While some of us have been ranting furiously about the new tyrannical music ban making its rounds in the Orthodox world (and its contrasting action, the harassment of Rav Twerski for daring to aid investigating molestation in the Jewish community) — the Chaptzem! Blog has a humorous take on the subject, fast-forwarding 120-or-so years:
(Gehinnom is Hebrew for “hell”.)
In related news, the charedi singer Mordechai Ben David minced no words with Chabad’s Mendy Pellin when asked for his thoughts on the music ban — it all boils down to, in his words, “one sick dude from B’nei Brak”:
(Hat tip to Life of Rubin for the video.)
A modern charedi Jew-by-choice since 2000, and igniting headphones with Torah hiphop since 2001.
Originally from Maryland and now holding it down in the shtetlach of New York, won the Jewish Music Awards for "Best Hiphop" in 2006.Vocally anti-prejudice and pro-unity.
Love me, hate me, or debate me, know you can't ignore me, though.
Originally from Maryland and now holding it down in the shtetlach of New York, won the Jewish Music Awards for "Best Hiphop" in 2006.Vocally anti-prejudice and pro-unity.
Love me, hate me, or debate me, know you can't ignore me, though.
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