The #Occult #Meaning of #Crown by #TXT, the New #KPOP #Supergroup

TXT is a brand new K-POP group that took over world music charts in only a few days. “Crown”, the group’s first video, sends out a clear message: TXT is owned by the occult elite. Here’s a look at the blatant symbolism of the video “Crown”.

By Vigilant Citizen

My first article about K-POP was nine years ago and, since then, things have evolved considerably. K-POP has exploded from its Asiatic market base to take over the music industry worldwide. For instance, in 2018 the group BTS successfully crossed-over to the Western world to become one of the best-selling musical groups in the world. According to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), BTS represented the second best-selling artists worldwide in terms of

#Symbolic #Pic of the #Month 01/19

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In this edition of SPOTM: Samuel Jackson, Iggy Azalea, David Beckham, Travis Scott and irrefutable proof that the occult elite controls mass media.

This is a headline from Cosmopolitan celebrating the ex-Disney star Dove Cameron. Can you guess what kind of pictures were found in the article?

Yup, one-eye signs to let you known that she’s owned by the industry. But wait, maybe she was raising her hand because she had a question.

Another pic emphasizing one eye. But wait, maybe she was conducting scientific research at the time

#KPop Star #Jonghyun Found #Dead at #27 of Apparent #Suicide

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Jonghyun, the lead singer of the popular K-Pop group SHINee, sent troubling text messages to his sister shortly before he was found dead in Seoul.

Update: Added Kim’s final letter.

Kim Jong-Hyun, better known by his stage name Jonghyun, was found unconscious in a residential hotel in the upscale Gangnam district of Seoul on December 18th. He was later pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. Police rushed to Jonghyun’s apartment after receiving an emergency call from his sister stating that he sent a series of troubling text messages.

According to local reports, Jonghyun’s final message to his sister was: “It’s been too hard. Please send me off. Tell everyone I’ve had a hard time. This is my last goodbye.”

Investigators found coal briquettes burnt in a frying pan inside Kim’s apartment, leading them to believe that he died from carbon monoxide intoxication.

Jonghyun was a prominent figure in K-Pop. He was the lead singer of the popular group SHINee (who were dubbed the “princes of K-Pop”) for over a decade. Jonghyun then launched a solo career

#Peekaboo by #RedVelvet: Why Do #Men Keep Getting #Killed in #MusicVideos?

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In Peek-a-boo, members of the group Red Velvet kill a pizza delivery boy as part of an occult ritual. It is the ultimate proof that K-Pop is completely sold out to the occult elite.

Red Velvet is the name of a delicious cake, but it is also the name of a K-Pop girl band that is extremely popular in Asia. The group’s video Peek-a-Boo reads as an Occult-Elite 101 introductory course and it ends with the death of a random guy for no apparent reason. The video is a perfect continuation of a disturbing trend seen across pop culture: The killing of men by female stars. Why is murder being celebrated in pop videos aimed at young people?

One thing is for sure, the members of Red Velvet are not making the decisions involving their careers. And they’re not directing any videos.

Indeed, Red Velvet is signed with the notorious South Korean label SM Entertainment, which has made the news several times for subjecting “idols” (that’s how these performers are they’re called in Korea) to “slave contracts” and mistreatment.

SM Entertainment, one of the largest Korean music labels, has had a series of legal challenges to its contractual policies. In 2009, former Super Junior member Han Geng claimed that the company forced him to do things he didn’t want to do under threat of fines if he disobeyed and denied him sick leave when he developed gastritis and kidney problems. (…)
In 2012, EXO-M’s leader Kris filed a lawsuit to get his contract annulled due to the company’s neglect of his opinion and health: “The company has treated me like a machine part or as an object of control rather than presenting a vision as an entertainer.”– ListVerse, 10 Horrifying Realities From The World Of Asian Pop Music

While K-Pop songs are often cute and upbeat, the behind-the-scenes of this world is extremely sinister. The entire K-Pop system is based on the recruitment and exploitation of young, talented individuals who are subjected to a military-style training program to turn them into slaves.

According to one Singaporean woman who was picked out at a mass audition by a Korean talent scouting firm, trainees are expected to work 14-hour days to practice gym, dance, swimming, and singing. Breakfast is limited to low-fat biscuits, bananas, and lettuce. Chicken breast and salad are

#Perfume ’s “ #PickMeUp ” Brings #Illuminati #MindControl Symbolism to #Japan

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J-Pop is a force to be reckoned with in Asia and, like all major musical markets, it is not exempt from the occult elite’s Agenda. Perfume’s “Pick Me Up” is all about Illuminati symbolism and the elite’s favorite theme: Portraying artists as mind controlled slaves.

