The Confessionals - When the 6-7 Portal Opened | Slingshot Nation

Episode Date: November 14, 2025

The viral “6-7” chant has taken over culture—echoing through stadiums, classrooms, TikTok videos, and livestreams—yet almost no one understands where it came from or why it spread so fast. This video traces the trend back to its unlikely source: Philly rapper Skrilla, whose song “Doot Doot” contains the now-famous “6-7” line. What begins as a harmless meme unravels into something far darker as his openly practiced Santería, Palo rituals, animal sacrifices, and spell-casting come to light. With lyrics referencing soul-snatching and songs named for Yoruba deities, the cultural explosion suddenly appears far more intentional than accidental.The episode explores whether the 6-7 chant has spiritual roots, ritualistic energy, or deeper meaning behind the scenes—especially when compared with passages like Ezekiel 13:18 describing those who “hunt human souls." By examining Skrilla’s practices, the symbolism behind his music, and the mysterious global spread of “6-7,” this video digs into the spiritual, cultural, and supernatural layers of a trend millions are repeating without knowing its origin.Please pray for Tony's wife, Lindsay, as she battles breast cancer. Your prayers make a difference!If you’re able, consider helping the Merkel family with medical expenses by donating to Lindsay’s GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/b8f76890Become a member for ad-free listening, extra shows, and exclusive access to our social media app: theconfessionalspodcast.com/joinThe Confessionals Social Network App:Apple Store: https://apple.co/3UxhPrhGoogle Play: https://bit.ly/43mk8kZTony's Recommended Reads: slingshotlibrary.comIf you want to learn about Jesus and what it means to be saved: Click HereMy New YouTube ChannelMerkel IRL: @merkelIRLMy First Sermon: Unseen BattlesThe Meadow Project: Stream HereMerkel Media Apparel: merkmerch.comSPONSORSSIMPLISAFE TODAY: simplisafe.com/confessionalsGHOSTBED: GhostBed.com/tonyCONNECT WITH USWebsite: www.theconfessionalspodcast.comEmail: [e-mail] ADDRESS:Merkel Media257 N. Calderwood St., #301Alcoa, TN 37701SOCIAL MEDIASubscribe to our YouTube: https://bit.ly/2TlREaIReddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/theconfessionals/Discord: https://discord.gg/KDn4D2uw7hShow Instagram: theconfessionalspodcastTony's Instagram: tonymerkelofficialFacebook: www.facebook.com/TheConfessionalsPodcasTwitter: @TConfessionalsTony's Twitter: @tony_merkelProduced by: @jack_theproducer

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And we're going to run with this, and hopefully everything just goes peachy smooth. Doubt it. Listen, I'm trying over here, okay? it was probably about two, probably about two years ago now when we started actually trying with the whole YouTube. And the reason why, you know, I've been doing this for nearly a decade now. January is going to be nine years of this show existing. But it wasn't until two years ago, I'd say, that we actually started trying with video and YouTube and producing this show in video format, right?

And this is why. This is why, because I don't know what I'm doing with video. And so I have pumped the brakes for years on messing around with YouTube and video and all the stuff that comes with that. And then it was about two years ago, my brother, he was just like, dude, we got to do, we got to do, we got to do it. And I finally gave in after I attended a media conference and they told me that I was a dope for not doing video. And so we started doing video as well. So if you are somebody who just tuned in the last two years and just thought that I popped up, Homeboy, I've been doing this. But my goodness, doing live video production is a difficult thing. And so last week, I expressed how I couldn't hear

things and you guys couldn't hear things on the audio end of stuff. And if you're, if you're here listening and watching right now, you know that I had just gone live on YouTube probably about 30 minutes ago. And I was planning on doing my show because I thought I did the troubleshooting yesterday and the audio issues were fixed. And we were back to ground zero. Audio wasn't working. And I was getting frustrated. And I was just like, you know what? I'm going to figure. existing. So I ended the live and just disappeared. And maybe there's, maybe there's conspiracy theories circling the Reddits now. What happened to Merkel? He just left. He was gone. He was here and then he was gone. Did they get him? No, they did not get me. The, uh, the bugs and the machines got me.

And I had to work it out. I had to exercise them. And I think I did. And here's the thing. It's always something simple, right? It's always something simple. So I, I was looking at all my settings here. I was trying to figure out, is the mix minus, this, that, and the other. And let me just check real quick. Okay, we're good. But it turns out on Streamyard, which is what I'm using, I had echo cancellation on. And by having echo cancellation on, it was trying to cut out either my audio or the USB computer audio wouldn't let both speak. So I had to turn off echo cancellation.

And I think we're good now. I think we're good. So there are a few things that I wanted to talk to you guys about today, and my heart was 100% into it like two hours ago, and now I got to get over my drama. And there's basically three things that I want to talk about, and I'm not sure how they're all going to come out, but I found them interesting. And I don't know if there's ever a week that's going to go by that we're not going to talk about something to do with robots or AI, because that's just really.

where my brain is these days. And certainly today we're going to have a different angle of things. But to start things off, I'll tell you what, I don't know if it would be a show with Tony, if we're not talking about parallel universes. And, you know, we've talked about this on the show for, I mean, I think at least 300 episodes. I remember there's probably right around episode 500, is when my obsession with the idea of portals started, and it became a very unhealthy obsession, and I had to reel it back and say, why am I getting so excited about a stupid door?

Like, literally, that's what portals are. They're just doors into other realms, their gateways. And I really think that the unhealthy obsession that I had was the true gutteral understanding that this is actually real. Like, whoa, you know, it's not just somebody saying something. It's like, whoa, I actually, I'm fairly certain that I could say I know this is real. And so that's where it began. But now we're much more concerned about the things that cross over, right?

and we have different theories and thoughts and perspectives on that as to what they are, how many of them are there, but also like the where, right? So we talk about these geographical locations, these portal spots. You know, some people talk about portals being in their homes. You have pop culture and how the pop culture, you know, such a, you know, such a movies like Monsters, Inc. If y'all know the movie Monster Inc, it's probably because it's from your childhood or you raised kids on it, right?

