Yes, absolutely.
I saw the real hill, I was there.
One of the things that I saw that just blew me away was there's a man on
all fours like a dog, he was burned from the crown of his head to the soles of
his feet and his eyes were bulging out.
And what was worse than that is that he had a chain around his neck.
So he was like a dog in hell and
what's even worse than that is that who was holding the chain?
It was a demon holding the chain.
>> Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.
A priest from Michigan insists that he died in 2016 after a heart attack and
briefly went to hell where he saw demonic creatures and
was forced to listen to torturous music including Rihanna's umbrella.
His name is Gerald Johnson.
He was the leader of the Gerald A Johnson ministries in Texas.
He was gracious enough to make a video about all of his experience.
So let's watch some more, shall we?
>> And there was a section in hell where music was playing and it was the same
music that we hear on the earth, but as opposed to entertainers singing it.
The music demons were singing it.
There was some of the same lyrics that we hear here.
So, and a lot of music people actually smoke to get high to give verses and
to get bars and be hot to be fresh and to get that swag.
But when they open themselves up to false high, it's like illegal access into
the spirit realm, they actually come in contact with demons who give them lyrics
for the purpose of controlling people on the earth.
So there, see here music is first like to get over a breakup, don't worry,
be happy I busted windows on your car or under my umbrella or whatever.
There every lyric to every song is to torment you as to the fact that
you didn't worship God through music when you were on the earth.
>> This guy does not like popular music.
First, he slams Rihanna now taking down Bobby Mcferrin as well,
sounds like the guy is just describing a bad dream.
He's not even able to come up with new lyrics.
In hell, there's just existing lyrics to songs that he personally does not like.
And if you're confused as to why a pastor would end up in hell and not heaven,
he was confused to take a look at this video where he tackles that part of it.
>> But for me, the way it went is that I thought that I was having a heart attack
and my spirit left my physical body and I thought that I was going upward.
But because I thought I had done so much good in this lifetime and helped so
many people and made so many decisions that were Godly decisions.
But as opposed to me going up, I went down.
I was angry with God because it's like,
how did I do this much good and I'm actually in hell.
Well, I lifted up out of the hill and
I came back on the earth and God began to speak to me.
I actually saw the real Jesus, I saw him.
The root of it is that although I did good, I gave a lot to people,
I did a whole lot of good things.
The things that I had in my heart was unforgiveness towards people who had
did me wrong.
>> Yep. So he is going to hell when he dies again
probably and he hasn't lost any of his followers,
I'm sure who don't mind following a preacher who is going straight to hell,
quite literally by his own admission, Jink?
>> I've never seen anyone do anyone as dirty as he did Rihanna.
It's apparently umbrella hella hella.
But if you notice though, let's be more accurate though.
He said that the problem wasn't the music, the problem was that it was off key.
Well, okay, now this gives some validity to my wife's
point that that I'm putting her through hell.
That's the definition of hell.
So he's like, man, that is such a funny hilarious version of hell where you go and
there's music, it's good music, but it's a little off,
it's a little off and it drives you crazy, right?
And if you notice he said the reason why that exists is because you didn't
celebrate God through music when you were on earth, is that a requirement?
I didn't know that was a requirement.
Like you not only have to believe in God, but you got to sing about it.
But then if I do, I'm so off key, I might wind up in hell either way.
I don't know, my hands are bound here, I don't know,
I think we might all be in a little bit of trouble.
>> Well, the thing that really killed me is it's like I spent my life helping
people, I did the best I could, but it was just this one little tiny area and
that's why I had to burn in hell for all eternity.
I would assume there's always gonna be someone little tiny area,
like you forgot to forgive Christopher or whatever their name is, but then also it's
like you just got to take this guy's word for it because you can't prove anything.
And in a lot of ways it sounds like a meth psychosis trip.
People been up smoking meth for four days, they ain't slept, they've been up for
weeks and now they're like dreaming while they're awake and
they don't know what's going on.
Their meth psychosis stories are crazy.
Not that that's what he was on, but again, it's just like, I mean,
if you were half dead or somewhat dead, are you dreaming, sleeping?
This stuff can't be verified.
So I don't know if it got him more church members or got more people to give money
into the pulpit every Sunday when they passed the hat around.
But yeah, God is so petty and in religious terms.
>> Well, Jackson, it was a part of the video, we didn't play where he was like,
look man, I thought it was good my whole life.
The only thing I did was meth, and then next thing I wind up in hell.
>> Right we left that out, we left that out.
>> We're kidding.
>> Two weeks.
>> Yeah, his description of hell probably goes on to, and
then there was this very vivid scene where the devil shoved a pineapple up
Hitler's ask and like that little Nicky movie, my friend.
That was not just having a fever dream.
>> You got me thinking about South Park now.
Well with the Saddam Hussein and Satan, we're in a relationship together.
>> Yes, that happens in hell also.