In the span of a few years, I published several articles on K-Pop (Korean pop) and J-Pop (Japanese pop) music videos as they are intensively used to propagate the elite Agenda in Asia. Perfume is a Japanese girl-band that has been pushing that Agenda for years (I wrote about how they were all about that one-eye sign in 2011 and about how they promoted transhumanism in 2012). Perfume is now back and is more blatant and ever. Pick Me Up has indeed all of the elements of a typical Illuminati narrative and, as usual, they are concealed behind a fake premise.

For the unsuspecting viewer, the video of Pick Me Up appears to be about a timeless philosophical theme … shopping. The video indeed begins with the girls walking around while holding shopping bags and whatnot. Then, things get weird. While most YouTube comments say “Wow, that was so creative”, the truth is that there’s nothing creative about Pick Me Up. It is yet another video as portraying pop stars mind controlled slaves who are coerced into saluting their oppressors. (If you never heard of Monarch mind control, read this first).

Let’s look at the video.

Pick Me Up

As stated above, the video begins with the members of Perfume walking in Tokyo at exactly 23:59pm. Something is about to change – a brand new day is literally upon them. As they walk by a clothing store with male mannequins on display, we realize that the mannequins are actually alive and are creepily watching the girls.

This guy’s got the entire “2015 hipster doofus starter pack”. More importantly, he represents the MK system monitoring MK slaves.

The girls then see strange things happening around them. They are then lifted from the ground.

Standing in front of a hypnotic pattern, the girls lift off the ground. They are being “picked up” by the MK system.

The above scene represents the girls in the process of dissociating from reality. MK slaves in a state of dissociation are said to feel weightlessness, as if floating on air. The hypnotic pattern in the background

Was the Death of #K-POP Stars #EunB and #RiSe Foreshadowed in Their Last #Video?

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Two members of the popular K-POP band Ladies’ Code tragically lost their lives in a car crash on September 3rd. The imagery of their last video depicted them literally flirting with death. Were they the first Illuminati sacrifices in K-POP?

The disturbing imagery of the video Ladies’ Code’s Hate You was yet another proof that the South Korean music industry was subjected with the same sick Illuminati agenda as in the Western world.

The video portrayed the singers as puppets with strings controlled by unseen handlers.

Dolls representing multiple personalities; Markings on the wall indicating forced confinement; A butterfly flashing for a split second : All of these symbols alluded to Monarch Programming.

One year later, two members of the group lost their lives in a violent car crash.

Police inspector Lee Ho-dong told the Associated Press that the crash happened when band were returning to the South Korean capital after filming a TV appearance in the south-eastern city of Daegu.

Lo Que Oculta el #GangnamStyle (2)

Como lo dijimos en el anterior escrito, hemos descubierto toda esta simbología basándonos en los artículos publicados por el escritor español Luis Carlos Campos y en esta nueva parte lo seguiremos haciendo. 

Ya se dijo anteriormente que Corea del Sur es un sitio especial para las elites del poder mundial, ahí se reúnen grandes empresas tecnológicas y automotrices todas bajo el control de grandes grupos familiares que en ese país se los denomina Chaebols, que vendrían a ser asociaciones empresariales. Dentro de este grupo podemos encontrar a LG, Daewoo, Hyundai entre otras, además que películas como Avatar o series de televisión como los Simpsons son hechas en Corea. Corea es el lugar ideal para hacer dinero, para realizar rituales, el lugar ideal para los poderosos que controlan el mundo tras bambalinas, y es por esto que Corea ha salido a la palestra mundial. 

Tenemos que tener en cuenta que PSY es hijo de una familia rica de Seúl, proviene del barrio Gangnam Style que lo podríamos comparar con Beverly Hill en Los Ángeles. Simplemente el video y la canción venden materialismo, riqueza, opulencia, y por supuesto, te vende marcas, como Coca-Cola, sino fíjense muy bien en el video.

El baile del caballo

Pero entonces, ¿Qué nos trasmite el baile del caballo? Antes de responder a esta pregunta tenemos que entender esta simbología, PSY sale montando a caballo, sus movimientos son referentes a caballos, en un concierto hasta salió montado encima de Madonna como si fuera un caballo, ¿qué tiene que ver la hípica con un barrio rico en Seúl?, pues nada. El caballo hace alusión al logotipo de la CFR, el Council of Foreign Relations, o el Consejo de Relaciones Exteriores, esta organización