Speaker 1:Hello, what's up? Oh, I had you on me, my bad y'all, I had her on me, but, uh, so you remember when, uh, what, as I was looking at this video, right, I, uh, I, um, I seen how y'all was doing Like the, uh, like we cooking in it, and then I seen y'all doing like the little, like little cooking thing. Oh, I remembered y'all was the first ones doing it Like, and I noticed now it's a big thing, like, I don't think that, like everybody, like people, like actually was like, yeah, we got it from them like they had never probably, I probably give y'all the credit or recognition, but as I seen yaz in a part that she was doing like, she was doing like and it was flicking back to her and she was sitting at the table like she was doing that and I'm like, well, hey, maybe that's where, because y'all, this is a, it got a lot of views. Y'all like this, this, this, this video has a lot of views. So I mean it, it ain't too far fast to say that you know that they get they, that this trend started from y'all, I ain't gonna lie, it probably did so.
Speaker 1:What was it? What was the inspiration behind this, this song? So it's like and I seen that y'all was like where did y'all shoot this? It was an event that y'all was like where did y'all shoot this?
Speaker 2:It was an event that y'all shot this at, didn't y'all? No, we had. Yeah, that was at the F3 last year. Yeah. And we had shot some individual scenes, like I shot some in my house. I mean, I shot some when I got back home and she shot some when I got back home and she shot some when she got back home and we shot some together at the event.
Speaker 1:Right, oh, okay. So what was the inspiration? How did y'all connect the dots on that song?
Speaker 2:Well it was. She had asked me to do a song. She wanted to do a song with me, and I told her well, you know, I was working on, I sent her a beat and we just, it just went from there.
Speaker 1:Oh, okay, okay, yeah, that song really did. That song really was a pretty dope song and I, uh, when I heard it, I'm like yeah, yeah, that y'all really connected the dots and y'all like, lyrically and as far as like the, the chemistry of the song, like I seen. Well, of course, you hit the, you did the video first and you know it was like okay and I'm like that must have been a event they did Like, and I was thinking about something like that, like that'd have been dope, like a a big old, uh, like a cipher type of thing going on. You know what I'm saying? That that, yeah, that could have been dope. So, after, after all this this year, what, what, what do you foresee in the next two, three years for Faith in Israel and the Israelite entertainment brand?
Speaker 2:Well, I don't really, I don't know, I'm just letting the most out of me.
Speaker 2:It's never been a status quo or anything's just, I'm just just letting the most I lead me, you know. So I enjoy doing, I enjoy fellowshipping with my sisters and brothers, so, and then I also enjoy doing, uh, doing, events, because I'm able to, um, you know, fellowship network. I'm able to be around like-minded individuals, and I'm also, you know, we always like to have like, go to events and get-togethers, like we don't go to the club anymore, we don't go to these little block parties anymore. So when we throw events, it's fun. You know what I'm saying. It's fun, it's fun to be able to go to an event. It's also you know what I'm saying it's fun, it's fun to be able to go to an event. It's also fun to be able to perform at an event, and it's also nice to be able to shop with other people, vendors. That has things that you, that us Israelites, that we, that we like to buy. So those type of things. You know I'm saying it's just going to always be something that that's enjoyable, enjoyable, and something that's, um, that's that that I hold dear to my heart and it is, whatever, the most high, you know he wants me, whatever plateau he wants me to want to elevate me to, it's all in his, um, divine, you know, will and order, and I'm just, you know, I'm just going to continue to just put the work in, continue to put my brick and mortar, like I always say. You know you work the most I get it. I don't even I don't really see myself anywhere. I just see myself being stronger in the most high.
Speaker 2:Music is just, uh, something extra. It's not the, the, it's not my life. My life is being a wife, being a mother, being um, being, you know, a, a follower of the most high. And you know I'm saying that's that's, that's, that's, that's that comes first. The music is just something extra. It's like something that you know I could. It's an outlet and it's a way of reaching more people that I, that I could reach on my own, just without the music. It's also, it's also written all through the Bible that we should. You know I'm saying worship the most high through our, through our voice and through singing, and you know I I'm saying worship the most high through our voice and through singing, and you know what I'm saying. So it's a part of, I feel like it's a part of your faith and.
Speaker 2:I feel like it's a part of my walk, but it's not. It don't come first. You know, I don't. I just see myself. Just, I see myself stronger in the Lord. I see myself being an even better wife. You know, I'm saying three years from now. I see myself being an even better mother. Three years from now, um, I see myself being even more wiser three years from now. I see myself still in the truth three years from now. Okay, I don't see nothing. I don't see it no other way. You know what I'm saying. And.