But I remember watching when I was a kid, the movie Monsters, Inc. And the monsters would come through the closet and the kids' bedrooms. And, you know, the whole idea is to scare them and their screams is what they were collecting. It was like they were scaring the souls and spirits out of people and collecting their souls maybe. But never, listen, that movie, if you want to go on a, on a weird like, maybe

sometimes people, they, you grow up and you remember your childhood in a certain way, you have nostalgia, and there are certain movies that you grow up watching that you just don't think about much. When I was a kid, Lion King came out and there's this big thing, you know,

is there sublimitable things being said? And, and and stuff in the Lion King. I saw recently somebody had, I guess the artist had debunked or, you know, tried to debunk the idea that the word S-E-X-Sex was actually in the cloud of leaves that kind of go off in the one scene of the Lion King. And that's all fine and stuff.

But I don't know how you can get around what you hear the genie say in Aladdin's ear about, I think it was, I forget the exact thing they were saying, but he was talking about like getting girls' nests, naked or something like that. You go back when the genie was, if you want to go to the, the Aladdin movie and the genie when he was like a bee or something, he's flying around whispering in Aladdin's ear, it happens really quick, but you got to turn it up and listen closely. You hear him saying something about girls and something sexual.

And, you know, I'm pretty sure, maybe this is a Mandela thing. I don't know. Don't tell Joel I said that. But that's how I remember it. And you have these memories of your childhood movies, and you want it to be all happy, but then you remember things like Lion King and Aladdin. But Monsters Inc. is kind of like that, too. And I bet if as adults we sat down and watched that movie now with what we understand the world

to be and how strange things are, I mean, you can say, oh, well, I don't subscribe to certain things. You're crazy and stuff. Listen, we live in a crazy world. live in a crazy world where the sci-fi is becoming reality. You know, I actually for, I passed on covering this topic, but I was considering talking to you guys about the advancements in our war technology and how that itself looks like it's sci-fi. We have warships that shoot lasers out to take down drones, like legit. This is sci-fi life that we live in now. And if you're, if you're, if you're,

I don't think, I would never, never accuse any of you watching right now as being normies. All right. So please don't take offense to it. But if you are a normie watching this right now, the audacity of me suggesting such things, I would suggest that all you have to do is look at the fact that we have this whole government disclosure going since I started this podcast. The year I started the podcast, I started January 2017. And October of 2017 is when disclosure started happening.

and the government started talking about this stuff. The idea that there are craft that we do have access to that did not originate, quote unquote, originate from Earth. And that just snowballed into a whole world of sci-fi that we've been living in for nearly a decade. This is the new reality that we live in. This is what the world is. The world is officials acknowledging the things that we suspected and felt for many years and for a long time. And it makes you wonder, like, because you're constantly playing the game in your mind of, you know, yeah, but what are they really trying to say, you know? And so when you have, when you have, excuse me, I'm losing my voice already, not a good start. When you have the authorities, the government, the elites, whatever you want to call, the shadow government, when you have these higher ups telling you things, especially things that you're already pre.

preconditioned to look into and believe and feel like, hey, I think this might be a thing. When they're confirming it, then all of a sudden you're like, yeah, but you lie all the time. So is it not real? You know, it's like, I don't even know what to believe anymore. Like last week we were talking about space and how these astronauts are saying it's the first time we're going to the moon. It's like, what are you talking about, bro? What are you talking about? We live in an upside down world.

I mean, Stranger Things introduced us to the upside down. And here we are, I feel like we're living in the upside down. Like we've literally flipped realities and we're actually, we're actually living in the upside down. Everything's backwards. And speaking of organizations that, uh, that you, you can trust wholeheartedly and completely, um, NASA. NASA, right?

No, no, I, I, I would say no, that we, we, we probably can't trust. them completely, but here we are, and I'm going to talk to you a little bit about NASA, because this is something that it's interesting. It's interesting. NASA confirms a reverse parallel universe in Antarctica. And it's interesting because I saw this, and my first thought is, kind of like last week, I was like, no, duh, right? Then I was thinking, what are they trying to say. Is this real? And then I said, I told my wife and she looked up and she said, oh, that's fake. And I was like, how dare you? How dare you suggest that this is fake? Apparently, it's a misinterpretation and it's fake. But here in the post it says in 2025 researchers

worked with NASA's. I don't know what Anita is. Directed high energy particles rising up through the earth, something considered impossible by standard physics. This led to some scientists to propose a reversed parallel universe where time runs backwards and the laws of nature might operate in reverse while still under study the data challenges our understanding of space, time, and existence itself. Well, you know, I don't know. I mean, I don't know, guys. Everything's backwards. Everything You know, it's like if they say it's not real, then it's real until they say it's real. When you suspect it, it's real, then you have to question if it actually is real. And it's just everything's backwards.

But it got me thinking, you know, forget Antarctica. It's fake. Fine. Fine. It's fake. But are there other locations that it could be real? and that left me wondering, you know, what are some of the hotbed locations? Like, what are some of the spots maybe globally or even in the United States that could be gateways, openings to parallel universes?

And I'm sure you guys could probably think of many, of that. absolutely, an absolute ton. But there are other locations that maybe are not necessarily portal locations, but high strangeness. And if you subscribe to the idea that these creatures might come from other realms that people are seeing, then the places that they're often seen might be entryways to a parallel world, universe, dimension, realm where they exist. And so what about places like the Bermuda Triangle?

You know, that is something that I think, I don't know how the kids are these days, you know, like I'm called Unk. That's a whole thing, apparently. I'm an old man, apparently. I have my reading glasses right here. So when I'm trying to read things that I want to focus on a line I'm doing that, but I try to refrain from doing that while I'm live on camera because it makes me feel old. But these younger guys, these younger generations, I don't know what they were first hooked by.

