The video “Sweetest Pie” is replete with symbolism that turns this “sexy song” into a disturbing celebration of satanism and the elite’s toxic brand of feminism. Here’s a look at the origins and the meaning of the symbols in this outlandish video.
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The last time I’ve written about Megan Thee Stallion, it was in an article about the video WAP. In case you didn’t know, WAP stands for “wet a-s p*ssy”. Now, Stallion unleashed unto the world Sweetest Pie – a song with a title that is also centered around female genitalia. Decidedly, Stallion is a fountain of creative song ideas.
While the lyrics of WAP and Sweetest Pie both focus on all-around thothery, their respective videos take things to a whole other level. And, in Sweetest Pie, the symbolism is rather powerful. Indeed, through age-old symbolism, the video taps into deep-seethed archetypes relating to sexuality and dark spirituality while creating a sense of discomfort in the viewers by exploiting their natural aversion to specific images. Yup, those are big words to describe a video that contains a wall made of butts.