J-Zuss

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**J-Zuss**

Personal Information
Aliases
"The Son of the Streets"
"The Father of Truth"
"Mr. Cheese-Slice"
 Zeezee (Robyn Shorte)
 Li'l Geegee (Robyn Shorte)
 Big J (Himself)

Status
Alive

Occupation
Musician
 Hotel Chain Heir
 King of the Moon (Birthright)
 Chess Club Captain (Former)

Affiliation
Disrupt
Rachel (Track Writer)
Robyn Shorte (Former)
 Biological Information

Identity
Male

Pronouns
He/Him
Hair Color
Black

Eye Color
Black

Family
Unnamed Mother
 Unnamed Father

Actor
Dejon Mullings

Russian Voice Actor
Alexander Sokolov

**J-Zuss** is a character in *Not For Broadcast*.

## Description

Julian, known professionally as J-Zuss, is a controversial hip-hop musician and guest on the National Nightly News, known for his direct and honest lyrics.

## Personality

J-Zuss, contrary to his official beliefs, is a pathological liar; he claims to be a former member of the 'bottom-class' (sold as an infant by his mother, forced to watch his adoptive mother die in his arms when he was eighteen months old, etc.), when he, in fact, is heir to a hotel chain and relies on his influential father for support.

J-Zuss' works, however, are blunt and direct; his music reflects his commitment to influencing others to, potentially violently, rebel against those who attempt to con others out of rightly-earned wealth. He accepts wealth inequality, or the status quo of inequality in general, as long as it doesn't destroy peoples' lives.

## History

### Episode 2

#### Day 232: The Silence

*Main article:* Day 232: The Silence
J-Zuss' first appearance comes on this broadcast, where he is interviewed by Jeremy Donaldson about his music and his political stance. Following this interview, when announced that he is performing "Mrs Ludlow's Tears", he turns back to Jeremy and informs him he is performing something unapproved. This turns out to be his performance of "Paint It Red", which speaks negatively about Advance, and can be heavily censored on request. After the performance, Jeremy informs J-Zuss that an attempt was made to censor, to which J-Zuss is shocked and demands to see the broadcast.

### Episode 3

##### Julian Junked

If J-Zuss' lyrics were censored during his 'Paint It Red' performance, he is approached by Robyn Shorte prior to his Red Carpet interview, who asks him if he has anything to say to the NNN. He agrees, much to the approval of Robyne, and mentions that he has quite a few things to say. J-Zuss begins to question if Alex Winston still works there, and tries to attract Robyn's attention after her lack of attention to him, of whom is staring at the camera. She agrees with Not Patrick's statement on a separate camera feed, and J-Zuss, with a shocked expression on his face, turns to face the camera as well.

When asked about how he is, J-Zuss answers that he's great, giving no thanks good due to the NNN silencing both him and the truth. Robyn questions if he's referring to "attempt to incite violence against the democratically elected leaders of the country on live TV", and he agrees, mentioning that instead of being hailed a visionary, his management and agent all dropped him. Robyn grins and mocks a shocked expression as J-Zuss explains that he cannot be broken by them when they were not the ones who made him, stating that he's the voice and the hope, and while he can be locked up and have the doctors called on him, that he can only be judged by the moon.

Robyn laughs, asking what he has been doing since his team cut ties with him, of which J-Zuss replies that he's continued to move onwards, and is actually in the midst of working on a track that is written, recorded, and directed all by himself. He expresses confusion after being asked whether or not some of the track can be heard, but agrees after being told that the viewers would love to hear it. Robyn enthusiastically gives him the microphone, backing off and watching expectantly as J-Zuss sings that while the news tried to shut his mouth, it won't be long until they go south. He states that his name is 'Big J', and that both the viewers and censorship cannot stop him. After a long pause and looking down at the microphone, he informs Robyn that such is all he has at the moment, and she expresses wonder, asking if J-Zuss just rhymed "me" with "me" in his song.

J-Zuss begins to whine that his father promised he wouldn't be embarrassed on the news again, claiming that Robyn is supposed to clap and say "Well done, Julian, well done." She obliges, much to the approval of J-Zuss, who thanks her and states that he'll walk away nicely after being asked a polite question. Robyn then begins to probe him, asking if it's true that he is the heir to a hotel chain, much to his own shock who asks where she heard that from. She continues, questioning if his parents, who are very much alive, are currently on the run for massive financial hoarding. J-Zuss proceeds to shout "la la la" in an attempt to silence Robyn, of which she notes and asks if he is attempting to censor her. He turns to the camera with a shocked expression on his face, then back to Robyn, and finally to the people behind him before he hurriedly walks off.

##### J-Zuss Christ Megastar

If J-Zuss' lyrics were not censored during his 'Paint It Red' performance, (...)

## Trivia

* J-Zuss was originally planned to be Disrupt's spokesman instead of Alan James, and going under the alias of "Wildish Bambino," a reference to American rapper Childish Gambino.
* J-Zuss can be thought of as a exaggerated representation of modern day rappers, especially Kanye West, as seen when he is clearly lying about his "rough" past, thinking of himself as better than others, and making radical claims.

## References

1. ↑ https://clips.twitch.tv/GleamingCrackyPastaBibleThump-xboqrJeFJ1pV3zq3