You know, like they're growing up in a different world than we grew up. We grew up in the TV generation. So what did TV feed us that hooked our imaginations? maybe, maybe the newer generation is getting hooked, their imaginations are being hooked by shows like this one. That'd be kind of cool to think that shows like this are, our culture movers or shapers. That'd be kind of cool.

That's something to contemplate, really. But the Bremuda Triangle is something that I think a lot of people, my age and around my age or maybe a little older, were hooked on because of its coverage on some of these documentary-type TV shows where they do episodic things, mysterious topics, and the Bermuda Triangle and ships and planes being just completely disappeared. The idea that the Bermuda Triangle could be a location that enters into a parallel universe, I think it's probably one of the, actually one of the more obvious suggestions, right?

In my mind. But what about places that creatures tend to roam? Let's think about a specific creature that actually doesn't get talked about a whole lot, but it's a very specific location. In fact, it's named after this location, the Jersey Devil. And there's legends, lore, mythology, circling around the topic of the Jersey Devil. I had a father-son on the show, I think sometime last year, I believe it was,

I don't remember if it was a public show or a member show, to be honest with you. But they're in New Jersey, and they filmed a weird-looking creature in the pine barons that looks like what people describe the Jersey devil looking like. Could a repeated encounter that people have had for hundreds of years in South Jersey signify that South Jersey is a place where the realms could collide and the rift be thin or the veil be thin. And then you have like more national, more global phenomenon locations like Skinwalker Ranch, certainly is a place that you could categorize as that.

So like, sure, maybe Antarctica and the story that that is being circulated around, maybe that's a misinterpretation, maybe it's not real. But if you just, if you just step back, my way. wife and consider all possibilities. You just don't know, you just don't know. I mean, even here where I live in the Smoky Mountains, I mean, entire Appalachia region, North Carolina, East Tennessee, up into the Virginias, I mean, down into Georgia, complete strange phenomena, people going missing, just out of thin air, just vanishing. You got, missing 401 cases, you got cryptids and creatures, I would argue that maybe these ancient mountains,

which I've heard are, I don't know if it's true, but I've heard are the oldest mountains that we have globally. Maybe they are the closest point of access to the upside down, the other side. Maybe that's that's why there's so much activity right here. I do not know, but I do find it interesting. Let me pull up something else here, if I can, and I would like to talk to you guys about, I mean, let me know what you think about that, though. I mean, I'm not even, like, hidden on the actual,

Antarctica's story. But, I mean, Antarctica itself has so much mystery behind it. It's kind of a no-brainer layup, right? Even, what was it? When was that? I feel like it was in 2016, was it in 2016 or 2015, when they had all those world leaders meeting at Antarctica? Why were they meeting in Antarctica? What were they trying to talk about? You know, I think it was, if I remember correctly, it was the first time the white pope and the

black pope met in person in like a hundred years or something. I mean, I think it wasn't, was it President Obama that went down there or what, I can't remember. But there's like world leaders that were going to Antarctica for a meeting? in Antarctica? I mean, makes you wonder why Antarctica? Why is it that you can't go to Antarctica, but so many countries have stake in Antarctica?

You know? Like, I don't know. Things that make you say, hmm. So I am, I'm going to share with you guys another screen here. And I would like to share, where is it at here? if I could find it.

There we go. This fella. So, I thought this was ridiculous. Okay, I'm just to be honest with you. When I first heard this, I was like, come on. Like, I mean, I like it, but it might be a little bit of a stretch.

And I went, I went to the comment section, and I got all the confirmation I needed. I got all the confirmation I needed that this was a stretch. stretch. And then I looked at it more. And I was like, well, maybe it's not so much a stretch. So let me actually play this video for you. And theoretically, it should work. You told Daniel, he said, you know you're at the very end. He said because there'll be a technology

explosion called AI. That's what the Bible says. And the book of Revelation, preachers crack me up thinking I'm wrong until they go read and start crying. In the book of Revelation, it says it is a robot infused with AI that gives the command for everyone to receive the mark. go read it he said i saw in the vision remember the language date is different he said i saw in a vision he said and they created a statue the word back then which is four thousand years ago the word robot didn't exist statue did so he doesn't know what he's looking at he just knows it was a statue second thing he said then they had the ability to give the statue life that's called electricity

He said, when the thing came alive, it starts speaking arrogantly. And then it says the robot, or he called it a statue, that had the ability to speak, it gave a command that every person that does not receive a mark must die. Robot. And now AI isn't creating AI. You got to watch. So I don't know who this guy is. clearly he's some kind of pastor, I suppose. I don't know who he is.

And so I really didn't, I was just like, I don't know. Like, I mean, you know, you guys know I like AI. I like AI. I like talking about it. I like theorizing about the future of AI and all that. But I was just like, and he was just like, the way he was saying it, it just made me feel like, I don't know, like he was saying it so matter of factly, like, how could you not see this kind of thing, right? And then I was looking at

some of the phraseology and some of the scriptures here, specifically, because he doesn't say what the scripture was that he was talking about. But I did see here Revelation 13, verse 15. 15 through 18. I actually can pull that up and read it to you real quick here. The second beast was given power to give breath to the image of the first beast so that the image could speak and cause all who refused to worship the image to be killed. In verse 16, it also forced all people great and small, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hands or on their foreheads so that they could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of its name. This calls for wisdom.

Let the person who has insight calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man. The number is 666. It's interesting, because even right there, I mean, for it is the number of a man. not a robot or a statue. I don't know. But let me see here. Let me just do this. I don't know what's going on here. I thought I had everything squared away.

There we go. We'll figure that out later. So I don't know. Like Revelation 13, 15 through 18. there's probably countless of other spots in Revelation. And most of you are probably way more proficient in the book of Revelation than I am. I have, when I was growing up, the book of Revelation was discussed at church a lot. I always had the hardest time understanding it.

