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Secret149

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mahreebelssi said:
Me too. I am really attached to them like they are really my friends. It was really hard and painful. Like, "WHY?" but realising the lyrics of their songs BST (All the songs in WINGS) are too explicit-- like they have disclosed the truth, I was shattered.
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Tears actually came out when I saw someone posted Jimin's pics looking like a demon cuz I was too scared and shocked. he's my bias... I literally believed that he's just a cute and innocent guy
 
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Only Time Will Tell said:
Guys I think something might be going on with Jungkook.

Remember how here were theories about the Fake Love teaser how Jungkook was pushed/forced into the room? I saw people saying that since he wasn’t showed trading anything, but still received a key, that he actually gave himself. And how the six coat racks represented the other members and he was next. And here Jin looked like he was closing Jungkook into the darkness. Maybe giving him up?
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/996776901707468807

Well I’ve noticed in the the new promo interviews that Jungkook’s eyes kept being very wide and open. Like him being “jungshook” but all the time.
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/997190027540021248
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/997220579244732416
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/996913993703940096

And in this interview he looks sooo out of it. Like he’s under a trance. Especially @ 3:12 and @ 6:35


And it looks like something came over him @ 2:26. Look at how his head rolls back and his eyes look freaky.

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In this one he seems uncomfortable @ 2:00 and @ 2:30 when Jimin’s rubbing his neck he goes from zoned out to a half smile at Hobi’s comment to zoned out again.

https://youtu.be/GSMU9cUSluY

Putting it all together with him acting like this after they came back to America, do you think this means anything. Like he’s being controlled? Like I always say, I don’t know if I’m looking too much into it or not. He’s always been one to zone out. I’ll be paying attention to him as more interviews come out.

>>> I wrote the rest of this post earlier. This next part is an add-on: (MV spoiler) I just watched their vlive where they were giving spoilers to the album, choreography, MV, etc and in one spoiler of the music video it shows a scene of Jungkook running down a hallway and the floor is almost coming from underneath him. He said “I ran in order to survive.” about the clip and I think that really fits into this. Like he’s been resisting all this time and they finally got him/are getting to him.
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EXACTLY. He's trying to run away. This whole LYT album is a fake. I can't believe myself I bought this album. I was deceived.
 
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Destruction109 said:
Agreed.It was highly autotuned. And they sound like a typical boyband.I wonder what it will sound like on live.
There are many people in this thread that like that song. So I would request them to post theories that are related to occult and stuff like that.(or anything fishy in general)

Btw do you think that it can all just be a concept and we are over thinking? But if it is real why would they put it on front of our faces?
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I even thought I was over thinking, but their lyrics disclosing everything.
 
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Secret149 said:
Tears actually came out when I saw someone posted Jimin's pics looking like a demon cuz I was too scared and shocked. he's my bias... I literally believed that he's just a cute and innocent guy
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I was in the same situation. When I first read the lyrics of pied pieper I was shocked. They were mocking their own fandom....The fans who brought them to the top. But now I am okay. I used listen to them once or twice a week because I loved dope and fire but now I stopped listening that too.
 
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catalenaah said:
You guys if this breaks your heart wait till you find out what the government is doing and World war 3... Don't get me wrong BTS and other music artist yeah its sad they sell themselves but it's also important to research other stuff in which we are being affected in the world. The vigilant citizen website is a great source of knowledge there's other forums and tons of great detailed articles written by him. Just saying
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very true the satanic music industry is just the tip of the iceberg!! I've been reading through ALL of the articles posted on this website and it truly has opened up my eyes!
 
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Hello, I've been a silent reader of this thread.
I was a proud Army before finding about all this stuff. Streaming 'till 3am, tweeting votes 2h everyday, making 30 fake accounts for MÄMÄ.
The music industry and the theories surrounding it were not new for me but for some reason I was blind when it came to B-T-$.
They became the hope and light of my teen life for almost a year. The obsession became a bit smaller. Maybe I knew deep down...
I became very attached to the idea of the members, especially my bias §ugä (to the point where I wanted to fly to Korea just to date him).
I saw the fame of B'T'§ and wanted to become a Kpöp !dol too, so my bias can see me, and I can have crazy fans who'd "love" me.
But of course along with that dream also came doubt and self hatred. Just because I don't look like an idol or sing and dance perfectly.
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Thinking that they were free from the evil industry was so wrong. I ditched my dream and felt free.
I still love their music and personalities but I can't look at them the same way. I'll still go to their concert and listen to some of their music.
It's so sad. It feels like the whole world just came crashing down. Sometimes I still fall into temptation of worshipping them. It's hard to break free.
(As I was raised an Atheist, I think that I might convert to Christianity after seeing all this evidence.) (not 100% sure tho but it feels right)
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How do you warn others about it? People who believe they can go to the music industry, become as big as B#T#$ with only hard work.
 
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Niya said:
Hello, I've been a silent reader of this thread.
I was a proud Army before finding about all this stuff. Streaming 'till 3am, tweeting votes 2h everyday, making 30 fake accounts for MÄMÄ.
The music industry and the theories surrounding it were not new for me but for some reason I was blind when it came to B-T-$.
They became the hope and light of my teen life for almost a year. The obsession became a bit smaller. Maybe I knew deep down...
I became very attached to the idea of the members, especially my bias §ugä (to the point where I wanted to fly to Korea just to date him).
I saw the fame of B'T'§ and wanted to become a Kpöp !dol too, so my bias can see me, and I can have crazy fans who'd "love" me.
But of course along with that dream also came doubt and self hatred. Just because I don't look like an idol or sing and dance perfectly.
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Thinking that they were free from the evil industry was so wrong. I ditched my dream and felt free.
I still love their music and personalities but I can't look at them the same way. I'll still go to their concert and listen to some of their music.
It's so sad. It feels like the whole world just came crashing down. Sometimes I still fall into temptation of worshipping them. It's hard to break free.
(As I was raised an Atheist, I think that I might convert to Christianity after seeing all this evidence.) (not 100% sure tho but it feels right)
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How do you warn others about it? People who believe they can go to the music industry, become as big as B#T#$ with only hard work.
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Welcome, yes I believe that they really have a huge impact on their fans and I’m glad that you have slowly broken free from them this thread and forum has helped a lot of people this makes me very happy
Yes my friend she wants to be a singer too it’s a lot of people’s dreams to be famous and rich
I would tell them that’s its much more than hard work that gets you that big of course they don’t have to listen but I want people to be aware of the real industry
 
