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Legions of Osiris [related: Pixote Rambo][disambiguation: | Legions of Osiris [related: Pixote Rambo][disambiguation: | ||
[[error]] | [[error|Legion of Doom]] | ||
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Followers of the Egyptian God of the Dead. Osiris was reportedly dismembered by his evil brother Set into | Followers of the Egyptian God of the Dead. Osiris was reportedly dismembered by his evil brother Set into | ||
[[23-enigma]] | [[23-enigma|23]] | ||
pieces - chards of flesh later recovered by his wife Isis (aside from the phallus). The | pieces - chards of flesh later recovered by his wife Isis (aside from the phallus). The | ||
term Legion of Osiris also became associated with the followers of New York City street poet and cult leader Pixote | term Legion of Osiris also became associated with the followers of New York City street poet and cult leader Pixote | ||
Rambo, whose cryptic tags lined the naked black billboards of the BQE and the | Rambo, whose cryptic tags lined the naked black billboards of the BQE and the | ||
[[gowanus-canal]] | [[gowanus-canal|Gowanus canal]] | ||
throughout the early '00's. Pixote Rambo referred often to the "Light Bearers", drawing association | throughout the early '00's. Pixote Rambo referred often to the "Light Bearers", drawing association | ||
with | with | ||
[[luciferin]] | [[luciferin|Luciferianism]] | ||
and | and | ||
[[copiale-cipher]] | [[copiale-cipher|Oculism]] | ||
- as well as | - as well as | ||
[[light-singing]] | [[light-singing|Enochian Light Singing]] | ||
. They also repeatedly represented G-d as a fully red or | . They also repeatedly represented G-d as a fully red or | ||
black triangle and often featured triangular or pyramidion symbology. Pixote Rambo's text art was largely | black triangle and often featured triangular or pyramidion symbology. Pixote Rambo's text art was largely | ||
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addition to their visual work, Pixote Rambo was active as an MC in the late 1990's, at one point collaborating with | addition to their visual work, Pixote Rambo was active as an MC in the late 1990's, at one point collaborating with | ||
the legendary underground hip-hop artist | the legendary underground hip-hop artist | ||
[[rammellzee]] | [[rammellzee|RAMM:ΣLL:ZΣΣ]]. | ||
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<img alt="PIXOTE RAMBO ONLY ▲ MAY JUDGE" class="wikiImg" src="/static/images/wiki/osiris-img-2.jpg"/> | <img alt="PIXOTE RAMBO ONLY ▲ MAY JUDGE" class="wikiImg" src="/static/images/wiki/osiris-img-2.jpg"/> | ||
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Revision as of 02:27, 12 March 2024
Legions of Osiris [related: Pixote Rambo][disambiguation:
Legion of Doom
]
Followers of the Egyptian God of the Dead. Osiris was reportedly dismembered by his evil brother Set into
23
pieces - chards of flesh later recovered by his wife Isis (aside from the phallus). The
term Legion of Osiris also became associated with the followers of New York City street poet and cult leader Pixote
Rambo, whose cryptic tags lined the naked black billboards of the BQE and the
Gowanus canal
throughout the early '00's. Pixote Rambo referred often to the "Light Bearers", drawing association
with
Luciferianism
and
Oculism
- as well as
Enochian Light Singing
. They also repeatedly represented G-d as a fully red or
black triangle and often featured triangular or pyramidion symbology. Pixote Rambo's text art was largely
characterized by short edicts espoused in ancient Grecian font and mangled Latin orthography (ex. "chvoas (sp) leads
our orders, orders lead our chvaos" and "angvels (sp) are skreams") treated by their followers as scripture. In
addition to their visual work, Pixote Rambo was active as an MC in the late 1990's, at one point collaborating with
the legendary underground hip-hop artist
RAMM:ΣLL:ZΣΣ.
<img alt="PIXOTE RAMBO LEGIONS OF OSIRIS" class="wikiImg" src="/static/images/wiki/osiris-img-1.jpg"/>
<img alt="PIXOTE RAMBO ONLY ▲ MAY JUDGE" class="wikiImg" src="/static/images/wiki/osiris-img-2.jpg"/>