And then I had other people say, oh, it's just read it for what it says. It makes complete sense. And I always felt like an idiot because I still. to understand it. So, you know, I, I don't know. I feel like there, there, there are, well, I know there are many ways of interpreting the book of Revelation. And many people have differing opinions that are highly respected. And so it's kind of hard to, for me, as somebody who doesn't know Greek or Hebrew or or a well, world-renowned scholar, it's hard for me to be, not that I'd want to be an authority, but to speak with any kind of authority on the book of Revelation.

But when it comes to how an AI robot fits this kind of prophecy, he says, it says here, image of the beast. I looked up the Greek words here, because I'm not a Greek scholar. I just pretend to be one on the internet. And I don't even know how to pronounce this word. Elkan, E-I-K-O-N. I mean, it's the word image. It could mean an artificial representation, a constructed likeness, a manufactured figure slash statue. I don't know if that's where he's getting that. But the, the word breathe or given breath, kind of like the idea of activation. So like if you're looking at the idea of the image of a man that is not a man,

but actually a robot man. Like I'm trying to, I'm trying to understand how this could all work together. But you have a robot that is the image and depiction of a man. we, I mean, I think just last week we talked about robots in the household doing your laundry. Eventually those robots are going to look like people. They're just going to look like you and I. And so that would be the image of a man, image of the beast, though, we're talking about.

I don't know, guys. I don't know. I just, I found it interesting because it was, there was so many people, I mean, maybe, maybe it's my algorithm. but I saw this thing being pushed the last week so much. I was like, man, that's kind of interesting, right? But AI becoming the image of man through robots, AI robots. I don't know. I mean, I know AI robots are real and a thing,

but is an AI robot going to be the Antichrist or something? something like that. I don't know. What do you guys say? I don't know what you guys are saying. But I don't know. I found it interesting. I don't know who the guy is. This is not me putting a stamp of approval on his theology. I don't even know what my theology is half the time. So not one to talk, I suppose. But here's the part of the show. where I roll my sleeves up a little bit for this one. I want to start off with saying, I do not know what the kids like these days, okay?

The younger generation has their own slang, their own talk, and I don't understand half the things they're saying. But I'm sure they felt the same way about me growing up. But there is a rapper named Scrilla. I think I'm pronouncing that. A scrilla like gorilla? Scrilla.

And you may never have heard of Scrilla before, but I'm almost certain you've heard six, seven before. Because I don't think there's anybody in modern culture and society who can walk down the street right now without hearing. six, seven. What is this six, seven? I didn't honestly pay much attention to it until probably, not that I paid much attention to it at all, but I really didn't even think about it.

I just thought it was some new trend these kids are doing, whatever, I don't know. But I didn't pay attention to it and consider it until, I'd say probably about two weeks ago, three weeks ago. It was right around Halloween. I started hearing kids around me goes six seven six seven and I was like what is what is this? I had no idea where it came from

I was like you know is this some kind of weird thing like my generation was like the number 69 was the thing that we talked about at times sexual connotations I was like how does that work? I was like what does the six seven mean

I'm trying to like take the numbers and make them look a certain way. I'm like, I don't understand what this means. So I thought it was sexual. I thought it was a sexual thing. And that's what started, I guess got my, my ears. I was like, hold on a second, these got these little kids saying this now. And then I heard it was an internet meme and it had something to do with a rapper and basketball. And I was like, what the heck? So let me start off with my understanding of what, how this kind of came to be. Okay. And, and, and I, I think I, I think I got locked down. In February of this year, 2005, this rapper, Scrilla, came out with a song called Dute,

dute. I mean, I tried saying with a straight band, doot, dude. Like, that sounds like a meme in itself. Like, I mean, When I was growing up, if a rapper came out with a song called Dute Dute, I mean, it's like Doody Doody, like poopy, poopy, duty duty in your pants? I mean, what is what is going on here? I don't know what a Dute Dude is, but apparently he doesn't either. He went into a studio. I think it was called 808 Studios in South Philly.

This guy's from Philadelphia. He's from Kensington, which itself we might get into here because it's, might have a connection. But they said something about Baby Shark in the studio, and so he just started doing do-dut-dut-do. I just heard like a beep. I don't know what that was. I don't know.

Maybe they're finally tuning into my show. I don't know if you guys heard that. That was like an electronic beep. I don't know. But the song is called do-dut. and in the song, I guess it's a chorus, I listen to it,

and I don't, I guess what is called the chorus, I know I sound like an old man. He says, 6-7, and there's no context around it. He talks about somebody being killed before that, and then he,

actually, I think I had the lyrics, I had the lyrics pulled up. Let me pull up these lyrics here real quick. Dude, dude, lyrics. Oh, my Lord. Okay.

Dude, dude. He says, and I'm going to read this how it's written. The way that Switch Bert, B-R-R-T, I know he dying, 6-7,

I just bipped B-I-P-E-D, right on the highway, Bip, Bip, I have no idea. I have no idea. So there's like, there's, there's, there's really not context with this. What does six, seven mean? I honestly don't know what he thinks it means because his, his verse is doot, do, do do do, do dump truck, baby shark, do do do do, do, I pop the perk and pop the blue. I geek geek

like the Custies too. I mean, talk about mind numbing. So this comes out in February. And shortly after that, there were mixtapes like highlight

reels of the mellow ball playing basketball. The mellow ball is the starting point guard for the Charlotte Hornets. We could talk about the NBA and the whole gambling scandal if you want. I would love to talk about that. But he's the starting point guard for the Charlotte Hornets, and he is also 6'7.

And so they started making highlight reels, like little shorts and stuff of him, making moves and put it on a show, with this soundtrack playing because 6'7. He's 6'7. He's 6'7. And that started getting steam. And then there was other athletes that were picking up this idea of 6-7, including a basketball player for overtime, I believe it's called.

