Kpop Satanic/Illuminati Influence

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rRc

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Say, Jonghyun was sacrificed.. do you guys think the other members of SHINee knew/know? I really felt for their sadness in the funeral video, but I wonder if they had known ahead of time? (Not saying that they couldn’t be sad even if they did know ahead of it.)

( I remember someone saying that it was possible Jonghyun knew it was going to happen to, so if that person is reading this, perhaps this question is largely directed towards you.)
This is a tough subject to wrap my head around. On the one hand it seems strange that these idols might know what is happening to them, but make no attempts at letting people know/alert the public - two options: 1 that monarch programming plays a role (and they have limited control over their own actions) and 2 that people close to them are held as threat ('the rest of the members will be hurt if you don't do ..whatever..). If jonghyun knew about his fate, this was what probably kept him from telling others. But as for the other members knowing, perhaps they were in similar situations; again, seeing one death as better than that of many (or a "sacrifice," if you will). In this case, they were helpless to do anything at all.

It makes my skin crawl thinking that they might've known.
 

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Do you remember Hatsune Miku? She had (or stil has) a huge following although she`s just a vocaloid - a singing and dancing 3D anime character, whose concerts have been sold out!!





https://ec.crypton.co.jp/pages/prod/vocaloid/cv01_us

They try to accustom they audience to transhumanism for a long time.
This reminds me of the 'That Poppy' social experiment. They both go to show just how gullible and susceptible masses really are. God wasn't joking when He likened people to sheep. Pray for these people!
 

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I think there is going to be a mark like a tattoo or chip for identification in the future. It would secure identity, peace and safety according to the government and for the whole world.

This is from the United nations btw.
Cool. When that's pushed on everyone, then it may mean something. Until then, it's just as liable to happen as Judgement Day because of a Skynet like takeover.
 

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I`ve done some research on ObEN.
They want to infiltrate the whole entertainment industry and to spread the AI-disease throughout the world.

This sentence is extremely alarming:
"We believe soon everyone will have their own virtual copy of themselves, powered by AI," said Oben's CEO Nikhil Jain.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/behind-screen/new-venture-aims-create-ai-driven-digital-copies-hollywood-stars-1017298
I think the same quote or a similar one was said about laptop pcs and cellphones. Now we can plainly see how they can track us through the GPS - and we keep our phones on us all the time!
 

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I honestly really hope he wasn't and all this is one big coincidence. However, my analytical mind will not allow me to ignore the evidence if it holds weight. As for the other four guys, their sadness was palpable. I felt so bad seeing them like that. If I could do anything to make them feel better, I would. I don't know them, but you don't need to know a person to have empathy.

A lot of people seem to adopt an attitude of apathy when it comes to celebrities. But in a lot of cases, I just can't do that. Any ire I feel is reserved for the bigger fish, those who know full well what they do. Those who actually have power.
I don’t really understand why he’d be the one sacrificed. Not saying anyone is better than the next. But seeing onew’s scandal, him being dropped from shows and being hidden since his scandal broke out.. it’s a surprise that Jonghyun would be victim especially with his overall clean repetition
 

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Also on a completely different note:

The singer stops and unfolds big black wings, in a tribute to Lucifer, the Fallen Angel. Narsha is in tears and looks troubled, hinting to a sense of pain and regret.


I had just been reading through VCs other articles. Couldn't ignore the similarity.

Also, anyone familiar with symbolism know what the bathtub signifies? Read about it somewhere here but I cannot find it anymore

Jonghyun (SHINee) - Lonely

Jimin (BTS) - Run

Jimin (BTS) - Lie

Britney Spears

 

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Also on a completely different note:

The singer stops and unfolds big black wings, in a tribute to Lucifer, the Fallen Angel. Narsha is in tears and looks troubled, hinting to a sense of pain and regret.


I had just been reading through VCs other articles. Couldn't ignore the similarity.

Also, anyone familiar with symbolism know what the bathtub signifies? Read about it somewhere here but I cannot find it anymore

Jonghyun (SHINee) - Lonely

Jimin (BTS) - Run

Jimin (BTS) - Lie

Britney Spears
Bathtub = satanic baptism aka they're officially on satan's side.
 

