Jimmy Levy: How Jimmy Levy Defied the Industry and Found His Purpose | DSH #1465

Summary

Digital Social Hour: Jimmy Levy - Defying the Industry and Finding His Purpose | DSH #1465

Release Date: July 27, 2025

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Introduction

In episode #1465 of Digital Social Hour, host Sean Kelly engages in a profound and transformative conversation with Jimmy Levy, a musician who has navigated the turbulent waters of the music industry to find his true purpose. This episode delves deep into Jimmy's journey from being a ghostwriter and mainstream artist to embracing his faith and redefining his musical path.

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Early Career and Industry Involvement

Jimmy Levy begins by sharing his initial foray into the music industry, highlighting his role as a ghostwriter for major artists and his participation in YouTube's first TV show, "Best Cover Ever", where he and his duo secured second place.

Jimmy Levy [00:57]: "The first show I did was called Best Cover Ever. We came in second place."

His early work was marked by viral success, leading him to appear on American Idol in 2020. Despite his growing presence, Jimmy admits he was unaware of the deeper spiritual and moral complexities within the industry.

Jimmy Levy [01:29]: "I thought I just wanted to write music and sing. I didn't know how spiritual things were and how spiritual things have to be."

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Shift in Perspective: From Activism to Realization

Initially, Jimmy was deeply involved in leftist activism, producing protest songs that resonated with significant movements. His notable works include:

• "Hard on Your Sleeve" – An anti-gun song and theme for the March for Our Lives.
• "Red" – A song supporting Black Lives Matter.
• Climate Change Anthem – Addressing environmental concerns.

Jimmy Levy [02:27]: "I had climate change, I had a climate change song, a song for BLM, song about anti-gun because I thought I'm doing good for humanity."

However, around 2021, while participating in American Idol, Jimmy encountered darker aspects of the music industry, leading him to question his true impact.

Jimmy Levy [03:31]: "I was doing a lot of work back and forth in LA and got myself in a lot of dark situations... I understood, wow, I'm actually helping the bad side and I'm being used by the left."

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Struggles and Turning Point

Jimmy's journey took a harrowing turn as he grappled with the spiritual battles within the industry. Raised in a family of psychics, his early exposure to the occult conflicted with his innate spirituality.

Jimmy Levy [06:08]: "I. I was like, God, Jesus, I want you to come into my life... I don't want to do this stuff anymore that I'm doing."

His struggle culminated in a suicide attempt on his 21st birthday, driven by depression and the manipulation he felt from negative spiritual forces.

Jimmy Levy [15:00]: "I took perks, Xanax, Ecstasy, Prozac, Zoloft, I think Cymbalta and Advil, like 13 pills all at once."

In a dramatic turn of events, Antonio Levy survived his suicide attempt, experiencing what he describes as divine intervention, leading to his conversion to Christianity.

Jimmy Levy [16:20]: "I knew it. And I ended up falling asleep on the ground. But when I woke up the next day, I felt this boldness..."

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Conversion and New Purpose

Post-recovery, Jimmy felt a renewed sense of purpose. He dedicated himself to combating the negative influences in the music industry, which he associates with the "Christian Illuminati." Unlike the overt Satanic Illuminati, he perceives the Christian Illuminati as insidious, subtly undermining spiritual values.

Jimmy Levy [00:00]: "Realize there is a Christian Illuminati... a lot of these mainstream Christian artists that aren't holding up the values of what God wants."

Embracing his faith, Jimmy distanced himself from former associations and focused on creating music that aligns with his spiritual beliefs. His transformation included significant personal sacrifices, such as becoming celibate and achieving sobriety.

Jimmy Levy [20:14]: "Four years celibate as of July 4, four years sober."

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Current Projects and Impact

Leveraging his passion for house music, Jimmy launched an innovative project under the alias Goth Neck (Gothic Redneck). This persona allows him to infiltrate mainstream clubs, blending worship with popular house beats. The objective is to subtly impart the message of God to club-goers who might be subconsciously receptive amidst the hedonistic environment.