Speaker 2:I see myself having this conversation three years from now and I'm even. I'm spitting out scripts every sentence. You know what I'm saying. Like I'm just you could see. You would see the growth and be able to compare the interviews from three years ago to three years, three years where we are and see that, oh, faith in Israel has grown as a music artist. You know what I'm saying. So that's what, that's what I, that's where I see myself.
Speaker 1:Definitely, definitely. And that's a beautiful thing, man, that everybody has to understand, that you know humbleness, humble, man, that everybody has to understand that you know humbleness, humble, humble, humble in this humble life. Humble everything in the most high supply. You know, definitely a supply. Make sure that you got everything that you need, even if you don't even want it. You know you give it to you like because you, you feel like you deserve enough of it. And when you, when you know you deserve enough, things are the most high, that's the, that's the best thing in the world. That's better than gold and diamonds and rubies Deserve, when you know that you deserve it at a most highest. Favor and grace. Right, you know I'll pray.
Speaker 1:So what, what? What you want to tell the fans, cause we go leave out on this last song, I'm a, play it. I'm a. I'm going to let y'all hear this. It's probably playing in the background right now. As a matter of fact, y'all, I ain't even going to lie, it probably is playing in the background, but even if it is, and if it, ain't we about to let the sister tell y'all what she want to hear. Give her your shots out. Let the fans know what you want to let them know. And, you know, switch your plugs, your email links, I mean your links, all that stuff, everything that you just want to get out right now. It's your time, sis.
Speaker 2:Well, I got a lot out already.
Speaker 2:We've been on this thing about two hours. I got a lot out already. If you tuned in in the middle of the conversation, you know wherever you tuned in at. If you tuned in in the middle. If you tuned in at the know wherever you tuned in at. If you tuned in in the middle. If you tuned in at the end, wherever you tuned in at. I'm thankful that you're here. I'm glad that you took the time out to listen and if you listened to the whole podcast.
Speaker 2:All praise to the Most High. I commend you, my sister and my brother. I think I ask the Most High to continue to cover you and to bless you. The ones that even stepped in. I tuned in at the end. If you tuned in just now.
Speaker 2:I ask the most how to cover you and protect you and to guard you and keep you safe and, um, as as we move forward, you know that we keep in mind that the time is drawing short, that is getting close to the end, like anything could pop off at any given time. Always be in humble in mind and in spirit. No matter of no matter, with all the music to the side. I'm just a regular person living a regular life, trying to make it to the kingdom, following the law, statutes and commandments to the best of my ability. You know what I'm saying. Thank the Most High for this gift and guess what? I'm going to use it for the betterment of my people and for the glory of the Most High, and that's it. Not for no lucra, which the Bible called lucra money, not for no vain glory, not for anything outside of what the Most High tends for me to use it for. If you decide in your heart to listen to any of my music, I appreciate it. Thank you so much If you add my music to your playlist. Thank you so much If you're touched by any of the merch to help continue. Help me continue to travel and promote the gospel. Thank you so much.
Speaker 2:And for all of those who are seeking and searching, keep on searching. Keep reading your Bible, keep praying, keep asking the most high to fill you with wisdom, knowledge and understanding. Keep on, keep on, you know. Keep repenting, keep repenting every single day. Just keep repenting. And whatever that you ask the most high to do for you, he will do it for you. He said that you have not because you ask not. So ask the most high what you need. Tell them what you need. Face the east. So ask the most high what you need. Tell them what you need. Face the east. If you don't know where the east is, if you got an iPhone, it's a compass on your iPhone that will help you find where the east is located.
Speaker 2:Face the east when you pray and ask the most high for help. Sometimes all you got to do is say help me, help me. That's all you got to do is say help me, help me. That's all you. Two words and the Holy Spirit will end the session prayer for you. Just pray the most high order. Know what you want before you even ask If you have any addictions.
Speaker 2:Would help me with my addictions. I went on a long fast. I went on a long fast. I went on a long fast and guess what? I beat that spirit down to a pump. And that's what the scriptures tell us to do. If you're dealing with strong spirits and strong entities that you can't seem to shake it and they won't let you lose, the scriptures say those type of spirits they only lose, they only will leave you through much faster and much prayer. So you have to fast. You think that you could just do it on your own. You have to fast, you have to fast and you have to pray and ask. The most have delivered you from those strong demons it ain't just addiction demons, all kind of demons if they have a stronghold on you and they and they. They been walking with you for a long period of time and you have fed them to the state that they're in and where they're strong, fight them and beat them down through fasting.
