TOP 5 OCCULT WEIRD MUSIC VIDEOS: 1 MILLION VIEWS ON A VIDEO PARTY STREAM -Jay Dyer
In this piece, Jay Dyer explores the world of music videos laden with occult symbolism and themes, presenting his top five selections that embody these elements. He critiques various artists, including Justin Timberlake, Doja Cat, and Katy Perry, highlighting their use of demonic imagery and esoteric themes while maintaining a humorous tone. Dyer delves into specific symbols like 'black goo' and the portrayal of innocence lost, connecting these motifs to broader cultural and historical narratives, including MK Ultra symbolism. Through his analysis, he encourages viewers to engage critically with popular media, revealing deeper, often darker meanings behind contemporary music videos.
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- Jay Dyer: Some videos are suggested that might not have esoteric symbolism.“a lot of the videos that you think about don't actually have a lot of esoteric symbolism”
via Justin Timberlake- Jay Dyer: Doja Cat's video portrays her as being possessed after a baptism in black goo.“she's dunked into a bathtub of black goo and then she becomes visibly possessed”
- Unclear speaker: Katy Perry's music video 'Wide Awake' symbolizes a journey of transformation amidst themes of mind control.“it's almost a meta take on the theme of the mind controlled pop star”
via MKUltra- Jay Dyer: Parsons, as a significant occult figure, developed rituals connected to Crowley's teachings.“the project was based on the ideas of crowley”
via David Bowie- Unclear speaker: Jay connects Bowie to the occult through his references and studies of the Golden Dawn.“we have the return of the space theme”
via David Bowie- Jay Dyer: Promotion of upcoming Las Vegas event featuring Isaac Weishaupt“it's going to be great to actually meet him in person”
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22Jay Dyer highlights Bowie’s connections to the occult, including his study of the Golden Dawn and his references to Kabbalistic symbols in his works.
Jay Dyer critiques Madonna's music video 'Die Another Day' for its themes of duality, kabbalistic imagery, and parallels to MK Ultra mind control.
Jay humorously reflects on Justin Timberlake's past popularity and fails to understand why there were pop songs from that era that featured esoteric themes.
Jay Dyer argues that the symbolism in certain music videos reflects themes related to MK Ultra and multiple personalities.
Jay Dyer discusses Anya Taylor-Joy's role in the video for 'Red Lips,' where she symbolizes lost innocence in an alternate Eden invaded by demonic forces.
Jay discusses the symbolism of 'black goo' in various movies, suggesting multiple interpretations including evil baptism, alien technology, and oil industry propaganda.
Jay compares elements in The Weeknd's video to themes from the film 'Eyes Wide Shut', such as secretive, ritualistic gatherings within churches.
Jay analyzes Katy Perry's music videos as showing themes of trauma and identity, connecting them to MK Ultra symbolism.
Jay states that Kesha's 'Die Young' video promotes hedonism and features repeated imagery of inverted crosses and pyramids.
Jay Dyer connects the themes in the discussed music videos to Aleister Crowley, suggesting his influence on artists like Bowie and the implications of their work within occult traditions.
Jay expresses disdain for the repetitive and ubiquitous nature of Darius Rucker's music during the 1990s.
Jay mentions that in Doja Cat's video, she is dunked in a bathtub of black goo and becomes possessed by a demon.