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Was anyone bothered by the dance choreography for BTS blood sweat tears? I was watching it and felt so guilty. Imagine like 10-15 year olds watching those kind of stuff. Ive went to a few concerts and noticed that idols wear pants that are super super tight. BTS jungook and Jimin wear like skin tight jeans.
Not too uncomfortable by it. It was normal to me
 

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Hi guys! It’s great to see that people on here are not only interested in Kpop but are able to see beyond the music and see the dark side of the entertainment industry.
Little history: I began listening to Kpop in 2007 after befriending a Korean exchange student in my high school. Kpop was so different then. I've been listening to it for the past ten years and I can't believe how empty and dark it has become. But maybe that's what is has been all along. These companies are manufacturing and mass producing idols and groups for the sake of profit. And where there’s profit, there is always bound to be corruption (slave contracts, casting couches, you know the drill…)
BTS quickly grew to become my favorite group after their first debut back in 2013 with "We Are Bulletproof". Suga and Rapmon were among the best rappers to debut in an idol group so I got hooked. They were so different, and their music did not resemble that of other groups.
However, as their popularity grew, their concepts became darker and darker and Blood Sweat and Tears is no exception.
With loads of religious symbols and idioms (Christianity, to be specific) and drug references and death, this is one of the most blatant videos of BTS' career. Just want to show you some interesting things I discovered and maybe give you some insight...
Now I am no Vigilant Citizen, but I did learn quite a bit from this site.
Please feel free to add your own input! There is still a lot to this type of symbolism that I am unaware of.
I know that our dear VC could write and analyze this way better than I ever could.


MV begins with the boys walking through a museum. Notice the black and white checkered floor and the masonic-like pillars.

Jin seems to be the main focus throughout the MV. Here is the "Pink Princess" gazing at a painting.

Here is a detailed version of the painting.

"The painting’s name is The Fall of the Rebel Angels and it was painted in 1562. It shows us a battle between good and bad angels. The bad angles (or “fallen angels”) look like half man-half beast demons. In many ways, it symbolizes the internal battle between good & evil. The righteous and the corrupted."
source: http://officiallykmusic.com/art-symbolism-behind-btss-blood-sweat-tears/

Rapmon with Baphomet skull in the background.

Black and white = duality, or opposing forces of good and evil. Represented by the statues and the floor tiles.

V is the only member to appear under this thin veil in the MV. Reminded me of the Veiled Christ in Naples. It is speculated that its creator used alchemy and other forms of magic to create this. Our dear VC wrote an article on this:

https://vigilantcitizen.com/sinistersites/sinister-sites-sansevero-chapel/

Pure speculation though.

Rapmon lighting some kind of cube, which turns his drink green.

Drink the absinthe/kool-aid I guess (def: demonstrate unquestioning obedience or loyalty to someone or something.) Is Rapmon going along with all of this for the fame?

LSD/acid/mushroom trip?

Warhol vibes.

Shots following when Rapmom consumes the beverage.

Glamorizing drugs/smoking. Actually in South Korea it's deemed pretty controversial for idols to smoke/drink, even though your average Korean participates in such activities and idols are no exception. However idols have to maintain a clean/pure image to lure in fans.

Did Rapmon kill himself with a poisonous gas? Are the directors glamorizing suicide in a country with the highest suicide rate in the developed world?


JHope sitting in front of Mary and a headless Christ. Why deface Christ?

We can see he's sitting on a throne in a tub with black water. This could be representative of selling his soul, thus sitting on his throne for all the success BTS has gained over the years.

Submerged in black water, could this be representative of a reverse baptism? Selling his soul to the Devil as he sits on his throne of success?

Will post more in the next post since I cannot upload more than 20 pics:eek::eek::eek:
 

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continued.....

Last Supper vibes here. Notice Jin in the middle and he's the one to propose a toast. Is he about to be sacrificed?


Lots of Jin focus.

JHope shoots an arrow, which strikes V.

