Crip Jesus Drops ‘Blu Tang’ Album + “ISIS” Video

Leimert Park vision meets Wu-Tang mystique on a groundbreaking West Coast offering

‘Blu Tang’, the bold new album by Crip Jesus, has officially arrived, presented by none other than Wu-Tang affiliate and spiritual Hip Hop icon Killah Priest

‘Blu Tang’, the bold new album by Crip Jesus, has officially arrived, presented by none other than Wu-Tang affiliate and spiritual Hip Hop icon Killah Priest.

Released under S1 Family Productions, the album is a genre-bending odyssey that fuses the gritty textures of West Coast street culture with the esoteric wisdom and mysticism of the Wu-Tang Clan.

It’s an album rooted in the soil of Leimert Park, but written in the stars—blending gang history, God Body wisdom, and revolutionary street gospel into a sound that refuses to conform.

Crip Jesus isn’t just an artist—he’s a walking paradox and prophet from the Nation of Gods and Earths, shaped by the blue flame of Los Angeles street life and the discipline of prison-born enlightenment.

Having done 14 years behind bars where he studied 120 lessons, built with Bloods and Crips alike, and became a teacher of Supreme Mathematics, Crip Jesus doesn’t promote gang life—he redefines it.

‘Blu Tang’ is the culmination of that life path: an album where divine knowledge meets raw survival, where 40s slang dances with 36 Chambers wisdom, and where the Holy Blue Water spreads not destruction, but elevation.

‘Blu Tang’ is available now to stream and cop on all major digital streaming platforms.

This isn’t just West Coast rap—it’s Leimert Park’s sacred mathematics spoken through bass, bars, and born equality.

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“ISIS” [Video]: