• Zionists are singing the same song- attempting to conflate antisemitism with Zionism but no one is buying into this fallacious narrative anymore.
• Snoop Dogg & Tom Hardy recently starred in an ad to “combat anti-Semitism” but is there more to the story regarding Israel’s s influence over rappers/the music industry?
Snoop Dogg recently appeared in a video with Tom Brady discussing anti-Semitism. The script read:
“I hate you because we’re from different neighbourhoods. I hate you because you look different. Man, I hate that things have gotten so bad that we have to make a commercial about it.”
“Me too, bro.”
I mean, he’s been silent ever since the whole Palestine-Israel situation escalated. Honestly, it would have been better if he had just stayed quiet. Now, he’s suddenly speaking up about anti-Semitism—it feels incredibly opportunistic. They’re trying to frame this as a religious conflict when, in reality, it’s about occupation and settler colonialism.
Very opportunistic, don’t you think? A genocide is happening, yet Israel wants us to believe it’s all about anti-Semitism. Give it a rest.
They want to turn this into an anti-Semitism debate, but let’s be real—it’s being used as a smokescreen. Because at the core, this is about settler colonialism and illegal occupation. That’s the reality. But instead of addressing that, they push the anti-Semitism narrative. Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg are selling themselves out for the Zionists.
You might be wondering, “why are you even surprised?” But the thing is, nothing happens in a vacuum. These things don’t just appear out of nowhere. Take Universal Music Group—the biggest music organisation in the world. Their CEO and chairman, Lucian Grainge, has attended IDF Galas—yes, the Israeli army—back in 2016. His wife is also known for funding Zionist projects.
So, is it really a surprise that rappers aren’t speaking out? Is it a surprise that Snoop Dogg has now sold himself out? His friend Dr. Dre is connected to Interscope Records, a subsidiary of Universal Music Group. DJ Khaled—yes, DJ “Zero”—is linked to Def Jam Records, which, again, is tited to Universal Music Group. And let’s not forget that Lucian Grainge is friends with Haim Saban, a highly influential political figure within the Israeli Democratic Party.
I was telling someone about this, and they said, “Are you really surprised?” No, I’m not. But I have to make sure everyone else knows what’s happening. And this is why Israel has lost. Yes, a ceasefire has taken place, but the reputational damage is severe. People are digging deeper into where Israel’s funding comes from and what their involvement truly is. We already know about the ADL. We already know about AIPAC. Now, we know about Universal Music Group too.
And that’s not all. Look at Floyd Mayweather—going over there, posing at the Western Wall, putting on the hat, and paying his so-called “pound of flesh” to those who have clearly funded and supported him. The Zionists, or whatever you want to call them. Even Cat Williams called this out in his interview with Theo, where he mentioned informants in the rap industry.
Speaking of informants and industry plants—Drake. Yes, Drake, who was recently in a “rap beef” with Kendrick Lamar…(in rap, when you enter a battle, you have to accept that people will say harsh things). That’s just how it works. But what did Drake do after losing? He sued Kendrick Lamar. When have we ever seen that before?
And here’s the irony—one of the things Drake is suing over is the line “They Not Like Us,” claiming, and I kid you not, that it’s anti-Semitic. Yes, Drake is Jewish, in case you were wondering.
So, there you have it. Snoop Dogg has officially cancelled himself. In the midst of a genocide, he would have been better off staying silent. Instead, he has chosen to play into Israel’s narrative—shifting the focus from Zionism and occupation to a supposed religious conflict. They want to weaponise this: “Oh, we’re weak, persecuted Jews, and they want to hurt us.” No, no, no. This is not about Muslims versus Jews. This is about Israelis taking land that isn’t theirs. It’s really that simple.
Is there anything else left to say? I don’t think so.
And that’s why, in times like these—especially during a genocide—even silence can be complicit. But Snoop Dogg couldn’t even manage that. He just had to open his mouth. And let’s be honest—he started barking.
