QUOTE(Necromusume @ Mar 22 2024, 10:36)

It has "I am the victim of police brutality, now" in the lyrics. The police swarmed his Neverland estate, tore everything apart searching it. It was his refuge, and he said he didn't feel at home there any more after that.
Even if the theory is that it's supposed to be solely about Jewish Hollywood producers being out to get him instead of general persecution complex, he must have recognized that the police, including black cops ("Black man, black mail / Throw your brother in jail") are the actual blunt end of the process. They didn't send the IDF after him.
Yeah its part of it, a general message against brutality and for compassion.
Even the uncensored version he was convinced to pull a lot of lyrics and talk about police brutality in general and for himself.
It wasn't general Jewish record labels, it was a particular dude and a particular lawyer he had a beef with.
"Beat me, hate me
You can never break me
Will me, thrill me
You can never kill me
Jew me, Sue me
Everybody do me
Kick me, kike me
Don't you black or white me "
With the last line originally being 'Don't you third Reich me' but he was convinced to change it. In the uncensored version he tries to sorta sing it but with plausible deniability.
He almost went full Kayne, but he had enough friends with sense to pull it back. Eventually he was forced to go on a tour and accidentally OD'd by his doctor and 100m insurance collected but probably unrelated.
Hard to say if he was completely innocent or not. Several children that he hung out with the most attest that he did not do anything. One case was clearly fake, but the dude had a screw loose to want to hang around with kids so much probably due to his upbringing.
He was combining red wine and opioids, so he would have been unconscious for hours. It was definitely potentially reckless endangerment or negligence to pass out whilst you are supposed to be looking after kids.
As for Kayne... he definitely needs better friends / staff that can control him when he goes through a manic phase.