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Kill Myself (Prod. by Carnage)

by Ray-Ray of Smoke One ENT

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Ever since rock and roll came to the United States in the 1950s, Satan has tried to infiltrate our youth’s minds through music that advocates whoring, sluttiness, and general disregard for adults. But surely it is a sign of the end times when we have the first openly satanic rap star emerge. The truly evil rapper named “Ray Ray" of Smoke One ENT encourages his fans to kill themselves, burn down churches, and curse the name of Jesus Christ. He openly performs acts of devil worshipping and virgin deflowering onstage. He is no different than other black rappers in his goals, but he is open about them in a way that no other so called “musician” has been yet. Do not let your teen be fooled by Ray Ray and keep his music from raping more earholes than it has already raped!

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released May 15, 2015

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Ray-Ray of Smoke One ENT Memphis, Tennessee

Charles Ray Hill II (born September 23, 1990), known by stage name Ray-Ray of Smoke One ENT, is an American rapper/music producer.

Currently, Hill is finalizing his first independent solo album “Low Days, High Nights”. It is scheduled to release in July of 2013. ... more

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