Jimmy Levy [21:08]: "People hear gothic and they're like, oh, back in the dark... the goal of it is to shatter a religious norm."

Jimmy's efforts have begun to bear fruit, with attendees at clubs like those in Miami experiencing moments of spiritual awakening without overt disruption.

Jimmy Levy [23:48]: "I don't think I've seen anybody do that, like without getting kicked out or thrown things at them."

His approach not only challenges conventional religious outreach methods but also provides a platform for those open to receiving a spiritual message in unexpected settings.

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Conclusion

Jimmy Levy's journey, as detailed in this episode of Digital Social Hour, is a testament to resilience and transformation. From the depths of despair and industry manipulation, he emerged with a clear mission to redefine his purpose through faith and music. His innovative approach with Goth Neck exemplifies his dedication to merging his artistic talents with his spiritual convictions, aiming to inspire and uplift others in unconventional yet impactful ways.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• [00:00] Jimmy Levy: "Realize there is a Christian Illuminati... a lot of these mainstream Christian artists that aren't holding up the values of what God wants."
• [03:31] Jimmy Levy: "I understood, wow, I'm actually helping the bad side and I'm being used by the left."
• [06:08] Jimmy Levy: "I was like, God, Jesus, I want you to come into my life... I don't want to do this stuff anymore that I'm doing."
• [16:20] Jimmy Levy: "I knew it. And I ended up falling asleep on the ground. But when I woke up the next day, I felt this boldness..."
• [20:14] Jimmy Levy: "Four years celibate as of July 4, four years sober."
• [21:08] Jimmy Levy: "People hear gothic and they're like, oh, back in the dark... the goal of it is to shatter a religious norm."

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Where to Find Jimmy Levy

For those inspired by Jimmy's story and wish to support his mission, you can find him across all major platforms under Jimmy Levy. Stay updated with his latest releases and performances as he continues to make waves in both the music and spiritual communities.

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Thank you for tuning into Digital Social Hour. Join us next time for more unfiltered conversations with trailblazing individuals redefining their industries and beliefs.

Transcript

[Jimmy Levy]

Realize there is a Christian Illuminati. And the Christian Illuminati may be a little worse than the Hollywood and satanic Illuminati, because with the Satanic one, you know what you're getting, it's very blatant. But with the Christian one, you have a lot of these mainstream Christian artists that aren't holding up the values of what God wants.

[Sean Kelly]

All right, guys, we are at Student Action Subway. We got Jimmy here. Look at these shades, man. God damn. Incognito mode, huh?

[Jimmy Levy]

Yeah, kind of.

[Sean Kelly]

I mean, you're exposing a lot of powerful forces right now, so you got to stay low key, huh?

[Jimmy Levy]

Gotta stay low key.

[Sean Kelly]

Powerful enemy with the music industry.

[Jimmy Levy]

Yep, yep. Especially now.

[Sean Kelly]

All started 2020 with the American Idol audition. And then from there, I would say even.

[Jimmy Levy]

Even before that, I was a ghostwriter for a lot of artists.

[Sean Kelly]

Oh, yeah.

[Jimmy Levy]

Working in the industry with a lot of the major artists. And I. The first show I did was called best cover ever. I started making covers on vine and then on YouTube. I was in a duo, and we had a lot of viral videos, and BB Rex and Ludacris discovered us and put us on a show called best cover ever. It was YouTube's first TV show. We came in second place. And then I started putting out my own music, and then I did Idol.

[Sean Kelly]

So you had no idea at the time what you were getting into.

[Jimmy Levy]

As.

[Sean Kelly]

Far as this whole, like, industry stuff?

[Jimmy Levy]

Oh, yeah, no, no. I thought I just wanted to write music and sing. I didn't know how spiritual things were and how spiritual things have to be.

[Sean Kelly]

And that's the upsetting part to me, because as an artist, you want to express yourself. You want to provide good music for people, inspire people.

[Jimmy Levy]

Yeah, yeah. And, you know, and at the time, I mean, I was more far left, I would say.

[Sean Kelly]

Oh, really?

[Jimmy Levy]

Yeah. So my first protest song, because a lot of people know me from during COVID that was like, my biggest break was my this is a war song. But before that, my first protest song was actually called hard on your sleeve, and it was an anti gun song.

[Sean Kelly]

Wow.

[Jimmy Levy]

I sang. I made the theme song for the march for our lives. I cared about the kids, you know, getting, you know, the school shooter in my backyard in Parkland, Florida.

[Sean Kelly]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Levy]

You know, my. In my heart at the time, I was like, oh, wow, we need to remove guns. Because that's what I believed, you know, Then I had a song for blm. It was called Red. I was.

[Sean Kelly]

I donated to blm.

[Jimmy Levy]

Yeah.

[Sean Kelly]

It makes you feel better.

[Jimmy Levy]

Yeah. Okay. You know, like it's all more about like, you know, because the majority of people on the left are like that believe all the agendas. We're all good people. Like yes, the Bible says no person is good, only God is good. But in the natural realm definition, like most people are just lovey love, humanity, want to be cool with each other. We're all pretty much the same and like they divide us. And so like at the time, you know, I had the climate change, I had a climate change song, a song for blm, song about anti gun because I thought I'm doing good for humanity. I thought I just, I'm helping humanity. And then once I woke up like from the industry first and then with everything being forced in the tyranny during COVID I understood, wow, I'm actually helping the bad side and I'm being used by the left. That's basically perpetuating my heart and my soul in order to push negative agendas on the masses.

[Sean Kelly]

Wow.

[Jimmy Levy]

You know, that's when I was like.

[Sean Kelly]

Okay, when was that? When you realized?

[Jimmy Levy]

Around 2021 ish.

[Sean Kelly]

Okay.

[Jimmy Levy]

While I was on Idol, I was doing a lot of work back and forth in LA and got myself in a lot of dark situations with, you know, things I'm not proud of. But that also helped me realize how real the dark side of the music industry was. Yeah, Many people ask, why would you even go into those things? I was very open minded with the spiritual realm and accessing the spiritual realm illegally because at the end of the day in, in the spiritual realm everything comes down to illegal and legal access.

[Sean Kelly]

Right.

[Jimmy Levy]

When you are talking to God, you are accessing the spiritual realm legally. But when you're doing a Ouija board, sometimes when you're taking drugs and doing different rituals, when you're, you know, I arguably on a lot of AI things, you're opening a portal and God is not part of that. So you're opening the portal to allow demons in without realizing. And that's what I was doing many times with the practices I was doing, whether it was passively opening the doors to darkness or wanting to do it because I didn't know how real it was. And I was trying to be cool and edgy and I feel like God taught me a lesson and showed me stuff and revealed things to me, like, okay, you want to play in the dark, I'll show you how dark it really is. And that's what led me to Jesus because I was born and really, you know, believe in Jesus, but started worshiping the devil and making all my, all my music and my personality changed. I was called.

[Sean Kelly]

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[Jimmy Levy]

Called by a big singer, the Prince of Darkness. And I kind of embraced that for a while.

[Sean Kelly]

Damn.

[Jimmy Levy]

And I didn't know that in the Bible that's what Satan is called. But all my music started becoming about the devil and that's when I realized it was getting bad. But again, the real, the real reason I even was like, so open minded is because my grandma, my grandma was the number one psychic in the world, really. Psychic to Elvis.

[Sean Kelly]

Who was it?

[Jimmy Levy]

Her name is Mickey Dane.

[Sean Kelly]

Wow.

[Jimmy Levy]

Yeah. So she was the psychic to the stars. She actually, if you know the show, America's Most Wanted.

[Sean Kelly]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Levy]

Hosted by John Walsh, she found his son Adam Walsh's head. It was the biggest case in Florida at the time. She told the investigators, this is where the head is. They found it. She was side by side on Larry King. She was Elvis's personal psychic and predicted his death. And after he died, she actually held what was called the largest seance ever conducted. And 10,000 Christians came outside and protested against her. I have the photos of it. It's crazy. So being around my mom and my grandma, who were both psychics and doing occult stuff, I was very open minded, you know, and I didn't know what to think. Now what I think of it, I believe God gave my grandma and my mom A gift of prophecy and the devil kind of perverted it. Not to say that my mom and grandma are demonic, but they were doing things with the intention of helping people. All they've done is find missing children, you know, help people with love life. My mom makes, she made 7,000 marriages.

[Sean Kelly]

Wow.

[Jimmy Levy]

And so, you know, they mean it from a good thing. Many Christians will write it off. Oh, they're witches, they mean to help people. But the thing is, if God is not in the center of it, then who's really getting the glory for the action? You know, and that's what it comes down to. So personally I would not consider myself a psychic or anything. You know, I just, I want to do what's right and I'm the only believer of Yeshua in my family now. And that's what brought me into. During the COVID era, I got offered multi million dollar contracts and instead of signing it, I put out this is a War. That was my first song as a retaliation to the industry. Once I realized what it was and it ended up going number one in the US and then number one in like 25, 30 countries. And that became the theme song of COVID lockdowns. And then welcome to the Revolution during the trucker convoy was like the theme song of all the people. And then I was like, you know what? I lost all my opportunities, all the co writers that I was working with, whether they were left wing political ideology or just not wanting to lose their money because they're associated with me for being so vocal about what goes on in the industry and, and just having morals and they don't. But it's worth the impact. You know, that was made not only during one of the darkest times in human history, which I believe was the, the lockdowns. You know, some people say it's dramatic, but you know what I saw going around watching firefighters and police, you know, when my, my friends in New York, the firefighters and police, they, thousands got fired for not taking the vaccine. I marched with them in the Brooklyn Bridge. When my friends in Hawaii that were natives were being forced to take a vaccine, I went and stood with them. And then when they forced fire, they started, they, they put a fire on the whole town of Lahaina in order to take a land grab. I created a theme song for them and try to give them hope. Now, now that I've awakened, I do the opposite of what I was doing before, which was basically pushing an agenda without knowing to now, you know, doing what it really, what it, what's really necessary, what real Humanitarianism is once, once the veil came off, you know.

[Sean Kelly]

Wow, what a journey, man. Respect. Holy crap. Now being like having that psychic thing in your family, did you feel like growing up you had some sort of intuition?

[Jimmy Levy]

Oh, for sure. Growing up, I, I definitely believe, you know, it's generational. There's two ways to argue it. Again, because like when I, when you say generational, people be like, is it a generational curse? If it is, I broke off every generational curse of witchcraft. Right? But again, everything comes from God first, before the devil perverts.

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[Sean Kelly]

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[Jimmy Levy]

So I do believe if God didn't get through my mom or my grandma, which, it's not for me to say. It's between them and God and, you know, up to him, then maybe all. All that I went through in my life was for him to use me now, you know.

[Sean Kelly]

Wow.

[Jimmy Levy]

But yeah, as a kid, I used to see a lot of ghosts.

[Sean Kelly]

Damn.

[Jimmy Levy]

Used to see. Which now I guess would be. Demons. I guess.

[Sean Kelly]

Holy crap.

[Jimmy Levy]

Yeah.

[Sean Kelly]

I mean, being them, like in your house.

[Jimmy Levy]

I would see flashes, portals. I'd see creatures. And then Big Nick. I don't know if you know real Big Nick, but he was one of the biggest YouTubers. Big on Vine. He was part of David Doberg's vlog.

[Sean Kelly]

The. The guy that eats food. Nick. Avocado.

[Jimmy Levy]

No, he has two color eyes. He's. Oh, he.

[Sean Kelly]

He has dwarf.

