Name: Acid Souljah X Xatokai X Christ Dillinger - Incredible *Travis Porter Lose Your Mind Remix* by Based Negative Squad
Duration: 4 min 12 s
Description: @acidsouljah x @glink4326 x @christdillinger

all i ever wanted w/ $wagZilla (keno)

paper and the pine {Prod. crucifymordy}

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTWYk58jGT8 

i brought a ballistic knife into the club...
they ain like that 2 much

i brought a ballistic knife into the club...
shot dat boy in da nuts

never gave up on us
but i still gotta run

i'm in the dark pushin 200 on the 6 speed
it broke my heart when i realized that she won't miss me
i put it in park cyber trucc chrome glistening
iron man 2 the way i'm whippin electricity

push start i'm inventing shit 
rap game tony stark i be hella rich
baby yoda in the blunt i'm getting hi as shit
i'm putting bape on, i'm getting fly as shit
presidential drip i'm on my obama shit
i took a lot of drugs and it got me hella sick
i'm wit SKETCHY n we in all designer fits
i'm task force 4 life u know that i'm based as shit

i'm out here coasting 
my whole team got motion
jabba hutt wen i catch u imma leave yo ass frozen
addys off yo bitch now i'm really really focuesed
micro manage bitches cuz bitches really b posting
massage wit da lotion
shawty left me hopeless

♾️ now i'm sliding in a big body leaving texts on open ♾️

ballistic knife (feat. acid souljah) (prod. aye chris) ***mv in description***

SEX PESTER {Prod cadenbobaden}

Acid Souljah - Waffle House Remix *Shoutout Travis Porter*

Xatokai & Acid Souljah - 100 Bucks (Prod. Killingfrancis & 3nz1o)

@acidsouljah x @glink4326 x @christdillinger

Acid Souljah X Xatokai X Christ Dillinger - Incredible *Travis Porter Lose Your Mind Remix*

@ihymarcxs
@acidsouljah
@2foreignmoney
@cjhunter01
@captaincrunch-4

*Dj Foreign Money* Acid Souljah & Marcus - 1 Look (Prod. Cj Hunter & Captain Crunch)

unemployed w/ acid souljah (cease2b)

TWIN PEAKS (demo 2025)

People in positions of power—
whether political or economic—
inherit not just authority,
but the ancient scaffolding of roles
carved deep into history’s stone,
and in learning how to wield their influence,
they study the moves of predecessors
who thrived in systems built before electricity sparked through cities,
before satellites mapped the Earth,
before the species knew its own potential.

And so the most important decisions—
those that shape nations,
redirect economies,
and send men to die—
are still made using menus of options drawn
from thought frameworks
forged in the age of kings and emperors,
when divinity was claimed by bloodline,
and citizens were not citizens at all,
but subjects—property of the throne,
expendable, disposable,
and often sacrificed for legacy.

It was a time when a king,
bored and restless,
could demand entertainment,
and if displeased,
open a trapdoor beneath the performer,
sending him to a dungeon to die slowly,
his moans echoing as twisted amusement for the monarch’s idle hour;
a time when landlords claimed the bodies of brides before their wedding nights,
and the people accepted it as reality,
reinforced by religion,
cemented by myth,
lamented in silence.

Today, we live in electrified cities,
with global communications,
precision engineering,
and technological competence that borders on the miraculous—
but the trappings of those ancient systems remain,
deeply entrenched,
coded into the architecture of power.

Presidents and premiers may no longer claim divine right, but they still possess the authority to draft their people into wars engineered through deception,
orchestrated by powerful actors seeking profit or legacy, and governments are still permitted to lie,
to bury the truth for thirty years,
knowing that by the time the facts emerge,
the grieving parents will be gone,
the betrayed generation will be old,
and the new youth will dismiss it as distant history.

This is the sickness at the heart of the world:
we all know war is wrong,
we all sense that in a globalized,
interconnected species,
we should have moved beyond these brutal traditions—
but the progression stalls,
and we must ask why.

The answer is simple, and devastating:
the wealth and power of mankind
are bound up in organizations
that benefit from the perpetuation of ancient cultural flaws,
and deep down, we all know it—
just like the serfs who bowed to kings,
we hesitate to believe that change is possible,
because the system feels eternal.

But change is coming.

The kings and presidents are just people,
flesh and blood, and we appeal to them—
not to surrender their wealth,
not to abandon their privilege,
but to recognize their place in the structure of our species, and to understand that
mankind is not being directed
like an intelligent species should be.

We are capable of anything,
but we are not being guided toward survival,
toward expansion,
toward dignity.

We need leadership—
not domination, but direction.

We need those in power to wield their influence
not for legacy or profit,
but for the progression of mankind,
and if they do, t
hey will discover that properly directing a technologically advanced species—
one with no predator,
one that can overcome any obstacle—
is not just leadership…

…it is godlike.

Acid Souljah X Xatokai X Christ Dillinger - Incredible Travis Porter Lose Your Mind Remix

Based Negative Squad

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