During the time of British nobility, the reigning monarchs appointed faithful servants to the position of "baron," charging them with the trusted task of adding to their king’s kingdom. Obediently, barons ventured into neighboring regions annexing new plots of land and other forms of wealth for their master, knowing that their reward came as a result of their diligent work. Rather than extending the boundaries of a given territory as barons of old, Red Baron lifts up the name of Jesus, that He might draw all men unto Him (John 12:32). In so doing he adds to His King’s kingdom. He states such a call in his song, "Red Baron," where he spits, ...So now if I could be in front of all of you/It wouldn’t be the role of a star I’d assume/But I’d rather be more like the plight of the moon/That way it’s be the light of the Son (sun) I brought you... (excerpt from "Red Baron") Amid the current regression in rap music, where most contemporary artis...