NeoWinstonSmith Hip-Hop

Stomp Like a Sasquatch: Bigfoot, Society, and the Deeper Questions in Life — A Song by Crashout Aristocrats My song “Stomp Like a Sasquatch” uses one of the world's most enduring mysteries as a jumping-off point for exploring philosophical questions, societal problems, and the strange contradictions of the world we live in. There's more going on here than footprints in the woods. It's about questioning assumptions, challenging conventional thinking, and looking beyond the surface of things. Whether you're a Bigfoot believer, a skeptic, or somebody who's still undecided, there's plenty to think about. Check out the song and see what you take away from it! https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPLhv1HvQ/

What Does a Voice Sound Like? Race, Identity, Musical Performance, and the AI Debate How much of the way we hear a voice belongs to the person speaking, and how much comes from our own expectations? I've been thinking about voices lately. Not just singing voices or rap voices, but the way we speak, the accents we develop, the influences we pick up from the people around us, and the assumptions people make about us based on how we sound. It started with some experiences of my own. I've been told that I sounded Black when I rapped. I've also had people essentially tell me that I sounded too white to fit their idea of what a rapper should sound like. Those reactions are interesting because they seem to contradict each other. If one person hears my voice and associates it with Black culture, while another hears it and thinks it sounds too white for rap, what exactly are they hearing? And more importantly, how much of their reaction comes from my actual voice, and how much ...

Before we get started, please bookmark my music site and check it out after reading this article. And while you're at it, follow me on TikTok at @Crashout.Royalty. That's where you can find more of my music, videos, artwork, and whatever else I'm creating next. Here's my most recent Hip-Hop release as of this publishing date... https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPLjkEnsM/ And here is my old organic Hardcore/Punk Band ILLITHED https://mindtreasury.blogspot.com/2018/02/hardcorepunk-band-illithed.html The AI Music Debate I May Never Have — Because I Value My Time Hello, I'm the account "Crashout Royalty" for those that are unaware. Multidisciplinary artist and activist researcher JM Talboo AKA BishopNeoWinstonSmith leader of the music group and collective of artists known as #CrashoutAristocrats Before the imagined debate ensues I want to first acknowledge positive conversations are happening as evinced by the screenshots below.  I say this because what sparked me wri...

The mainstream scientific establishment is overall very much against creationist theory. Why then are they so opposed to studying Bigfoot?  🫈 Seems odd.  I'm not making a statement. I'm simply posing a question. If someone wants to give me an answer please do email with it at: jmtalboo@gmail.com  But do not say it's because there is no scientific evidence for the existence of Sasquatch, because simply is not true! Evidence isn't absolute proof of course, but otherwise what a load of absolute rubbish! There are plenty of highly-credible scientists in the most relevant of disciplines who correctly think otherwise and therefore this statement is BUNK!  1. Dr. Jeff Meldrum — Anatomy, Anthropology & Locomotion Jeff Meldrum is an anthropologist and anatomist at Idaho State University whose specialties include foot morphology, locomotion and the evolution of bipedalism in humans and other primates. His examination of alleged Sasquatch footprints is particularly relevan...

The Soundtrack of Revolution: Q50, Tupac, Drill Rap and Following the Breadcrumbs Q50, Tupac and the Question I Asked By JM Talboo DebunkerBusters.blogspot.com If you don't know who BloodHound Q50 was, here's the short version. Q50, whose reported real name was Mikquale Cooper, was a 22-year-old Chicago drill rapper associated with the Bloodhound camp and the wider Chicago drill scene. He was also closely connected to the late Bloodhound Lil Jeff, who was killed in 2024. On September 13, 2026, Q50 was shot and killed in Chicago's Fuller Park neighborhood. According to police information reported by multiple outlets, Q50 was sitting inside a vehicle when two vehicles approached and multiple people opened fire. He was struck in the chest and shoulder and pronounced dead at the scene. Police have not announced an arrest or established a motive publicly. And here's where this gets weird. September 13 is also the date Tupac Shakur died in 1996. Thirty years apart. By itself...