I think it could be this way too. But, for example, in MonstaX's `Follow`, in the end, all members are climbing that masonic stair, NCT has similar concepts too. In G7's 'Not by the moon', all members are wearing that black clothing and are around that sacrificial table, the same with BTS's 'Fake Love'.
Well, the whole group should carry a message, but at the same time, all members do not necessarily know what these messages mean
Many people simply do not understand all these signs, they are far from Christianity and from the concepts of God and Satan and Masonic symbols. This is probably nothing more than a game or entertainment for them.
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I've been reading your articles, you seem pretty knowledgeable on all of this. I read what you wrote about exo's powers being significant because they represent different things, like Kai's teleportation represents memory loss in MK victims. Now it makes sense why the boys take their powers so seriously. Baekhyun's album concept was light and Suho's was water. It must have something to do with the way they were mind controlled. But I don't know how that works. Do you know what they mean? And why they gave them those powers?@Yeonjun Yes, I was working on an article, on BTS:
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CLIP ON DESCRIPTIONS: Français en blanc, English in red "On" pour ouverture, n'est pas l'opposé de "N.O". N.O sont les initiales de Nouvel Ordre, pour Nouvel Ordre Mondial. "On" for opening...mysteriesofworld.eklablog.com
I had made an article (still in development) on it:
I think they have to embrace their powers. If the people in control are using their powers in videos to symbolise things, the guys probably don't have a choice. In 'lucky One' they try to use their powers to escape, maybe their powers are that happy place that gives them false hope of escaping?...I'll read the article @Shuna linked to see if I can make sense of what they mean.
why they emphasise 'o swear not by the moon'? Is it really they swear by the sun? In the lyrics it says that moon changes so they can't rely on it/trust it or something like that. But the whole MV and the message they are trying to deliver is so vague that it makes things seem either confusing on purpose or rushed. I watched the Mv at least 3 times but it just seems random trendy symbolisms thrown here and there for the sake of simply making the Mv full of symbolism but have no proper or in-line story to follow with it.
The sun references to who they worship who goes by many names like the light bearer etc , it's satan
There are a lot of parts I don't understand but there is a story to it. They're all in different places which symbolises something.
Yeah could be, it looks like he's been promoted. The dynamic between them has changed...Jackson's been acting alot different. Can they have two handlers? Because JB could be their handler too. He takes control of them if you've watched their live stream and things. He tells them what to do aswell.
I think the Ball represents the moon and the dove destroys it and everything starts to fall apart, and idk to me the last part seemed like they escape from that place, plus the lyrics say on the bridge something like "not to make that last eternal vow"
The clip has the same shape as the BTS clips, like Jin, it carries a dove. With Jin, I defined it as the soul (light, holy spirit in the Bible), it is confirmed with this clip. The member also sacrificed. Who will become a black liquid, like the others sacrificed, the liquid in a circle, is below each grave. This time, the ball refers to the body. The light appears and cuts in sequence on the destruction of the temple (its physical body). While the place of his tomb remains undeleted. Since it is surrounded by a tomb and the masks are black and not white, you may have assumed, as you said, that they represent sacrificed souls and not living beings.
Oh so sun could be like code word for satan then. It makes sense now.
The way you explained it makes it a bit more sense but I still feel like the MV does not tie the scenes together very well because each scene just seems kinda random in a way and not like a whole scenario, if that makes sense? Maybe it is due to the way it has been executed? Especially the ending when they are inside a carriage or cart, felt a bit random imo but if they narrated something or there was text written on the screen about how everything ended in the last scene, we could at least understand the conclusion/ending and have clearer idea of what the whole MV story is about or trying to convey in better detail.
If you understand that the title of the song is a famous quote and you know the story of the play the quote comes from, then the entire video makes complete sense.