So I have a theory and a question, my theory as to why he had this experience,
let's take it at face value that he really thinks he had that experience.
He had a heart attack and like Jackson said, when you have a heart attack,
you don't just die, right?
Sometimes you do, but a lot of times it takes a while and then you recover.
Well, he's alive so he obviously recovered, right?
They probably took him into a hospital or a room or whatever,
that was playing Rihanna, right?
But since he's half unconscious and going through this incredibly traumatic
experience, his brain is doing funny things to him and
he's in a sense seeing a really bad trip or a dream or
whatever in this state that he's in, it's actually a perfectly normal explanation.
And all the stuff that he said is I watched too much of that clip
because it was fun.
Okay, was directly related to his experiences,
like I never celebrate God through music.
So that wouldn't even occurred to me that that would be in hell, that like, no, but
it's off, right.
It was all related to stuff he knows.
By the way, all ancient cultures, the Valhalla Elysium, you name it, right?
People in those cultures had experiences where they thought
they went to Valhalla or Alicia or past the river sticks etc.
So which one is it?
Is it the river sticks?
Is it hell?
No, it's just stuff that's in their head that when they're in a semi
conscious state, they have some sort of vision like that.
It didn't mean that he died and went to hell.
It's crazy.
My question is, hey, you saw Jesus, what do you look like?
>> I wanted to ask that too.
I was so curious what his version of Jesus in hell looks like.
Plus this guy's version of hell he's describing there was a man on all fours
with the chain around his neck, listening to Rihanna.
There's is a lot of people's heaven.
A lot of people dig that vibe.
>> Maybe, didn't know it.
>> Looking at porn could it be?
>> Yeah, that possibly is what it was.
And Shank like years ago when umbrella came out.
I mean it was a while ago now, but there were videos all over Youtube about how it
was demonic and how it was standing for this and standing for that.
So that type of talk has been around, at least that particular song for
quite some time.
I remember that from when I was younger.
>> And since we're talking about devil stuff and people with horns, Jackson,
I just noticed it looks kind of like you've got a unicorn porn
on top of your head right there with your backdrop.
>> Yeah, that little white, yeah, that little white thing right there.
Yeah, it was.
>> Here we go.
Let me get right, there we go.
>> Perfect.
>> Now if I ever have a near death experience to, to,
to well actually maybe it's at least near then that means that came back.
Anyway, I'm gonna be like, I saw Jackson White as a unicorn.
But don't worry Jackson not being that heaven version.
>> Hopefully so.
I hope so. But you never know man.
Because you you might have forgotten to do one little thing right 35 years ago and
that's what's gonna do it.
>> But by the way, Jackson Syrians point there is a really,
really good one and they drive people nuts with this kind of stuff.
They k yeah, you're good etc.
All right OJ walked their God.
That's it, you're going to hell.
Like that makes people a nervous wreck.
Meanwhile by the way,
the bad guys, you rob the bank kills three people including a little old grandmother.
Wait, did you confess your sins?
Good. You're good.
>> Yeah, or did you accept Jesus into your life as your Lord and savior?
Like I talk about that in the Mad King, it's you can lead a perfect life but
if you didn't get God's name right, like God somehow has our worst qualities,
he's like Kanye, it's all about his name.
He's like say my name, bitch, what's mine?
You got it wrong.
Like you're just straight down because you didn't get his name.
God is very ego based.
>> That's one of the things I always say is it's like God, the all the all knowing,
all omnipresent being that is every single speck of existence is also very human.
Petty, jealous, doesn't get enough sleep sometimes, all of that type of stuff,
he gets hungry, he gets cranky, it's so ridiculous.
And it's always like religion makes God this big and
the more you learn about how everything works, it's like whatever your concept of
God is gonna be or lack thereof, it gets much bigger, it really does.
>> Yeah, I once made a joke about how is God really into fashion,
because you got the orthodox Jews that were the old,
like Russian coats from like the 1800s of the giant hats and
you got the Muslims wearing the skull caps and the different the robes.
And everybody's got different outfits and they all think they're the right one and
the other ones are all wrong, like the Muslims are laughing at the Orthodox Jews,
like yeah, like you're gonna get into heaven with that outfit.
Meanwhile they're thinking, yeah, right row,
we're not gonna let you in with the robe, you need a really thick jacket, right?
New York Times when I was running for congress took that segment and
said I was anti Semitic and anti Muslim.
>> Of course, of course.
>> So I just love to run with it.
I understand a bit about the exact same thing, why does God love hat so much.
God just cares well hat you got, it's like getting into a club,
like you can't get in with that hat and you got saggy jeans, come on.
>> Because God is a human being, that's why.
Because we're like him,
which would therefore mean he's like a human being, right?
You know? So again, it's just ironic how small
religion makes God, it really makes God so tiny and rather insignificant really.
>> Yeah, and apparently he's a human being from the 1800s in Russia.