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General News / June 12, 2017

Dee The Antisocial shares new video for ‘Let Us Prey’

General News / June 12, 2017

Dee The Antisocial shares new video for ‘Let Us Prey’

“In the name of the father, the son and the holy ghost, is it the devil you fear or god the most? They’re both watching close, ready to possess your host.”

 

Irish producer and rapper Dee The Antisocial has released a new video for ‘Let Us Prey’.

The track takes a scathing look at the Catholic church, with abrasive imagery and unsparing lyrics.

The hook is a play on ‘Swimming Pools’ by Kendrick Lamar, but with a distinct disdain for Christian worship techniques.

Watch the short one below.