# Talk:Aleister Crowley

Rapper Ab-Soul's 2016 album "Do What Thou Wilt" is based on Crowley's Book of The Law and includes a song called "The Law" that features Mac Miller and Rhapsody which references and quotes many parts of Crowley's The Book of The Law. See the below exerpt from an interview Ab-Soul did about the album after its release. 
"I try to tackle each project like a science project, almost. I have an idea, a thesis, and I try to prove that thesis. With this concept—Do What Thou Wilt—being based off of The Book of the Law by Aleister Crowley and a quote from that book: “Love is the law. Love is the only law. Love under will, the law is for all.” That’s a beautiful statement. This guy [Crowley] is the self-proclaimed wickedest man alive and he’s still living to this day in a way. People are still having that conversation to this day. His influence on music and culture is evident. That’s something to take not of, with me being a writer and a poet, I really respect a lot of the things that he contributed."
I think this should be included in the pop culture section of Crowley's Wikipedia page to show his influence in music extends beyond just the rock and heavy metal genres it is often associated with. 216.184.66.160 (talk) 19:17, 23 July 2025 (UTC)

I also think that Crowley's appearance in Yu-Gi-Oh! deserves documentation, perhaps having this as a source: https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2023-12-22/yu-gi-oh-ocg-stories-manga-gets-new-arc-about-magistus-archetype-ends-sky-strikers-story/.205747 ~2025-31468-11 (talk) 18:55, 5 November 2025 (UTC)