Speaker 2:And once again, my name is Faith in Israel. I appreciate everybody for tuning in. I'm going to go ahead and say my shalom now. I'm going to go ahead and say my shalons now. I'm going to play this last song and we're going to keep the music rolling. Faith in Israel. I'm on all social media platforms and music platforms. It's like faith entertainment. Thank you so much. And thank you so much, avi, for having me as a guest on your podcast. I really enjoyed this podcast.
Speaker 1:Oh, sis, it's all love. Like I said, I definitely had to get you on. It wouldn't be Spit your Truth if I didn't have my favorite artist on here. I wouldn't be true to myself and I wouldn't be doing a disservice to the community and to the most high, For real, For real, If we didn't chop, if we didn't chop it up, like definitely, Like you already know. So it's like I, you know, I already. It's always been love, from the time that we met to now, Like you know regardless and definitely I could always come back when the album dropped.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, definitely, Definitely you can be a reoccurrer. I got a couple of reoccurring interviewees that come on and you know that dispute their truth and you know they come on with different stuff every time. So, yeah, definitely I'm down for that. Like we can meet through the when we catch you through like one of those tour dates and between the tour dates we catch you in and see where you at and you know, see and let the let the fans know how the tour going and all that good stuff like that. Yeah, free promotion. You know I'm saying like definitely hit the, hit the album.
Speaker 1:By that time we have some songs for the album and hey, it'll be even, it'll be even lit. So definitely, man, we, we definitely appreciate you coming on, so it's like taking the time out to do it and you know, may the most high bless you in your efforts and keep you going and keep, keep your family good and keep everybody in your family going and and doing what they need to be doing and serving the most high. Because, hey, we in the last days y'all like they saying it is detrimental that we serve the most high and we keep together. So definitely, man, y'all check man. We about to play this new song. Well, it ain't a new song, but it's the song that she's, that she she's uh promoting right now and uh, y'all gotta get it, man.
Speaker 1:It's called, uh more than rap, and I listen to a little bit of it. I like sometimes, I like to when I when I don't hear, I haven't heard a song from an artist like I, listen to it like the first couple seconds and be like all, all right, I don't want to, because I want to be surprised at what you say and how I go. So this was one of those songs, y'all. So check it out, man. It's more than rap. Israelite Faith Entertainment, faith in Israel. Here we go, y'all. It's a dope ass song, man. I love it myself, man. So all praise.
Speaker 2:Israel man. So all praise, okay, okay, okay, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. Follow the laws, read the Bible. Yeah, I stand on that. Walking with Hamashiach ain't no turning back. Fill me with that living water. Fire on the match. I'm a daughter of a king. This is more than rap. Hashatan on the move, my Bible kinda attack. Keep my armor on, say a prayer for the attack. Fill me with that living water. Fire on a match. I'm a daughter of a king. This is more than rap. Babylon is finished. It'll be gone in a minute.
Speaker 2:I'm like nevermind you sinners when you feel offended Constantly washing my garment clean, dusting off the linen. I'm a daughter of a king, so that mean I'm winning. I answer to a higher archer. I'm but my lieutenant. When he tell me move, I move. I pay attention, I listen, I'm walking in the laws. Hold my face, no, pretending. The Bible is my sword and my strength, my defendant. I understand you dealing with a lot from all that sinning. Start activating your prayers, face the east for your healing, repent and meditate on the scriptures. If you willing, I could drill it in your head, but some would still forget it. Follow the laws, read the Bible. Yeah, I stand on that. Walking with Hamashiach Ain't no turning back. Fill me with that living water. Fire on the match. I'm a daughter of a king. This is more than rap. Hush a ton only move my Bible kind of attack. Keep my armor on. Say a prayer for the attack. Fill me with that living water. Fire on the match. I'm a daughter of a king. This is more than rap. My prayers going up back and forth like jumping jacks. I stand on commandments, won't deny to take it back. Keep my lamp burning. Keep the law like candle wax. Give my best offering on the beat like heavy pack.
Speaker 2:You straddling the fence, occultic, and I notice that. I'ma give my testimony. Put you back on track. Leave your sin, repent again a cult and come on back. Stay focused on the kingdom. Sis, ain't no turning back Kings and queens. But nobody ever told you that, thinking that you already saved. That was incorrect. He's separating the sheep from the goats. I disconnect. Take Babylon to burn for you to learn some respect. Follow the laws, read the Bible. Yeah, I stand on that. Walking with Hamashiach ain't no turning back. Fill me with that living water. Fire on the match. I'm a daughter of a king. This is more than rap. Hashatan on the move my Bible kinda attack. Keep my armor on. Say a prayer for the attack, fill me with that living water fire on the move. My bible kind of attack. Keep my on my own. Say a prayer for the attack. Fill me with that living water, fire on the match. I'm a daughter of a king. This is more than rap hey, that video was fire.