[Jimmy Levy]

He. He does a lot for the dwarf community. Indian, originally Hindu and then he became a Christian. I was very depressed and I kind of just wanted to take my life and so I went to la. I filmed a music video in a coffin, smiling. And I planned this whole suicide for my 21st birthday. Basically the song was going to come out called Shadow. It's about a ghost walking around his own funeral. And he is basically realizing, oh, this is my funeral. And all the people are crying, but I can't stop their crying. And so I had this whole plan, like midnight hits, I'm already dead. The video and song come out. It blows up off my suicide. And then I made a will for my family day before my day of my 21st birthday, which was going to be at midnight, at 5 o'. Clock. I went under the water in my pool and no one was answering the phone the whole day. I took it as further validation. No one cares. I was already in the dark. You know, I'm letting the. The devil get in my head.

[Sean Kelly]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Levy]

And my mom comes home early and I hear her on the phone and she was planning something for me and I. I didn't know what she was doing, but that's what she. What she was doing while she was. That's why she was so occupied. So she comes in the house for a second to get her purse or something that she left and then leaves. I Jump out of the water. Because from under the water, I hear her. I go on the side of the house and when she leaves, I'm like, nope, I'm still dying. I was so stubborn. I was like, the devil was using this whole suicide plan as like this art thing. Like, wow. He was like. In my head, I was like, this is a masterpiece of art. I have to be dead before this song comes out or else it's not. The art is not fulfilled. Like, that's how crazy, how deceiving he was in my head, you know? And I went in my room and during the time, you know, imagine you just want to write songs and then you realize the whole satanic cabal that runs the music industry. And you know that there's a spiritual battle where majority of the mainstream artists that I was around and that I wasn't around are now pushing a clear demonic agendas on the masses. I just wanted to write songs. And this is what you have to do. I was going nuts. So I would numb myself with a bunch of pills, you know, opiates and stuff. At the time I was on drinking every day.

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[Jimmy Levy]

There wasn't a moment. I wasn't drunk for like over a year, period during that time. Yeah. And so I had what I called a suicide kit. And I already had finished a lot of my pills, but it was between SSRIs I went through from the past and all this stuff. So I took perks, Xanax, Ecstasy, Prozac, Zoloft, I think Cymbalta and Advil, like 13 pills all at once. Drank it down with half a bottle of Don Julio. Laid down on my bed and knocked out. And hours passed and I feel this buzz under my back. My bedroom was by the front of the house. So I had a big window in the front at the time, my old house. And I remember feeling this buzz under my back. And I look, I'm looking up at the wall because I'm laying on my bed on my back like that. And I see this white light on the wall and in my head I'm like, I start smiling. All I cared about was death. That's how the devil was using me. Made me obsessed with death, you know, Because God is all about life. And now I understand. But yeah, the spirit of death was heavy. And I'm just like smiling and I'm seeing this white light. I'm like, oh, this Is the white light the cliche white light when you die? The. And then I hear a horn, and it's literally my friend's car lights shining through my window. And he's like, come on, we gotta go, we gotta go. So then I don't know how I got in the car, but I get inside his car, and it's like 11:30, and I knock out on the door, and I just remember the door opening. And I wake up and I see my friends, my family, the music people I've worked with, and everyone's like, surprise.

[Sean Kelly]

I'm just like, no way.

[Jimmy Levy]

What is going on? They're, like, celebrating my birthday, and I'm, like, celebrating my survival at that moment where I just, like, everything I thought was not true. And I was completely deceived. You know, right after that whole thing, I run out of the car, I run down the street. I feel like I'm gonna throw up. I lean over a dumpster, I throw up. And none of the pills dissolved in Eight hours.

[Sean Kelly]

No way.

