I love how he talked about connecting to Bob Marley and that's what transitioned them into reggae. I always loved all the Marleys but never connected to any music until finding soldiers of jah army. Especially when I first listened to the born in Babylon album. I literally felt every single word. You guys are awesome, keep up the great work. Your music has changed my life and outlook tremendously over the past year or two. Stay blessed!
I fell in love SOJA's music back when I used to have dreadlocks, 4 years later and my dreads are gone but my love for SOJA hasn't. Best reggae band ever !!
Man, I know this is old and I just happened to stumble across this but damn so many people need to hear this. The mindset and outlook on life Jacob has is incredible. This is really inspirational.
"you don't really come in the world that way and you don't go out the world that way" wow dude, super insightful stuff. thanks for this interview, it's really quite incredible. 6:10
Check out the Venus Project! They have created a Resource Based Economy that describes everything that Soja talks about, and more. In this economy, Mechanization will be utilized rather than ignored, freeing humans from having to commit to labor in order to survive. There is no money in a Resource Based Economy, therefore, there is no profit. Decisions will be based on the benefit of human development and what is best for the environment, not what is most profitable. thevenusproject.com czcams.com/video/yY3ZrKd6SD8/video.html This is it in a nutshell
It's not even if we're doing it all wrong, look at this world, we are doing it all wrong. Let's all look it at less like a square and more like a circle, if everyone could convince just 1 friend, their friends will tell 1 friend and eventually the world will catch on. Worldwide love epidemic? Sounds lovely to me ♡
Glad your part of the movement. Thanks for your music and inspirational words and time. I love you 💕😘❤️ Keep it up! 🌈 Also, I’m curious to know for people that travel a lot. Going back to the kids that have very little and happiness do you feel like people are the most unhappy in the United Stated because we’re the most programmed to consume? Or are there other countries that are worse? Also noticed this in South America these people literally sleep on the dirt and are very poor but they are as nice as can be usually and are into family and traditions. 🙏🏻✌🏻🌎
oh my god this is hilarious. I've been listening to SOJA for 8 years now. Favorite band of all time, possibly above the Beatles (for me).... and I never knew he talked like a white dude from the suburbs. HAHAHAHA.
He is a white dude from the suburbs. That whole band is from the suburbs of Washington, DC. They grew up in $3,000,000 homes. Pretty sure at least one of them went to Bishop O’Connell, a day school which costs $21,000 a year per student to attend.
Cultural appropriation for sure. I was hoping I would find him with a strong accent in this interview, not some suburb guy for DC. They'll tape their eyes and start a K pop band next.
@@mikeperez6637 I totally get it. If he was a White Jamaican, then yes I can understand. I know the motto is out of many, they are ONE people..but this guy has probably has never even bern to an island
I love how he talked about connecting to Bob Marley and that's what transitioned them into reggae. I always loved all the Marleys but never connected to any music until finding soldiers of jah army. Especially when I first listened to the born in Babylon album. I literally felt every single word. You guys are awesome, keep up the great work. Your music has changed my life and outlook tremendously over the past year or two. Stay blessed!
Finally an interview where both parties enjoy each others company :) Thank both of you guys :)
love your spirituality my brother, keep JAH MUSIC flowing.
Bless up x
I fell in love SOJA's music back when I used to have dreadlocks, 4 years later and my dreads are gone but my love for SOJA hasn't. Best reggae band ever !!
Man, I know this is old and I just happened to stumble across this but damn so many people need to hear this. The mindset and outlook on life Jacob has is incredible. This is really inspirational.
"you don't really come in the world that way and you don't go out the world that way" wow dude, super insightful stuff. thanks for this interview, it's really quite incredible. 6:10
i was in a talent show with jake and robert in middle school .. and i sang 3 little birds! Much love to these guys!
Amazing interview! Perfectly stated. Beautiful words!
Gosh, i get the whole point now. This is such an eye opening interview!
Check out the Venus Project! They have created a Resource Based Economy that describes everything that Soja talks about, and more. In this economy, Mechanization will be utilized rather than ignored, freeing humans from having to commit to labor in order to survive. There is no money in a Resource Based Economy, therefore, there is no profit. Decisions will be based on the benefit of human development and what is best for the environment, not what is most profitable. thevenusproject.com czcams.com/video/yY3ZrKd6SD8/video.html This is it in a nutshell
I love SOJA! Thank you for your songs.
Soja! the world loves you
Jacob Hemphill father was director of IMF in Liberia.... International Monitary Fund. Babylon.
you are awake brother. Many artists that rose the top parents are part of the cia and other governing bodies. Part of the beast system
Dudes as awesome as the music they make
It's not even if we're doing it all wrong, look at this world, we are doing it all wrong. Let's all look it at less like a square and more like a circle, if everyone could convince just 1 friend, their friends will tell 1 friend and eventually the world will catch on. Worldwide love epidemic? Sounds lovely to me ♡
SMARTLY SAID JACOB
5:35
Love that insight
i thought the same. Jacob put that pretty well
Hell yeah man!! Legendary 🤙🌍🚀
Glad your part of the movement. Thanks for your music and inspirational words and time. I love you 💕😘❤️ Keep it up! 🌈 Also, I’m curious to know for people that travel a lot. Going back to the kids that have very little and happiness do you feel like people are the most unhappy in the United Stated because we’re the most programmed to consume? Or are there other countries that are worse? Also noticed this in South America these people literally sleep on the dirt and are very poor but they are as nice as can be usually and are into family and traditions. 🙏🏻✌🏻🌎
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oh my god this is hilarious. I've been listening to SOJA for 8 years now. Favorite band of all time, possibly above the Beatles (for me).... and I never knew he talked like a white dude from the suburbs. HAHAHAHA.
He is a white dude from the suburbs. That whole band is from the suburbs of Washington, DC. They grew up in $3,000,000 homes. Pretty sure at least one of them went to Bishop O’Connell, a day school which costs $21,000 a year per student to attend.
Love everything about this guy and the band SOJA I hope he is vegan .
Security needs to come listen and be enlightened
Cultural appropriation at it's finest. Reggae is born out of Jamaica! Leave it to Afro-Jamaicans!...Leave BLACK culture with BLACK PEOPLE
Cultural appropriation for sure. I was hoping I would find him with a strong accent in this interview, not some suburb guy for DC. They'll tape their eyes and start a K pop band next.
@@mikeperez6637 😂😂😂😂
@@mikeperez6637 I totally get it. If he was a White Jamaican, then yes I can understand. I know the motto is out of many, they are ONE people..but this guy has probably has never even bern to an island