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Ghanaian-American rapper Blackway plays as Miles embraces his new role as a superhero:
The high-flying, risky behavior of a masked vigilante mirrors the ambition of many already fond of superhero references, Jaden Smith builds “Way Up” revolves around the need for a savior:
Winnin', we winnin', we winnin' (Winnin')
We put a world on a wave (Wave)
And every time you swinging through the city, you are saving the day (Let’s go)
We had to fight for the town (Town)
Now there’s no villains allowed (‘Lowed)
Everyone cheer in the crowd, but I’m still way up, I’m over the clouds (Clouds)
One of the central themes is belief in one’s self despite overwhelming odds, reflecting Miles Morales. On “Save The Day,"Coi Leray raps about overcoming these fears to become the hero the city needs:
Got no fear in my heart ‘cause I know that I’m brave (Nah, nah)
Never gave up, kept my head in the game
You gotta just trust me and lemme come guide you
If you ever get lost, then I’ll come back and find you
I think they forgot so I had to remind 'em
Climb all the way to the top like a spider (Yeah)
Into the Spider-Verse has been praised for building on this theme of universal heroism.
The original Spider-Man was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko in 1962 during the peak of the Civil Rights Movement. Conceived as a symbol of universal identity, not divided by socialclass, religion, sex or race. The nature of Spider-Man is America, it means that anyone can play the character.
“Part of the appeal is that you can’t see behind the mask. But no mask is required, it's about character. It doesn’t matter if you don’t have Superman’s blue eyes or Batman’s superior chin… In our minds, we could be Spider-Man.”
All my people gather ‘round, I’m here to inspire (True)
If you runnin’ on E, I’ll put the fire in your lighter (Yeah)
Into The Spider-Verse and Miles Morales embody a new spirit of the mainstream culture celebrating diverse portrayals of classic characters. The film’s embrace of its New York setting means hip-hop music and culture is a natural fit. From the stunning visuals inspired by graffiti art to the integration of the music into the film’s overarching themes, Into The Spider-Verse uses its rap-focused soundtrack to become much more than a run-of-the-mill superhero cartoon about a kid from Brooklyn.
I'm not saying you have to be Spiderman.
What I do mean is that their is No reason why we cant have some fun saving the city.
This is one way we can fight back(to pop their normal reality bubble), to counter the fear and control of the machine system, owned and operated by the enemy. Counter the enemies agenda by doing the opposite of what the enemy wants of you, Peaceably & Think Outside The Prison Holding Cell:
Be Creative.
Be Courageous.
Be Helpful.
Be Respectful.
Be Bold.
Be Different.
Be Spontaneous.
Be Organic.
Be Yourself.
Be Awake.
Be Together.
Be A Fullfiller, Carry Through.
Be A Hero.
Be Love.
Be Free.
& BeLieve.
This just an added tribute to Jane Ruby and Shawn Gallaway's messaging and Inspirational music video; Just Wait.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/AE3J9zfgHRMO/
And always a thanks to Alex Jones and crew for supplying alternative sides and additional need to know information to the news in this emergency hour we live in.