[Jimmy Levy]

Eight hours. Nothing dissolved in my body. And that was the first sign I was very. I didn't believe in God at the time, but I was just like, oh, the universe. Like, more New Age. I was like, wow, okay, there's something there. You know, that was like my first thing. But I was still, you know, around all the dark people. Dark influences didn't have any redemption. So by the time the video came out, it was all about, you know, walking through. You know, I wanted it to be positive about redemption, but there was still so much satanic symbology. I'm doing, like, I don't want to do with my hand, but I was doing the Hail Satan thing multiple times in the video. I took it down now. Yeah, because I don't want kids to see that because I look at things differently now. But Big Nick gave me a call many times, and he would always call me and say, jimmy, I want to tell you about Jesus. Whenever I'd post little clips singing about the devil or posting a lot of weird stuff, he'd be like, I want to tell you. I'm like, I don't want to hear that. I got so taunted at night by demons and so scared that by speaking out during. Especially during COVID that I almost had this, like. And this was pre. This is a war and everything. I just had this feeling like I'm always going to. I have to look behind my shoulder. Someone's going to get me. Someone's going to get me. And I had this negative thing in my Head. Like, the only way I'm dying is by suicide. Like, I'm going to do it to myself. Like, I'm not going to let. I'm not. My story is not going to be that I'm one of those Illuminati deaths. You know what I mean? And I got so scared, I called Nick. I'm like, nick, okay, tell me about Jesus. And he goes, all right, I want you to go get baptized. You know, I. I want to start discipling you. And I was like, get baptized. My Israeli family is going to kill me, you know? And I posted on Instagram, who can baptize me and found this family. Went to the beach in Miami, met with them, random family from my Instagram, got baptized. I didn't feel anything in the moment, but when I got home, I got on my knees on my carpet. I had this furry car, bro. I was like, God, Jesus, I want you to come into my life. I don't want to have this fear always, this spirit of death around me. I don't want anymore. I want you to come into my life, welcome you, whatever. Please, just. I don't want to do this stuff anymore that I'm doing. I. I want to do the right thing. I see what's going on now. I see with COVID I see the agendas, and I don't want to be a part of the dark side. And I felt this IV feeling through my whole body. And I knew, like, right away, finally, like, it was a good. It was a good spirit around me, and it was the Holy Spirit. I knew it. And I ended up falling asleep on the ground. But when I woke up the next day, I felt this boldness, and I just started going at the whole industry, and I wasn't scared, and I didn't care till this day. I've had this layer of protection. That's when I started making all those songs. This is a war revolution. Then during the whole lockdowns, you know, doing all the rallies. My first rally was a. A stop child trafficking rally. There was probably five people. But then the rallies grew, grew, grew. And then we had to defeat the man. A 70,000 people. And, you know, just. I realized the impact that that was being made and that this is what God wanted me to do. And that's why I've stayed on course. You know, it's been hard. I became celibate. Four years celibate as of July 4, four years sober. But I made food and idol for a while, so I gained about 200 pounds and I just lost 200 pounds.

[Sean Kelly]

Damn.

[Jimmy Levy]

And now I've been working on my health. You know, it hasn't been easy, but. Yeah, now I've just, you know, I, I was like, I want to do something new. You know, I, I got in doing my gospel music for a while, but I realized there is a Christian Illuminati. And the Christian Illuminati may be a little worse than the Hollywood and Satanic Illuminati, because with the Satanic one, you know what you're getting, it's very blatant. But with the Christian one, you have a lot of these mainstream Christian artists that aren't holding up the, the values of what God wants.

[Sean Kelly]

Yeah, they're cheating on their girl, they're partying.

[Jimmy Levy]

Yeah. They're doing all this and no one's perfect. Don't get me wrong, you know, like the biggest issue of the kingdom. Right. I don't even like to say the church because it's the kingdom. It's. It's the ecclesia. Right. The gathering of people is. We all tend to follow a pastor rather than God directly. And then when the pastor messes up, which he will, we all will.

[Sean Kelly]

Yep.