Speaker 1:Hey, what was all that going on in the background, Like what was going on, Like I mean, like sis, like yeah.
Speaker 1:It was going yeah, was that your idea? So, was that video concept your idea? Mm-hmm, idea. Hey, y'all, y'all get on there and look at that video, man. The song was just. I mean that that beat was slapping like and you just smacked that track like. So, man, but look at the video, y'all gotta check the video out, man. I was like I'm sitting here looking at the video, y'all got to check the video out, man. I was like I'm sitting here looking at the video. I wasn't even like paying attention to the song. The video was like I had me in a trance. I'm looking like well, it was a lot going on, but and it made sense too. So I have praise, man. What was it? What was the inspiration behind that song? Sis, right, quick, before we get on out of here, what was the inspiration for that on that song we go get on out of here? I just want people to know, like, cause, that was a hard track right there.
Speaker 2:Well, I was trying to portray the image of um that basically kind of putting everything in a nutshell, that this is not about rapping, it's not about you know what I'm saying. Like sometimes people see you doing music and they think that, oh, because you're doing music, let me shut you up, because you need me as a to support your music. You know saying I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna condone seeing if, even if, even if you don't like it, you don't say, even if you don't agree with what I'm saying, I'm not gonna condone seeing and I'm not gonna change my stance on anything because it's not about the rap. I don't care if I don't have nobody, nobody don't have to like my music. It's the rapping is just. It's just, it's not about the rap. I don't care if I don't have Nobody, don't have to like my music. The rapping is just Like I said, it don't come first in my life.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying? I'm almost like King Solomon, where he didn't ask for no wealth or nothing, he just wanted wisdom. I don't care about whatever comes wanted wisdom. I don't care about whatever comes from music, I don't care. I just do it because I enjoy music and it's fun. I'm not doing it because I'm trying to be famous or I'm trying to get rich off of doing truth music. You know what I'm saying. So I was trying to show people. Okay, the world is coming to an end, babylon is falling. Y'all up here. We're focusing about worrying about the wrong thing. It's even with me. I'm rapping and it's I ain't. I don't even care about the rap. You know what I'm saying? This is it's more than rap. That's the name of the song. It's more than rap. It's more. Look at what's going on around you. So, right, yeah definitely that.
Speaker 1:that definitely was a good video. The visuals on that video was on point y'all. Y'all need to check it out. Definitely on point had me like, uh, like, not mesmerized. I was just keyed into it because I wanted to see what was going to happen next. Like, yeah, check it out y'all. So at the end of the day, sis, we love you, we support you, we want you to keep on pushing, keep on going, keep on giving us the good music, keep on serving the most high. Keep your family good. Go get the merch, go listen to her music, go like and share her post. Everything, support the sister. She's a good force and a strong force in our nation that's helping to reach the Jets and wake them up y'all. So all praise to the Most High. This is your boy, abiyah, with the Spit your Truth podcast. It's another one in the books y'all. And hey, this was a beautiful build man. I'm honored to be in the presence on the phone with my favorite, my favorite. I can't stress that enough. Y'all, all praise. I am so humbled.
Speaker 2:All praise, thank you for having I can't stress that enough y'all. All praises, I'm so humbled. All praises, thank you for having me.
Speaker 1:Definitely, sis, Definitely, and that's what makes you my favorite, because you humble with it, Like you know, even though I'm saying this, you're like all right, All right, All right. Yeah, you probably like all right, whatever, let's keep it rolling. I'm tired of hearing that, but you go hear it from me because, like you, a dope artist, my favorite, Like man, I love you, I love your music, I love your family. I met your husband and he was a big statuesque brother and I'm like bro, he I'm like man. I hope he don't like want to do the one-handed hug. I mean he might break my neck, Like you know what I'm saying, you know bro.
Speaker 1:He humble he's just as humble as I am. Definitely he was like he's Real soft spoken, like. But don't get it twisted. He looks like he'll Get it in. Y'all Like for real like. But at the end of the day I'll praise to the most high. Y'all Like I love the brother, I love the sister, I love the family, and y'all need to support Israelite faith entertainment. Hey.
Speaker 2:Israelite Faith entertainment Let hey. Israelite Faith Entertainment.
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Speaker 2:Peace. I'm standing on P and a bitch If you sinners do not repent. Yeah, it's about to be a killing. We're a higher union spirit. We're a higher union spirit, a higher, a higher, a higher, a higher. I'm praying, I'm praying, I'm praying, I'm praying All these demons. We're a higher union spirit, a higher, a higher, a higher, a higher, higher. I'm praying, I'm swaying.
Speaker 3:These demons. I'm praying. I'm praying that these demons are Higher, higher, higher, higher, higher.