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Rihanna’s “Better Have My Money” purposely pushes limits and purposely pushes them in a specific direction. The video is a continuation of mass media’s agenda of glorifying death, torture and dehumanization. We’ll look at the twisted messages behind “Better Have My Money”.
Since the launch of Vigilant Citizen in 2008, Rihanna has been a part of the picture. In fact, one of the first articles I ever wrote was about Rihanna’s Umbrella, and nothing has really changed since then. More than 7 years later, Rihanna is still being used to push the occult elite’s agenda … because that’s what industry pawns do. With Better Have my Money, Rihanna truly confirms that popular culture has turned into a depraved, toxic wasteland that purposely exposes young minds to death, murder, and torture. But it is not simply about exposing the youth to these things, it is about glorifying them, making them cool, fashionable, desirable and trendy.
Considering that the occult elite is not ashamed of torturing people for all kinds of purposes (see the horrific revelations of the CIA torture report and the entire MK Ultra system), it is not surprising that they are looking to sell their love of human misery to the youth. One might say “This has nothing to do with Rihanna, it is just a fun video”. But actually, yes, it does. In Better Have My Money, Rihanna re-enacts actual torture techniques used by psychopathic entities and makes them appear cool. I mean, when you torture people on a yacht while there’s party music in the background, it’s cool, right? Right? Torture is cool? Oh, and sexy, too.
It’s Not Really About Her Money
If you listen to Better Have My Money without being exposed to the video, it is easy to assume that the song is about someone owing Rihanna money that she wants back. If someone has ever owed you money, and tried to weasel their way out of paying you back, you probably relate to the catchy chorus of the song: “B*tch better have my money”.
However, the imagery of the video takes things to a disturbing, psychopathic, sadistic new level. Now it is not simply about Rihanna trying to get her money, it is about Rihanna enjoying torturing and killing people. But, because it’s Rihanna that’s doing it, we’ll rationalize the horrors on screen and say that it’s just her being a “strong, empowered, independent woman”, right? Well, guess what. Even if a woman does it, killing and torturing people is still wrong.
Does watching the video gives you an uneasy, unpleasant feeling in your gut? That’s your instincts subtly telling you that what you are watching is not right. It does not fit with the state of natural balance and harmony your mind attempts to stay in. Watching pain, suffering, dehumanization and death is not “art”, it simply kills the soul.
As it is often the case with mass media, Rihanna’s video synchronizes with a recently released video from another pop star who also took on a bloody, vengeful, and violent persona: Taylor Swift.
Released a few weeks apart, Bad Blood and Better Have My Money feature pop stars in celebrating death and violence while wearing red hair – the color of blood and sacrifice.
The Video
The Better Have My Money video begins with a stereotypical Hollywood wife crossing paths with Rihanna and her mysterious trunk.
Rihanna is about to turn into a psychopatic torturer. But I looove her bohemian-chic style, so it’s OK.
Rihanna leaves the elevator with the woman inside the trunk and the ordeal begins. Rihanna and her