At press time, LaRussell’s social media presence is notably absent, a curious occurrence indeed for fans eager to stay updated. As Victor Baez noted on Twitter, some have speculated that LaRussell has blocked users, while others believe he’s simply taking a much-needed hiatus. Aren’t we all just a little envious of artists who can hit the pause button on their public personas? Especially after a performance that’s left fans buzzing, or perhaps reeling, from provocative lines drawing parallels between some historical figures we’d rather ignore—like Hitler and, say, Malcolm X. What’s he trying to achieve with this bold commentary? Is he due for a cosmic reckoning, or is it just the stars aligning for the perfect creative storm? Let’s dive into the drama of LaRussell’s recent musical explorations, his current absence from the digital world, and the reactions that have sparked a firestorm of discussion. So, sit tight, folks; the astrological vibes in the air suggest that there’s more to this story than meets the eye!
At press time, Russell’s Twitter and Instagram accounts are unavailable. Victor Baez covered this on Twitter, sharing a screenshot of an IG Story from a fan account. “A lot of people have assumed La Russell IG blocked you… he’s currently taking a break and will be back soon.”
While we don’t have an explicit explanation for this break, many fans assume it’s due to the recently performed “Heaven Sent” track. On it, he called Adolf Hitler, Donald Trump, and Jeffrey Epstein “heaven-sent” alongside folks like Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr., and Kanye West. It was meant to comment on how people all come from God regardless of their crimes, behaviors, and beliefs.
Still, folks tore LaRussell apart online. He said his engineer advised him to not put this song out. While it’s not officially out, the reaction to this viral performance of it proved why that advice came.
For those unfamiliar with the Something’s In The Water MC, LaRussell is from the California Bay Area’s city of Vallejo. His independently-minded grind as an artist has been very compelling to see, although controversies like these have tainted the discourse.
“The selective outrage and fake righteousness is a joke,” he tweeted. “It’s always US. Y’all been complicit in supporting serial killers, murderers, drug dealers, pimps, and n***as destroying they community for yeeeeaaaars!!!! But me saying God made me and he also made these sick a** n***as is where the line is drawn? CUT IT OUT. If you gone be outraged be outraged about it all! TURN THE MURDER MUSIC OFF AND EVERY OTHER DETRIMENTAL FORM OF ART YOU CONSUME! I’M ONE OF THE FEW N***AS IN THIS S**T SMILING AND PUTTING GOOD INTO THE ECO SYSTEM! IMA KEEP SAYING AND DOING WHAT I WANT WITH MY ART. BECAUSE IMA F***IN ARTIST! Y’ALL CAN KEEP BEING FAKE OUTRAGED AND COMPLICIT WITH EVERYTHING ELSE.”
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