607 Unc, best known in Missouri’s local Hip Hop circuit, has claimed he was forced to sacrifice his own child in order to escape the Illuminati.
During an Off The Porch interview published on Tuesday (September 19), the St. Louis rapper made a series of bizarre comments. In addition to taking credit for writing Nelly’s 2000 hit, “Country Grammar,” he also offered a brief recollection of his affiliation with the Illuminati and what it took for him to escape.
“I’m the first person to leave,” he said with a wad of cash in his hand. “I made the ultimate sacrifice and I got out the Illuminati. I’m the first person that can speak about it. Yeah, I sacrificed my son.”
It’s difficult to tell whether the Midwestern spitter is joking or not, though he did say he was “deadass serious” about being “half Illuminati and half street.”
Watch him talk about the secret society at the 5:23 mark below, just minutes before he stormed out the interview:
Unc isn’t the first rapper to make this claim as Jay Electronica too has apparently “met” the Illuminati. However, the enigmatic rapper said that he wasn’t at all impressed with what he saw.
The Roc Nation lyricist went on an unhinged Twitter spree earlier this year, during which he asserted several conspiracy theories backed with no evidence whatsoever.
“Ps, The Illuminati? I met em. They ain’t all that. Ask em about me,” he tweeted, adding: “Ps, The Dominicans control Hollywood.”
Elsewhere, he said: “Ps, The Dominicans control the banking system…Ps, The Visigoths are running a pedophile ring in Hollywood…Ps, The Albinos control the military industrial complex.”
Ice Cube Believes The Illuminati ‘Probably’ Exists
Hip Hop’s obsession with the Illuminati is well documented, with Cardi B being one of many rappers to be accused of rubbing shoulders with the elusive cult.
Following her short-lived separation from husband Offset in 2020, the Bronx bombshell posted a photo on Instagram of her donning a red devil costume, resulting in fans immediately accusing the “WAP” rapper of being a part of the Illuminati.
“Smh Illuminati horns,” one user wrote, while another claimed: “You sold your soul for fame and money.”
Others said: “ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED” and “Illuminati has joined the chat.”
“Stop with the Illuminati shit,” Cardi responded. “It was just costumes for a TikTok video DAMN!”
She also wrote in the comments section: “I will never join nothing I rather die broke. [Money can’t] buy my faith in GOD.”
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