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Yeah, I think if you want to learn more about Tupac, all you got to do is watch that high school interview of him.

Just type in the YouTube high school interview of Tupac and you'll see exactly what's going on.

Now, how far back does the influence from the intelligence and the military go in the music industry?

Did it come from the very inception? Because I read somewhere, and I don't know if this is true, you could probably tell me if this is true, but that Elvis was in some kind of witness protection program.

Right. Well, I would say that the military intelligence infiltration of music goes all the way back to the very start.

And my research takes me back to about 1955. So I'll go back to the mid-50s, and that was the birth

of the rock and roll era, and Elvis Presley was the first rock and roll superstar.

So one year before Elvis broke through, you had Bill Haley and his Comets with this very important

record rock around the clock, which pretty much changed youth culture at the time.

It used to be Bill Haley and the comets, but these days it's his comets.

That's the Mandela effect for you.

But this group was, they were knocking on a bit.

You know, Bill Haley was no youngster, and he'd been involved with blue grass

and country music and stuff of this nature. And then suddenly in 1954, he put out a record

called Shake, Rattle and Roll, and the following year, he broke through with Rock Around the Clock.

And there was a movie titled Rock Around the Clock that came out at the same time. Also,

the song was featured on the

soundtrack to the Blackboard Jungle, which was another really important film from the mid-50s.

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