Next shot shows V is hit, hence the splatters. Did V get hit with a poisonous/cursed arrow? V ultimately becomes the bad guy in the MV.



The youngest member Jungkook is 'floating'. This usually symbolizes demonic possession.

Bad boy V appears in front of Jin.

Covers Jin's eyes and uncovers them to reveal:

A fallen angel that was not in the museum before.

Jin seems entranced by the figure and approaches it.

And kisses it. This is Jin's Kiss of death. (Fallen angel could possibly represent Lucifer.)
Next we see V's true form:


V is a fallen angel with missing wings. Did JHope's arrow turn him into this? Did V sacrifice Jin?


After the kiss, the fallen angel's single eye emits green/yellow tears.

Not like we haven't seen the one eye symbol before..

Jimin and the one-eye salute.

"It's German and translates to 'You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star' "
source: https://aminoapps.com/c/btsarmy/page/blog/art-from-blood-sweat-and-tears-mv/MQkL_mQWFkuakWE5P5ewgXx7R6BmM1Yb4r3

Mary's face shatters. Could symbolize the destruction of faith and/or purity.

Next we see Jin gaze a a lily. "Christians hold the lily as a symbol of chastity, innocence, purity and piety. In early Christian art the white lily is symbolic of the "Madonna" as the flower is associated with the virgin Mary."
source: http://www.whats-your-sign.com/lily-meaning.html

Jin's face cracks in the next scene. After his kiss, did Jin lose his 'innocence' to the Devil? Was he sacrificed for this?


Hey if you say it's art you can get away with anything.
Maybe some of you could make better sense of this than I can.
Keep spreading the truth guys.
 

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Hi guys! It’s great to see that people on here are not only interested in Kpop but are able to see beyond the music and see the dark side of the entertainment industry.
Little history: I began listening to Kpop in 2007 after befriending a Korean exchange student in my high school. Kpop was so different then. I've been listening to it for the past ten years and I can't believe how empty and dark it has become. But maybe that's what is has been all along. These companies are manufacturing and mass producing idols and groups for the sake of profit. And where there’s profit, there is always bound to be corruption (slave contracts, casting couches, you know the drill…)
BTS quickly grew to become my favorite group after their first debut back in 2013 with "We Are Bulletproof". Suga and Rapmon were among the best rappers to debut in an idol group so I got hooked. They were so different, and their music did not resemble that of other groups.
However, as their popularity grew, their concepts became darker and darker and Blood Sweat and Tears is no exception.
With loads of religious symbols and idioms (Christianity, to be specific) and drug references and death, this is one of the most blatant videos of BTS' career. Just want to show you some interesting things I discovered and maybe give you some insight...
Now I am no Vigilant Citizen, but I did learn quite a bit from this site.
Please feel free to add your own input! There is still a lot to this type of symbolism that I am unaware of.
I know that our dear VC could write and analyze this way better than I ever could.


MV begins with the boys walking through a museum. Notice the black and white checkered floor and the masonic-like pillars.

Jin seems to be the main focus throughout the MV. Here is the "Pink Princess" gazing at a painting.

Here is a detailed version of the painting.

"The painting’s name is The Fall of the Rebel Angels and it was painted in 1562. It shows us a battle between good and bad angels. The bad angles (or “fallen angels”) look like half man-half beast demons. In many ways, it symbolizes the internal battle between good & evil. The righteous and the corrupted."
source: http://officiallykmusic.com/art-symbolism-behind-btss-blood-sweat-tears/

Rapmon with Baphomet skull in the background.

Black and white = duality, or opposing forces of good and evil. Represented by the statues and the floor tiles.

V is the only member to appear under this thin veil in the MV. Reminded me of the Veiled Christ in Naples. It is speculated that its creator used alchemy and other forms of magic to create this. Our dear VC wrote an article on this:

https://vigilantcitizen.com/sinistersites/sinister-sites-sansevero-chapel/

Pure speculation though.

Rapmon lighting some kind of cube, which turns his drink green.

Drink the absinthe/kool-aid I guess (def: demonstrate unquestioning obedience or loyalty to someone or something.) Is Rapmon going along with all of this for the fame?