It's like another, I don't totally understand it, but it's like another basketball league that players play in that don't want to go to college but waiting to go pro, but they're not going to the G-League, I think. This guy, he's a basketball player and he had a stage thing where he, he goes to somebody, I guess they're making like a set video, and he has somebody ask him a question so he could answer it. And they're like, between one and ten, how would you rate that drink or whatever they said?

And he goes, I don't know, six, seven. And that became this whole six, seven thing, right? So he does that. And then other athletes start picking it up, like this one girl that plays for Yukon. She's doing a press conference. And she's like, I've been here for five years, but it feels like six, seven.

And then what really kind of took off, I don't know this kid's name, a little blonde hair, shaggy, the shaggy kid. I think it was at a basketball game. And I don't know what spawned it other than just celebration, excitement. He goes up to a camera that gets in his face, and he's like, six, seven, six, six, seven.

And it just blew up. It just blew up. And that, from what I have been able to gather, is where the 6-7 kind of started and how we got here. I'm really hoping it dies off soon, especially with finding out about this Skrilla guy. Because I don't think that if your kid comes home from school and they're like 6-7, 6-7, 6-7, I don't think that they're doing

anything innately wrong. There's nothing wrong with the number six or seven or 67 or saying six and seven or six seven. I don't think there's anything evil about that. But what did Scrilla mean when he said 6-7 and why did he say 6-7? There are, I've seen videos talking about what he truly meant by 6-7. It turns out that Scrilla practices Santa Ria very openly. And, you know, back in the day, you know, we were just talking a little bit ago here about how, you know, when I was growing up and the whole, whole Lion King, Monsters, Inc, all that stuff, you know, when we were kids growing up.

Well, back in the day, we had suspicions that musicians did things like sell their soul to the devil. Some have said it, Katie Perry. You have authors, musicians like Beyonce, who, you know, she says that she's literally demonically possessed on stage. I mean, I This is old news stuff. Like we've talked about this since the inception of the show. It's been existence before the show. Many thousands of people have talked about this on public forums. You know, Beyonce says that she, that, you know, Sasha Fierce comes to the stage and she feels this spirit come into her and just take over her body.

That's what we would call a full possession if she has no control over her body. I would suggest that that would be a very powerful demonic entity. And that be bad to stay away. But they don't really talk about it out in the front and open. But this Skrilla artist does. And he's very open about his practices of what he does. Santa Ria. And he talks about some of these, these acts that he does. And I feel like we should probably, because it's easy to write off the idea of 6-7 and say, ah, it's just numbers. Don't,

don't get all uptight. And I agree. Like, I just stated that. I mean, they are numbers. the person who is responsible for setting an entire culture ablaze with this chant, which is ritualistic, anytime something happens, a trigger happens, everybody in a room starts chanting six, seven. I think we should probably try to understand who the person is that started this. Now, I know he isn't the one that made the mixtapes that went viral and the kid who yelled 6-7 at a basketball game. I get that. But he is the foundational originator of why we're here today with 6-7. And he does not shy away from his practices.

I'm going to pull up, let's see, yaw. I'm trying to find some audio here. Um, that's the song. Okay, so I'm going to play, uh, this, this audio here, which is basically, um, him talking about his religion. Or do I want to start somewhere else? Let me see here, actually. Um, yeah, I guess we'll start here. We'll start. We'll start over, we'll start over here. Make up your mind, Tony. Make up your mind. So this first clip I'm going to play for you is him talking about his religion. Here we go. You can put bad spirits on people too. You can put a person's name and like they

birthday and shit like that inside the, you could put them inside the Agoon pot. All right, we're going to slow this down here because you can't, it's kind of hard to understand what he's even saying. He's like a mumble rapper and he mumbles when he talks. But he said, Ogun pot. You put them in the Ogun Pot. Let's listen to this again. You can put,

yeah, like you can put bad spirits on people. You can put bad spirits on people. You can put a person's name. And like they birth things, shit like that. Inside the, you can put them inside the Agoon pot. All right.

You can take their name and put it in the Agoon pot. I think this is, this is where I find, this is where I find it interesting. Because one of the things that people were saying is that when it pertains to 6-7, Agoon and Yem-A-Jan or Yem-Yah is, Ogun means 6, Yama-ya means 7, and these are gods that are part of his practice, his worship. And I've seen others refute that they don't mean.

the numbers. They don't have any number connection. But he's bringing up Ogun. Okay, so let's forget the number. Let's forget the idea of trying to marry the number six with Ogun and the number seven with Yamaya. Let's take the numbers out of the equation. We have him saying himself Ogun. So we know Ogun. Like I said, the numbers are, they're just the sideshow. Okay. Let's bring to the forefront. Ogun because he just brought up Ogun. People were saying Ogun means six. Let's say it doesn't mean six. He's still talking Ogun.

Okay? So he's saying that you put it in an Ogun pot, which I imagine is a bowl of some kind that you put their name in and you're casting spells. Let me let you hear this. Inside the, you can put them inside the Agoon pot. Uh-huh. And like you basically send in,

And I go like metal, like they can get shot, stabbed, something can happen to him. So it would be something in metal that would kill him. Yeah. Oh, that's crazy. You know what? It's different ways you can do things. But like, you can actually put somebody's name in your shoe and keep it in the bottom of your shoe.

Like, it's bad shit that happened to him. Like, yeah. You go foot. Yeah. So he's literally talking about the things that he practices. and does, and not just for his own personal spiritual benefit, but he's actively talking about taking people that he knows, that he knows of, and trying to cause harm to them by his ritual practices. And so he's talking about this Ogun pot, and it says here, right here on the, on the,

thumbnail, it just says, upcoming Philly rapper Scrilla speaks on his religion. So this is him talking about his religion. And let me just pause from this for a second. And go back to Philly because I'm somebody that you guys know I'm, that's where I'm originally from. And the reason, one of the reasons, one of the big reasons that I moved is because of how bad that city started getting. And particularly North Philadelphia, Kensington. And I've talked about it before, the, the drugs that are happening there, it's a, it's a pandemic. It's, um, fentanyl is just rampant. Uh, people are getting high on the streets at night and they look like zombies. Uh, there, there's no quick cure for it. Um, the people are, are, uh, wasting away.