[Jimmy Levy]

Then we just leave. Leave God because of it. And that's the biggest problem. So that's why we have to. Yes, we need the covering. We need to have a group of people around us to hold us accountable, to sharpen our iron and to keep us in the word. But at the same time, you know, we have to make sure we're not worshiping any person. Because people think when you say that, oh, no, it's, it's passive. We, we tend to see a person mess up and then lose faith in the whole thing. And the, It's a way bigger picture. You know, God, God, God, you know, didn't call the strongest people, you know, he called the most broken everyone he's used in the Bible. All were murderers, were stoning Christians. You know, we're cheaters. So he, he, he uses us all during this time. So what I've been doing now, I love house music. And when I'm at the gym, I notice, you know, this, how I got into it, that I'm always listening to a house and then I really listen to the words. I'm like, how am I going to be listening to this stuff? This all sex, drugs, alcohol. Yes, yes. I was like, what can I do to change this? Because I like listening to house music at the gym. It's. I can't really listen to the slow worship. There's times for that, but not at the gym. And I was like, let me make worship house. And so now recently I've been going to all the mainstream clubs playing holy house music. I made a DJ alias called Goth Neck. Gothic Redneck.

[Sean Kelly]

So nice.

[Jimmy Levy]

It's like my two sides. People hear gothic and they're like, oh, back in the dark. And the thing is, there was a gothic church and they were one of the strongest Christians. But for my meaning of goth is like the outcast. So goth neck, basically. He's dressed in all black. He wears a mask. And the thing is, the goal of it is to. To shatter a religious norm. Many people be like, oh, he's dressed in all black. He's of the devil. Right. But what does the Bible say? Satan comes as an angel of light. So I'm actually coming in all dark so that people can judge me. But it completely works as like a Mordechai incognito into the. Back into the music industry in order to go in the mainstream clubs now. And people are literally singing and dancing to the Bible while thinking they're listening to some random mainstream song. And yeah, they may be drunk or on drugs in the club, but what's going through their mind subconsciously is the word of God versus what it would be usually in a club. And then they're going home and they're like, wow, the word of God is stuck in their head and that may change their hearts. And even in some of the clubs, I've seen people put down their drinks. I've got up on, like, mainstream clubs in Miami and like, literally not even sometimes house, just worshiping and people are receiving it. I don't think I've seen anybody do that, like, without getting kicked out or throw things thrown at them. And it's because the spirit of God is there in the favor. Respect. And so I think, yeah, because the.

[Sean Kelly]

Club music scene is just straight degeneracy. So thank you for changing that, honestly.

[Jimmy Levy]

Yep.

[Sean Kelly]

Like, that's massive.

[Jimmy Levy]

Yep.

[Sean Kelly]

That's why I don't go out, man.

[Jimmy Levy]

Yeah, you know, it feel.

[Sean Kelly]

It literally feels demonic at certain clubs.

[Jimmy Levy]

I mean, it is. It. The goal of it is, you know, it's. Every majority of people that go to a club are numbing themselves. They're trying to escape whatever they're going through. So imagine God finds you there in the one place you're running from him.

[Sean Kelly]

And that's the goal, you know, man, I know you got a new worship album song about boycotting Target.

[Jimmy Levy]

Oh, yeah, that was an error, you know, during. When the Eye stuff or di. No. Boycott Target for me is like the cringiest thing because it was my most viral song to this day. Oh, was, I would say before Walk. Cuz Walk is the newer house song I put out. As far as controversy. Yeah. Like during the whole Target where they collaborated with a Satanist in order to make children's club.

[Sean Kelly]

Oh, I remember that.

[Jimmy Levy]

Yeah, yeah, we put that out and then, you know, that went to number one on the rap billboard and damn, I was like cringing because it's on the billboard rap. I'm like, it's cool and all, but it's like I made. You know, and I love everybody that was a part of it. And it's. It's great, I guess, to wake people up, but as far as quality of those other songs I've put out, it's like, doesn't compare. But sometimes you got to do some rap or quick things to, you know, I guess get the message out.

[Sean Kelly]

That's how it is, man. Some of the top songs, you hear these stories about how they wrote them in two minutes, they just went in the studio. You know, it's like that, man. Well, dude, thanks for coming on. Thanks for being so vulnerable. Also, that was a lot you just shared and where can people find you and support you?

[Jimmy Levy]

Yeah. All platforms under Jimmy Levy.

[Unknown]

Awesome.

[Sean Kelly]

Check them out, guys. See you next time.