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Revision as of 18:26, 22 February 2024
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| Birth name | Rodney Stevenson |
| Born | January 31, 1974 |
| Origin | Steubenville, Ohio, Staten Island, New York |
| Genres | Hip hop |
| Labels | Wu Music Group |
| Member of | Killarmy |
Rodney Stevenson (born January 31, 1974) better known by his stage name Islord is a rapper and a member of the hip hop group Killarmy. Although named Rodney Stevenson at birth,he, as all members of Killarmy, is a Five Percenter, and, thus, changed his name legally to Islord. The first three letters of his name: I, S, L, are also the first three letters of "Islam"; in the Five Percent way of life, "Islam" does not represent the religion but "I.S.L.A.M." which is often represented as "I Self Lord And Master."[1] The name Islord is a reiteration of the rapper's assertion of his divinity: "I Self Lord," and a fusion of the terms "Islam" and "lord." Islord is also known as the "Thief of Baghdad."[2] In addition to appearing on Killarmy's albums, Islord appears on two tracks from Bobby Digital in Stereo and the song "Holy Water" from Dom Pachino's Unreleased solo album.[citation needed]
Discography
| Discography with Killarmy | |
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| Album Title | Album Info |
| Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars |
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| Dirty Weaponry |
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| Fear, Love & War |
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| Greatest Hits |
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| Full Metal Jackets |
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Videography
| Artist(s) | Album Info | Video Title(s) | Release Date | |
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| Killarmy | Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars | Swinging Swords Wake Up (featuring Hell Razah, Prodigal Sunn and various Wu-Tang Clan cameos) Wu-Renegades (featuring various Wu-Tang Clan cameos) |
1997 Loud/Priority/Wu-Tang Records | |
| Killarmy | Dirty Weaponry | The Shoot-Out (featuring Rza) | 1998 Wu-Tang Records | |
| Killarmy | Fear, Love & War | Feel It | 2001 |
References
- ^ Washington, Teresa N. (2014). Manifestations of Masculine Magnificence: Divinity in Africana Life, Lyrics, and Literature. Oya's Tornado. pp. 65, 98, 265. ISBN 978-0991073009.
- ^ Killarmy. Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars album booklet. Wu Tang Records.
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