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Former NFL running back, and former close friend of rapper Jay Z — Larry Johnson, gives his critical analysis of Jay Z’s interview with GQ… Johnson says Jay Z keeps showing the world who he is, and some chose not to believe him… Johnson starts off by saying, “I do not have beef with this man (Jay Z) or his wife (Beyoncé); they have always treated me with respect and hospitality. He even supported me when no other brands, at the time of my professional career, would touch me. I have no regrets with my involvement with ROC-A-Wear, team ROC, and the relationships I formed. But, those things had to die off because I chose a different path. He (Jay Z) chose darkness and Satan. And, I chose the light and Yahuah.” Johnson says Jay Z is a “Prince Hall Freemason” who follows the teachings of Aleister Crowley — who was dubbed the “Wickedest Man in the World” and “The Great Beast 666.” Jay Z proudly wears a shirt with a Crowley quote reading “Do What Thou Wilt.” According to Johnson, Crowley was a high level Freemason who believed in sex magic — Crowley believed that drugging and raping young children so that they can achieve spiritual enlightenment as stated in his book “Magick in Theory and Practice,” published in 1929… Johnson says he does not believe Jay Z and Beyoncé are billionaires because of their 360 Live Nation deal where they are both being financially exploited… Johnson highlights Jay Z contradictions of trying to use racial/political propaganda against right wing media and Republicans… Especially since it was Republican President Donald Trump, who pardoned Roc Nation’s CEO, Desiree Perez — who is a former government informant, and drug smuggling mule for the drug cartel… Johnson says Jay Z was used as the face of the Brooklyn Nets to exploit his own community — even though he owned less than 1 percent of the team….This strategic move was done by the Brooklyn Nets to remove any backlash of racism from the organization — because the residents blindly supported, admired, and trusted Jay Z… Despite claims that it would boost the local economy, the Barclays Center is widely considered by residents to be a catalyst for rising inequality the borough…It’s my opinion, that this is precisely the reason why Jay Z was not granted a Casino in New York…