They're dying. I, I could show you like terrible videos, um, that, that are circling social media. All you do is look for it. I mean, it's terrible. Um, and when you look at North Philadelphia, you and the problems that are there, and you visibly see the people that are the representation of the problem, the people standing on the streets and in the zombie-like state, you can then turn and look to, say, Los Angeles, and they have a very similar problem. But the way those people strung out on the streets act are very different than the people that are strung out on the streets in Philadelphia. Now, I do, I personally feel like L.A. probably has a fentanyl problem as well. I don't believe that Philadelphia is the only city with a fentanyl problem. For whatever reason,

it's been labeled the fentanyl capital of the world. Maybe that's because it's legit the worst, or maybe for whatever reason it's just been honed in on. But there has to be other cities that have fentanyl. When you look at the people strung out on the streets in L.A. versus Philadelphia, they look different. They act different. It's like they're on a different drug. But what if it's not just that they're on a different drug,

but what if it's that they're on a different principality? What if it's that the demonic force, principality that is ruling and reigning in those specific regions are actually different principalities. One day I got to get new material, but I will circle back around to Daniel 10 because it is a very beautiful, not beautiful, accurate, I should say, representation of what I'm trying to describe because it just read it. I'm not going to rehash it to you guys. Just do yourself a favor, read Daniel 10 if you haven't read it before, because it shows regional principles. is by name and how active they are against humanity.

And so I look at Philadelphia and I see, for me, if you want to call it spiritualize or whatever, I see a very particular principle. I don't know what the principality is. I don't know its name. None of that. But that's where this guy comes from. He comes from Kensington. And so he carries a heaviness and a weight.

behind him, spiritually speaking. And then he's openly talking about his practices of Santa Ria and other things that they describe. I don't totally understand it all. But I'm going to play another clip here of him in a studio talking about what he does and how he practices. You mentioned your religion. What religion exactly do you represent?

I'm a Santo. I do Paulo. What's that meaning exactly? All that sacrifice and goats and all that shit. That's not just for like, that's real life. So he says he's a Santo, Santaria, and he's talking about sacrificing animals and how he does it.

It's not fake. It's real. And I'm sorry about the language, guys. I try to keep this as clean as possible, but I don't have a mute button. You sacrifice the goat? My second phrase goats, chickens, mice. Like, I do shit for certain shit, though.

Like, I'm not allowed to explain it. How you want me to explain it? I think how you want me to explain it, but, yeah. It's hard to Google. You could Google it, but it ain't going to explain it. It's like a, it's, you could try to do your research, though. I don't know what you'll find out, though, bro. You mentioned your religion.

So did you catch that where he was like, I can't explain it the way you want me to explain. it and he's like you can just do your own research and uh you'll find it uh like the fact that he says he sacrifices goats this that and the other chickens and he can't explain it what else are we talking about here like like if we're not if we're talking about something so deep that he can't talk about he's not allowed to talk about yeah he literally just said that he's sacrificing animals. How deep does this go? You know, if you look at Santa Maria, I believe it is an African of religion, but it's not Santa Maria. Santa Maria is like the more modern, again, I'm not,

I don't hold me to this, but I believe it came from Africa during slavery in the Caribbean. I think the slaves were taken to Catholic churches. So they pretended to worship their as a Catholic, but they were actually worshipping their gods from Africa. And it became this like blended religion known as Santa Ria, but it's like a mixture. And so I don't know, I don't know, what levels there is to this, but when he says that he can't even talk about what it really is,

and you got to do your own research, to me, that's a big problem. Let me pull this up here. Okay, give me one second here. I just want to, I hit the wrong button. I hit the wrong button. And I think what we should probably do here at some point is bring Jack in here to start, to start live producing. What do you say? That way I don't have to focus on it. Let's take a look at this. There has been a lot of speculation about Sprill's religion,

given the sacrificial practices he has posted on Instagram. So up next, we are actually going to step inside his godfather's... Did you guys see that? Let's go back here real quick. first of all the opening image here is just it's evil looking there's been a lot of speculation about scroll also i want you to look in this guy's eyes when you see him talking at times there is very clearly uh something else present when he talks religion given the sacrificial practices he has posted on instagram right there look at that

he's it's him sacrificing his his rooster so up next we are actually going to step inside his godfather's home and learn about the Yoruba-based religion called Santaria and some of the gods that they worship. Yo, I'm going to take y'all in my godfather, crazy. Watch his eyes here. So he can show y'all some shit. Look at it. Like he looks like he's somewhere else, my friends.

My religion, with my religion. Yeah. Let's do it. You go with my godfather right here. Hey, nice to meet you, brother. I would love to learn about like, you know, the religion in the background of everything. Shit, not a problem. Follow me. So anyways, I don't know where this is going.

I don't remember exactly, so I'm not going to keep it going. But it's just, it's concerning when you start looking at who the person is and they're the one that kind of got this whole chant going culturally. So all that said, I was looking at some of his other. stuff before I went live the first time and then had the issues with the audio. And I came across, I'm assuming this is his album called Underworld by Scrilla, came out February of 2024. Hmm, that's interesting. I thought the six, seven song came out in February of 2025.

Maybe I misread that and came out over a year ago. I'm not sure. but in this this album that he has there is a song called Words from Osun so there's Ogun and then I've seen people talking about Osun which I'm not sure what that is I'm wondering if it's like basically the same thing but different but then there's words from his song oh words from words from Osun. And this is, what I'm about to share with you and show you made me like, like, I was sitting here, I was like, I knew it. I knew it. You know?

I was like, oh, I knew it. And so let me pull this up here for you. All right. So this is the song, Words from O'Sune. and I got to wrap this up soon because my kids just showed up. In this first verse here, like you got, yeah, it's shrilla, yeah, it's shrilla, yeah, it's shrilla, yeah, it's shrilla, yeah, it's shrill, yeah, it's shrillah, you're a monster, yeah, it's me.