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Niya said:
Hello, I've been a silent reader of this thread.
I was a proud Army before finding about all this stuff. Streaming 'till 3am, tweeting votes 2h everyday, making 30 fake accounts for MÄMÄ.
The music industry and the theories surrounding it were not new for me but for some reason I was blind when it came to B-T-$.
They became the hope and light of my teen life for almost a year. The obsession became a bit smaller. Maybe I knew deep down...
I became very attached to the idea of the members, especially my bias §ugä (to the point where I wanted to fly to Korea just to date him).
I saw the fame of B'T'§ and wanted to become a Kpöp !dol too, so my bias can see me, and I can have crazy fans who'd "love" me.
But of course along with that dream also came doubt and self hatred. Just because I don't look like an idol or sing and dance perfectly.
-
Thinking that they were free from the evil industry was so wrong. I ditched my dream and felt free.
I still love their music and personalities but I can't look at them the same way. I'll still go to their concert and listen to some of their music.
It's so sad. It feels like the whole world just came crashing down. Sometimes I still fall into temptation of worshipping them. It's hard to break free.
(As I was raised an Atheist, I think that I might convert to Christianity after seeing all this evidence.) (not 100% sure tho but it feels right)
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How do you warn others about it? People who believe they can go to the music industry, become as big as B#T#$ with only hard work.
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welcome!!!!!!!!!! it was very interesting to read your story!
 
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Niya said:
Hello, I've been a silent reader of this thread.
I was a proud Army before finding about all this stuff. Streaming 'till 3am, tweeting votes 2h everyday, making 30 fake accounts for MÄMÄ.
The music industry and the theories surrounding it were not new for me but for some reason I was blind when it came to B-T-$.
They became the hope and light of my teen life for almost a year. The obsession became a bit smaller. Maybe I knew deep down...
I became very attached to the idea of the members, especially my bias §ugä (to the point where I wanted to fly to Korea just to date him).
I saw the fame of B'T'§ and wanted to become a Kpöp !dol too, so my bias can see me, and I can have crazy fans who'd "love" me.
But of course along with that dream also came doubt and self hatred. Just because I don't look like an idol or sing and dance perfectly.
-
Thinking that they were free from the evil industry was so wrong. I ditched my dream and felt free.
I still love their music and personalities but I can't look at them the same way. I'll still go to their concert and listen to some of their music.
It's so sad. It feels like the whole world just came crashing down. Sometimes I still fall into temptation of worshipping them. It's hard to break free.
(As I was raised an Atheist, I think that I might convert to Christianity after seeing all this evidence.) (not 100% sure tho but it feels right)
-
How do you warn others about it? People who believe they can go to the music industry, become as big as B#T#$ with only hard work.
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So true, they are like a drug, and before you know it you’re addicted, even if you recover you find yourself relapsing back into the same vicious cycle. But I don’t blame you for having some kind of attachment to them because yes what they are doing is
EVIL but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re evil themselves. They are someone’s brother, son, friend, all they need is saving, and plus no one is born evil, but we get influenced by the corruptiveness of this world. But I wish fans could open their eyes to the truth, because BTS feeds on that obsession, the more fans adore them, the more harder it is to break out of the industry
 
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Niya said:
Hello, I've been a silent reader of this thread.
I was a proud Army before finding about all this stuff. Streaming 'till 3am, tweeting votes 2h everyday, making 30 fake accounts for MÄMÄ.
The music industry and the theories surrounding it were not new for me but for some reason I was blind when it came to B-T-$.
They became the hope and light of my teen life for almost a year. The obsession became a bit smaller. Maybe I knew deep down...
I became very attached to the idea of the members, especially my bias §ugä (to the point where I wanted to fly to Korea just to date him).
I saw the fame of B'T'§ and wanted to become a Kpöp !dol too, so my bias can see me, and I can have crazy fans who'd "love" me.
But of course along with that dream also came doubt and self hatred. Just because I don't look like an idol or sing and dance perfectly.
-
Thinking that they were free from the evil industry was so wrong. I ditched my dream and felt free.
I still love their music and personalities but I can't look at them the same way. I'll still go to their concert and listen to some of their music.
It's so sad. It feels like the whole world just came crashing down. Sometimes I still fall into temptation of worshipping them. It's hard to break free.
(As I was raised an Atheist, I think that I might convert to Christianity after seeing all this evidence.) (not 100% sure tho but it feels right)
-
How do you warn others about it? People who believe they can go to the music industry, become as big as B#T#$ with only hard work.
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With topics like this, you can go blue in the face trying to warn someone about it. I feel that if they don't want to hear it, they won't. I think this kind of thing comes to someone when they're ready to receive it.

The other reason I'm a little cautious as well is because some fans really are quite unhinged and their entire world is the groups they follow. To have that become a lie really messes up the head, unless they've got a good grip on themselves.

Just out of curiosity - how many of those in this thread are Atheist? I'm one as well.
 
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