LSD/acid/mushroom trip?

Warhol vibes.

Shots following when Rapmom consumes the beverage.

Glamorizing drugs/smoking. Actually in South Korea it's deemed pretty controversial for idols to smoke/drink, even though your average Korean participates in such activities and idols are no exception. However idols have to maintain a clean/pure image to lure in fans.

Did Rapmon kill himself with a poisonous gas? Are the directors glamorizing suicide in a country with the highest suicide rate in the developed world?


JHope sitting in front of Mary and a headless Christ. Why deface Christ?

We can see he's sitting on a throne in a tub with black water. This could be representative of selling his soul, thus sitting on his throne for all the success BTS has gained over the years.

Submerged in black water, could this be representative of a reverse baptism? Selling his soul to the Devil as he sits on his throne of success?

Will post more in the next post since I cannot upload more than 20 pics:eek::eek::eek:
I didn’t realize what agenda BTS we’re pushing until they came out with Fire. I’m a huge fan- have spent thousands on thousands of dollars on them, but they are definitely pushing a satanic message. I believe they didn’t start out wanting this, and were genuinely good kids who were in love with music and likely still are... but it’s become quite ridiculous.
 

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[QUOTE="rRc, post: 78779, member: 1713"

Also, anyone familiar with symbolism know what the bathtub signifies? Read about it somewhere here but I cannot find it anymore

Jonghyun (SHINee) - Lonely

Jimin (BTS) - Run

Jimin (BTS) - Lie
[/QUOTE]
Usually a reverse baptism. Selling your soul to the Devil instead of giving your soul to Christ.
 

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continued.....

Last Supper vibes here. Notice Jin in the middle and he's the one to propose a toast. Is he about to be sacrificed?


Lots of Jin focus.

JHope shoots an arrow, which strikes V.

Next shot shows V is hit, hence the splatters. Did V get hit with a poisonous/cursed arrow? V ultimately becomes the bad guy in the MV.



The youngest member Jungkook is 'floating'. This usually symbolizes demonic possession.

Bad boy V appears in front of Jin.

Covers Jin's eyes and uncovers them to reveal:

A fallen angel that was not in the museum before.

Jin seems entranced by the figure and approaches it.

And kisses it. This is Jin's Kiss of death. (Fallen angel could possibly represent Lucifer.)
Next we see V's true form:


V is a fallen angel with missing wings. Did JHope's arrow turn him into this? Did V sacrifice Jin?


After the kiss, the fallen angel's single eye emits green/yellow tears.

Not like we haven't seen the one eye symbol before..

Jimin and the one-eye salute.

"It's German and translates to 'You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star' "
source: https://aminoapps.com/c/btsarmy/page/blog/art-from-blood-sweat-and-tears-mv/MQkL_mQWFkuakWE5P5ewgXx7R6BmM1Yb4r3

Mary's face shatters. Could symbolize the destruction of faith and/or purity.

Next we see Jin gaze a a lily. "Christians hold the lily as a symbol of chastity, innocence, purity and piety. In early Christian art the white lily is symbolic of the "Madonna" as the flower is associated with the virgin Mary."
source: http://www.whats-your-sign.com/lily-meaning.html

Jin's face cracks in the next scene. After his kiss, did Jin lose his 'innocence' to the Devil? Was he sacrificed for this?


Hey if you say it's art you can get away with anything.
Maybe some of you could make better sense of this than I can.
Keep spreading the truth guys.
That was - AWESOME. Many things I hadn't ever realized. I'll be recruiting you for our YT videos:D
 
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Maggieca

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I didn’t realize what agenda BTS we’re pushing until they came out with Fire. I’m a huge fan- have spent thousands on thousands of dollars on them, but they are definitely pushing a satanic message. I believe they didn’t start out wanting this, and were genuinely good kids who were in love with music and likely still are... but it’s become quite ridiculous.
yeah Fire is very obvious since the begining of the video when Yoongi shakes hands with the "devil"
But all the heavy symbolism started with INU because thats when they started using suicide and depression as a concept for their videos
 
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