Video: famous singers admitting they sold their soul to the devil
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Dude, honestly you're starting to sound a lot like those "preachers" back in the 70's that went around telling everyone how evil rock n' roll was. How it was all full of backwards masking and other develish tricks. That KISS stood for Kid's in Satan's Service among all the other BS they tossed out. It was crazy then and it's crazy now.
Dude, honestly you're starting to sound a lot like those "preachers" back in the 70's that went around telling everyone how evil rock n' roll was. How it was all full of backwards masking and other develish tricks. That KISS stood for Kid's in Satan's Service among all the other BS they tossed out. It was crazy then and it's crazy now.
They should of used my lawyer, he's a stand up guy and always fair and ethical. Let me know if anyone wants his number. You can see he has an honest face.
Fair point -- I agree the video above doesn't conclusively "prove" anything.
But like many Gen X-ers, I thought "dark" music (and / or dark musical themes -- which I enjoyed, and still do sometimes) was simply:
-- performance art
-- metaphors
-- stuff for rebellious teenagers to have fun with
-- stuff to piss off the establishment over (at the time, Christian conservatives)
Because after all, nobody really believes in a devil (I didn't) .....that was the common thought.
When I have time in the next day or so, I'll post some other stuff related to the music industry (who actively campaign for politicians --- Hillary spent her last weeks campaigning with Bon Jovi, Jay Z, Lady Gaga etc)
In the meantime......as Been Jamin would say, there's nothing to see below.....these are all just a coincidence.
Jeezus, our parti-poodle has 15 white nails and 1 black nail; if she didn't look like a Holstein, she could be the anti-Christ!
Haha, not a single person you've posted is making "dark" music. They're pop singers who have no idea what dark music really is.
Go read up on the black metal movement in Norway during the 80s and 90s.
Jeesh
Took me 30 seconds to blow up your entire thread. Do you research anything at all?
Almost every one of those pictures come from the covers of I-D magazine. When there logo is turned sideways it appears to be a wink. So on almost all their covers the model is in some form of wink or eye closed or even covered in a more artistic wink. Of course every picture you posted is missing the common link, that they all came from the same magaizine cover.
Took me 30 seconds to blow up your entire thread. Do you research anything at all?
Almost every one of those pictures come from the covers of I-D magazine. When there logo is turned sideways it appears to be a wink. So on almost all their covers the model is in some form of wink or eye closed or even covered in a more artistic wink. Of course every picture you posted is missing the common link, that they all came from the same magaizine cover.
Fair point -- I agree the video above doesn't conclusively "prove" anything.
But like many Gen X-ers, I thought "dark" music (and / or dark musical themes -- which I enjoyed, and still do sometimes) was simply:
-- performance art
-- metaphors
-- stuff for rebellious teenagers to have fun with
-- stuff to piss off the establishment over (at the time, Christian conservatives)
Because after all, nobody really believes in a devil (I didn't) .....that was the common thought.
When I have time in the next day or so, I'll post some other stuff related to the music industry (who actively campaign for politicians --- Hillary spent her last weeks campaigning with Bon Jovi, Jay Z, Lady Gaga etc)
In the meantime......as Been Jamin would say, there's nothing to see below.....these are all just a coincidence.
Lady Gaga is a Satanist. It is commonly known.
You've provided no context other than you're reaching for something you believe to be there that isn't. Everything you've provided has been proven to not be what you are trying to connect it to, and none of the videos you just provided changed that. I didn't hear any of them "out" him in any way.