And then he says, Brody said the whole summer, he just snatching souls. Dang, he doesn't say dang, though, if you're listening. that's my whole life goal. Brody said the whole summer he just snatching souls. That's my whole life goal. And, you know, like, I can say something and you guys could say, you know, that's a stretch. A guest on the show could say something and you say, oh, that's a stretch. but what if not only am I saying it, a guest is saying it,

but then the opposition is saying it, and the scriptures is saying it. So if everybody's saying it, at what point does it become true? So if you're not catching what I'm talking about here, I have it conveniently pulled up here. So when was it? I think it was a year or two ago. I was sitting here in studio talking to Seth Vanderbrook. I think it's the last name of Vaynerbrook about Dogman and how Dogman is a historical thing. It's not something new. Like we think, oh, that's just a more modern spin off of werewolves. It turns out Dog Man stretches back thousands of years. It's in maps. It's talked about St. Christopher's depicted as a dog-headed man. And there's, There's stories and legends of St. Christopher coming from like a dogheaded man tribe. And that's written.

And I think these historians like Josephus talk about it or something like that. But even these historians, they talk about these tribes of dogheaded people. And in that conversation, I don't know how we got on it, but we talked about the idea of soul harvesting, that there are entities that are. And honestly, like, it blends and blurs and molds together with the whole abduction phenomena. People who are being abducted are often talking about how they are experiencing technology and or entities or human beings in part of these actions trying to harvest human souls. And that's absurd. That's what I thought. That's what I thought.

I was like, what? That's crazy. It's impossible. I didn't know how to make ends meet. I was just like that doesn't seem like something I feel comfortable believing to be possible. And then Seth is the one. Now, Seth, his job is to basically, he goes to church every day and he studies the Bible, and his job is to answer emails that come into his church about the Bible.

That's his job. It's kind of a cool job. he he's the one who pointed out to me that in Ezekiel 1318, woe to the woman who sowed magic charms on her wrists and makes veils of various lengths for the heads of people of very height to ensnare souls. In other translations it says for the hunt of souls or hunt of human souls, trapping souls, capture souls live. These are the ways that this is, this scripture is translated. And it's kind of, it's kind of wild because what's being taught, it's about false prophetesses.

So it says here, now, now son of man speak out against the women who prophesy from their own imaginations. This is what the sovereign lord says. What sorrow waits? you women who are ensnaring the souls of my people young and old alike. You tie magic charms on their wrist and furnish them with magic veils. Do you think you can trap others without being destructed, without bringing destruction on yourselves? Like, okay, let me just keep going. You bring shame on me among my people for a few handfuls of barley and pieces of bread. like this this this whole passage is not saying that it's imagination that it's fake it's it there's there's there's there's they're being reprimended for doing this and um if you look at the the uh because i

like i said earlier in this uh this broadcast i am a greek and hebrew scholar of world renowned proportions uh joke if you're just tuning in i am not. I don't even know how to read these Greek words, but I'll do my best. I'll pronounce it this way. Lay Tisad Nefashat. I don't know. But it means to hunt souls. That's literally what the Greek translates to, to hunt souls, or to capture the life force of people. Tisid or Tisad is equal to the hunt, trap, pursue, prey, snare, or snare an animal. And then nefesh, soul, life, priesthood, vitality, the living being. So it's like Ezekiel is accusing them of performing rituals intended for spiritually capture, bind, or manipulate people's life essence. And so when Seth brought

that up to me, it kind of like, I don't know, if I had hair, it all just stood up on end, right? I was baffled by it. And when you look at this, like scholars literally don't know what to make of this because it just doesn't fit, I guess, what their mainstream theology worldview says it should be. But what this basically is is a cold activity being. laid out in the Bible of humans toying with human souls. And so when we have people who are talking about having these abduction experiences where entities are doing this, where maybe even other humans are doing it during the abduction experience, or I said entities, but some describe it as ET entities, but some could describe it as demonic entities.

When you see that in people's experiences, and then you have Ezekiel 1318, literally describing occult practices, it makes you wonder what is this Skrilla guy referencing. So let's go back to the lyrics here. Like, oh, no, that's the Dute song. Where's the other song? Where's the other song? There we go. Brody said the whole summer he just snatches souls. When I read that, if I wasn't thinking the way I just laid out to you, I would be like, oh, he's probably talking about having sex with a lot of different women. And, but maybe both could be true. Maybe both could be true. Especially since this is on an album called Underworld. And it's on a song. called Words of O sun or Oshun it's how I think you pronounce it so let me ask the Google or let me just go chat Chb T because why not just go all in who is the Oshun entity let's see here okay so Oshun often often spelled yep here it is so Oshun is a female Orisha, one of the major divine beings in Yoruba cosmology, which Yoruba is, I've heard that word today.

So I know it's associated with, not guerrilla, scrilla. It says here, her role in Sontaria, what people actually mean today. she rules fresh water, love, sweetness, her colors, yellow, gold, amber, offerings, honey, pumpkin, orange, gold, jewelry, symbols, the river, mirrors, mirrors, interesting, fans and brass. So he has a song, words from Oshun, so he's saying these are words from this goddess that's in Santa Ria. snatch and souls. It's interesting. It's interesting. I'm not saying that this is, you know, case closed.

He was summoning Oshun or Yama ya or whatever people were saying. I think six was for Ogun and seven was Yamaya, Yamaya, Yamaya, something like that. I'm not saying that that's what he was going for. But what I am saying is, I don't think it's quite an accident that not even a year after releasing his song, a chant takes over culture.

And the artist that it originates from is deeply involved in demonic worship and the dark arts. When you talk about Jay-Z, and all these other artists of the past that are outdated and nobody even talks about anymore, I suppose. When you talk about them and what they do behind the scenes, and now you have a guy who is saying, oh, yeah, no, I do that. I do do that.

