(Extinction Level Event): The Final World Front, 2000s Anarchy 2001s Genesis, 2002s I read more. He has since released 1997s When Disaster Strikes, 1998s E.L.E. Though as the government is ruminating over reinstating mask requirements and social distancing again, after the recent CDC flip flop, perhaps RhymesвЂ™ freedom will be short lived. Busta then released his debut album, The Coming, in 1996. He also told his audience that he would not be вЂњgoing through that shit again.вЂќ Some of you might feel differently, but fuck your mask.вЂќДespite getting really explicit with the anti-mask politics, Rhymes apologized for getting вЂњpolitical.вЂќ Still he stressed that it took a heavy toll on him to be separate from people, especially separate from audiences during the lockdowns. A(z) 'Busta Rhymes - Break Ya Neck' cm videt 'Teszter' nev felhasznl tlttte fel a(z) 'zene' kategriba. вЂњNo human being supposed to tell you you canвЂ™t breathe freely. He threw even more expletives at masks and the government lockdowns to the wild adulation of the crowd. Stop trying to take our civil liberties away.вЂќ вЂњAll these little weird ass government policies and mandates suck a dick. Tell me where my niggas is at (Ok) Lemme address yall niggas one time, while I lock that down, and I hitcha wit that (WIT WHAT) That bomb shit, yall niggas gone all day. Rhymes pulled zero punches on the government, which he claimed has been using the COVID crisis to remove civil liberties.В вЂњCOVID can suck a dick,вЂќ he stated. The way you break yo back, and I break yo neck, and the way you try to put it on the floor for me. But back to slamming the lockdown trigger-happy world Oh, considering how sweet it is to be in public spaces this summer without the mask, we totally can relate. The rapper was so ecstatic to be performing in front of a live audience again that he called it his вЂњGod given right of freedom.вЂќ The video recently resurfaced online, perfect for a time when anti-mask sentiment grows in response to the CDC recommending that vaccinated people don their face diapers once again.Д¬learly discontent with having to put his music on hold to abide by COVID-related closures and lockdowns, the rapper told his audience, вЂњthis is my second show in front of human life in the last 15 fucking months.вЂќ With live music, sports games and other gatherings in most places around the world have been on life support for the last year and a half, being a musician or nightlife venue owner has been tough to say the least. вЂњFuck your mask,вЂќ Rhymes exclaimed toВ concert-goers in a video clipВ taken from a hip hop show back in June. Louis to slam government mask mandates and the strange anti-social climate they seem to produce. The 49 year-old rapper, whose real name is Trevor George Smith Jr., took time out of a recent live performance in St. Who knew the вЂњBreak Ya NeckвЂќ singer was such a freedom fighter? And if thatвЂ™s not obvious, look no further than a viral video of Busta Rhymes brutalizing the government over their вЂњweird assвЂќ mask mandates and attacks against our civil liberties.

People have had it with the masks and the lockdowns.

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