Teh One Who Knocks
06-05-2019, 11:53 AM
By BRIAN MCGLEENON - The Express
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A SELF-STYLED rapper 'time-traveller' from Los Angeles claims he is actually “a God from another universe.”
In a video published by conspiracy theory YouTube channel ApexTV, the rapper who called himself Lil Cory said: “I believe the universe I'm from to have been destroyed.” He claims the butterfly effect is proof of his inter-dimensional travel. He said: “A butterfly's wing could cause a typhoon halfway across the world, what do you think sending subatomic particles into a black hole will do?”
Lil Cory then makes the sensational claim that he believes: “I'm a God from another universe who is sent here to raise the vibrational frequency of masses”.
He said: “My bloodline may or may not be linked to these esoteric organisations from a long time ago.”
He rails against those that would try to convince him otherwise saying: “As much as someone could try to convince me that I'm from here, that I'm crazy is how hard I'm trying to convince the world that I'm actually a God from another universe.”
He added: “I just didn't realise it was gonna happen so quick, so fast.
“I want everyone succeeding in something they were born for.
“It is so you may be a god.”
Lil Cory has advice for planet earth, he said: “We don't need this many leaders, we need influences.
“When I say I feel like it is really like I know this and then I supposed to say that the influence."
The self-styled inter-dimensional traveller feels lonely though, he said: “I’m very isolated because I'm not really sure who to trust.
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“I have a lot of enemies now, I get a lot of difficulty on a daily basis, I get emails I feel like I'm being watched constantly.
“I know that they want us and they probably are listening to us right now.”
YouTube users took to the bizarre video's comments section to debunk the claims.
One said: "A good lol - too many drugs in this universe."
Meanwhile someone else penned: "I can't wait for your trifling convoluted tale."
And another wrote: "Where do you find these lunatics? And do you not research these people's background before you put them on?"
https://i.imgur.com/w81R9f5.png
A SELF-STYLED rapper 'time-traveller' from Los Angeles claims he is actually “a God from another universe.”
In a video published by conspiracy theory YouTube channel ApexTV, the rapper who called himself Lil Cory said: “I believe the universe I'm from to have been destroyed.” He claims the butterfly effect is proof of his inter-dimensional travel. He said: “A butterfly's wing could cause a typhoon halfway across the world, what do you think sending subatomic particles into a black hole will do?”
Lil Cory then makes the sensational claim that he believes: “I'm a God from another universe who is sent here to raise the vibrational frequency of masses”.
He said: “My bloodline may or may not be linked to these esoteric organisations from a long time ago.”
He rails against those that would try to convince him otherwise saying: “As much as someone could try to convince me that I'm from here, that I'm crazy is how hard I'm trying to convince the world that I'm actually a God from another universe.”
He added: “I just didn't realise it was gonna happen so quick, so fast.
“I want everyone succeeding in something they were born for.
“It is so you may be a god.”
Lil Cory has advice for planet earth, he said: “We don't need this many leaders, we need influences.
“When I say I feel like it is really like I know this and then I supposed to say that the influence."
The self-styled inter-dimensional traveller feels lonely though, he said: “I’m very isolated because I'm not really sure who to trust.
https://i.imgur.com/VKxTW10.png
“I have a lot of enemies now, I get a lot of difficulty on a daily basis, I get emails I feel like I'm being watched constantly.
“I know that they want us and they probably are listening to us right now.”
YouTube users took to the bizarre video's comments section to debunk the claims.
One said: "A good lol - too many drugs in this universe."
Meanwhile someone else penned: "I can't wait for your trifling convoluted tale."
And another wrote: "Where do you find these lunatics? And do you not research these people's background before you put them on?"