And I cast spells on people. Like we heard in that clip earlier. Like he literally was saying how he cast spells on people and throws him in a pot, a goon's pot. he's deeply entrenched in this and I don't think we should look over the fact that that he is the artist that has this this cultural thing happening where kids all over the world are yelling

6-7 in a chant like you can't you can't see the number 67 or 6-7 without all these kids chanting it And I'm not saying your kids are under a spell. I'm saying that there's layers to this. And the idea that Skrilla, let me just say it. He literally most likely, before he puts out any song, any album does rituals for those songs.

Like, if the guy is literally telling you he does the dark arts against people, and told you the methodologies of how he takes action against people. You don't think that he's going to do rituals before he releases every song, an album, especially songs that are called words from Osun, Osun, O'S-U-N, O-S-U-S-N, I don't think it's pronounced O-S-N-O-S-N, though. Like, I think that would be pretty naive

to think that he wouldn't do that if he's already on record saying that he does malicious things towards people through his dark art practices. And so is it really that far stretch that this is happening with this particular artist? Let's go back to the doot doot song. Because the six, seven, like I said, let's throw away the idea that people were trying to say that Ogun is six and Yamaya is seven. Let's just throw that a way. So the idea of 6-7, let's just put that off to the side right now. If he's doing ritualistic practices and spells and dark arts before he releases songs and albums, does shows, all that, the 6-7 chant that everybody's doing easily could have been a Bip-Bip-Bip-Bit-Bit chant,

you know, because that's part of these lyrics here. You know, skirt, uh, Bip, Bip, B-Bip. like the Bip Bip could have been a chant the do do do like so like in his his verse do do do doot do do do T. That could have been a champ. It fell on six, seven, but maybe the entire ritual that he put out before the song was that something from this song

would take culturally. And it just so happened to be the six and seven. Because when when you read these lyrics, it just seems like a bunch of nothing. But you know what? I have experience with reading things that are a bunch of nothing. Okay? I was emailed a bunch of nothing. It was gibberish.

It didn't make sense. Just like the lyrics of this song don't make sense. I was sent an email that didn't make sense. And I didn't know what to make of it. So I read it over and over and over again, trying to understand what this craziness is about. because it was saying things that I, that it, that it shouldn't know.

Well, it turns out that that email that I got was a spell. And I was just reading it over and over again, maybe chanting it if you would, if you would care to venture into that territory, reading something out loud. It wasn't until it was brought to my attention, dude, that's a spell. That was like, whoa, that makes sense as to why everything's going on around me. And since then, we have had consistent,

emails coming in with a bunch of gibberish. And my team is under explicit instructions not to read them. Do not read them. As soon as it starts not making sense, trash it. Do not read it. Don't share it. Don't pass go. Go straight to jail.

Okay? So if that's what we've experienced on our end with just emails that come in, you got a guy who's saying he does the dark arts and cast spells on people openly and publicly he's saying this. And then his lyrics to his music makes absolutely no sense. Maybe his own lyrics are a form of witchcraft

and spells and dark arts. And that becomes a chant that everybody collectively participates in. I'm probably just overreacting though. No, I don't think I am. I don't think I am because I don't even know if what I everything that we just covered the last hour and 20 minutes. I don't know if any of that made sense. Some of it I felt like I was stumped. I was ready to rock when I first went live. And then you guys couldn't hear audio and threw me off my

groove and I had to get my groove back. But I can tell you from my own personal experience, I have absolutely had multiple emails come in that were spells witchcraft. multiple and they consistently make zero sense because they're spells they're meant to to they have very specific meanings and and I imagine segments and portions of them I don't know but reading these lyrics it might be just one massive spell that people are singing along to so I'm not again telling you to go home and tell your kids six seven is evil. But as parents, as culture movers and leaders of a generation that's coming up behind us, it is our responsibility to understand the root cause of things. This man is evil. He's from an

area of the country that has a very strong demonic principality hovering over it. He openly talks about casting spells and doing dark arts on people to harm them. And he has songs that are named towards the gods that he worships. He writes songs about them. And then one of his songs, Doot Doot seems to be a giant ritualistic chant, culturally, globally. Take it for what it is, you know?

I think that this is probably nonsense for some people and some people might be really hitting home with. For me, you know, like, I've heard my son say six, he doesn't know what it means. None of these kids know what it means. And I don't even know how to tell you how I handle it. Because, like, I didn't really start connecting all these dots with this guy until, like,

legit, like, recently, like, the last 24 to 7, 8 hours, whatever it's been. But it doesn't sit right. I'm like, dude, just chill with that crap, you know? Like, I just, you know, brush it off. Like, dude, chill out, you know? Like, I'm not trying to scare the kid and tell him that he's casting spells on people, you know? He's eight. but for me, the way I, the way I, just brush it off.

I mean, if I'm going to, if I would suggest to anybody like, well, how do I talk to my kid about it? Maybe, maybe you don't need to. Or maybe if you do just say, you know, Johnny, the man that, did you know, that, did you know that whole, that whole thing comes from a song? And the guy who made that song, he's not a good guy. He's actually a pretty bad guy. And I would appreciate it if you wouldn't repeat that anymore because I just don't really care for the guy who came up with that. I don't know how everybody else's kids are. But if I said it to my son, Ben, he'd be like, okay.

So that's my line of attack, but not everybody's got a Ben. Some kids are a little bit more rebellious than others. Like my daughter, much more rebellies. But my son, he's like, okay, you tell me the rules and I'll follow them, dad. I hope he always stays that way. But anyways, guys, that's what I have for you today. I hope it was worth your time. It was definitely something that I wanted to talk to you about,

and I was hoping it would have gone smoother, but, you know, it is what it is. I did the best I could. Oh, boy, is that a slingshot? Yeah, the slingshot season. Let's running. Ain't miss. God with me and whole squad gone with those shade I

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