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Rebecca Felgate and today we are talking the Top 10 Scary Subliminal Messages in Songs.
Are your favourite songs hiding something?
Maybe!
Find out here….
But before we get into this video, I just want to ask you guys what your favourite song
is, or if that is too hard – what about your favourite band?
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10 - Justin Bieber and the illuminati In 2015 Justin Beiber, Skrillex and Justin
Bieber released a music video for Where are U Now” in which thousands of images were
flashed on the Canadian popstar.
It seems that the images were drawn by fans at the Jack U Headquarters and overlaid…
or were they.
I don’t know.
Either way, if you pause the video at opportune moments, you can see a lot if illuminati images
imposed over the star… and satanic images.
And phrases like hand jobs for god.
Awkward.
These flash before your eyes really quickly, but psychologically speaking – surely we
can pick up on them?
9- David Bowie Foreshadowed his Own Death I LOVED the Album, Black Star.
It came out on the 8th January, 2016 – David Bowie’s 69th and last ever Birthday – he
died two days later.
The public were totally shocked as Bowie had never referenced his illness…or hadn’t
he.
The title song of the album was released on the 19th November 2015, and a second track,
Lazarus, was released on December 17th.
Both tracks heavily foreshadow the stars untimely death.
In Blackstar, Bowie appears to be singing about the day of a death – with a candle
lit vigil.
It is probable he is singing about his own final reckoning as he writes: Something happened
on the day he died, his spirit rose a meter and then stepped aside.
Somebody else took his place and bravely cried –
He goes on to sing I’m a Blackstar.
I’m not a popstar.
People have deciphered this to mean the passing of icon status to another.
David Bowie is a black star – a dead star.
Again, in Lazurus, he appears to be Eulogising himself.
He sings “look up here, I’m in Heaven” He also sings that just like a bluebird, he
will be free.
The music video for the track, which came out 3 weeks before his death makes things
pretty clear, too.
When listening and watching now – it is so obvious Bowie knew he was going to die
and the album was a self aware final farewell from one of the greatest musical icons of
all time.
8 - Ash – Evil Eye Good old Ash!
The popular 90s and naughties Rock band wanted to jump on the bandwagon of backmasking and
included a little nod to Satan in their song Evil Eye.
Released in 2004 on the album Meltdown Evil eye is a song that sounds like it is about
a girl that is working her way into a guys head so much so that he cant stop thinking
about her.
Like I said though – there is a scary secret message that is actually a bit rude.
At the beginning of the track, if played backwards, lead singer Timothy James Arthur can be heard
to say She's giving me the evil eye, suck Satan's rock.
Except he doesn’t say rock.
Jadas Priest had to go to court over this song – we have Better By You, Better Than
Me at number 7 So Better By You Better Than Me was originally
by Rock Band, Spooky Tooth, but it was covered by Judas Priest in 1978, and the latter English
Metal Band version was pretty popular in its day.
While some loved the power rock track, others were convinced it was riddled with hidden
satanic messages and led to a spate of suicides.
Some said the track had the phrase Let’s be Dead hidden in it!
The track was reportedly behind the suicide attempts of 19 year old Ray Belknap and 20
year old James Vance in Reno, Nevada in 1985.
Ray shot himself under his chin and died instantly, James survived but was severely disfigured
and overdosed three years later.
His parents claimed that the cursed track made the young men do it.
Before James overdosed, he gave an interview to say that the music made him do it The three
week trial was heavily scrutinized by the music industry…eventually it was thrown
out.
I guess the scary thing about this hidden message is that I was singing it at the top
of my voice a lot without realizing what I was saying!
Foo Fighters – All My Life which is about…well… you’re about to find out at number 6
I enjoy a bit of Foo Fighters – and I certainly did back in 2002 when this Grammy award winning
song came out.
Young teen me was all about some rock.
I remember screaming the lyrics to this at Reading 2005!
Anyway, lead singer Dave Grohl said in an interview that the song is about his keenness
to perform oral sex.
I guess it makes sense…
Don’t let it go to waste – I love it but I hate the taste!
5 - Hotel California by The Eagles I went to California and passed by the alleged
hotel California ! It was great…!
This is anther one of those songs that sounds upbeat …and California makes me think of
sunny times and sunny climes.
Apparently not.
Apparently the song is about yielding to Satan.
So I heard Shane Dawson talk about this one and he seemed really freaked out, but honestly
I am not too sure…..
ALLEGEDLY when played backwards you can hear something along the lines of - Yes, Satan
organized his own religion… but when played forwards the song also seems to be pretty
devil heavy – the lyrics go - And in the master's chambers,
They gathered for the feast, they stab it with their steely forks, But they just can't
kill the beast.
Interesting.
4 - The Beatles – I’m So Tired and Revolution 9
Sooo this song added fuel to the fire of the Paul is dead conspiracy!
Back in 1966 fans of the Beatles became convinced that Paul McCartney died in a car crash.
The Beatles were known to add in cheeky backmask messages for their fans but this..this is
something different.
Fans swear that clues of Paul’s death are littered through Sgt Pepper and the White
Album.
At the end of I’m So Tired, it is thought that John Lennon says: Paul is a dead man,
miss him, miss him, MISS HIM.
On Revolution Number 9 an announcer’s voice says Number 9 a lot….when played backwards,
it is thought that it sayd Turn me on Dead Man.
STRANGE.
3 - The Police – Every Breath You Take.
Every Breath you take seems like a sweet song – it often is played in the top 20 most
romantic songs of all time, but no.
No no no.
If you truly listen to the lyrics it is much more sinister.
Every breath you take…Every move you make Every bond you break Every step you take I'll
be watching you.
Every single day Every word you say Every game you play Every night you stay I'll be
watching you.
CREEPY.
It turns out that STING wrote this song after breaking up with his wife and is depicting
an obsessive stalker.
The song was the most heard song in the United States for 8 weeks in 1983.
Scary.
How many maniacs did it inspire?!
Sting Later said he wrote the song If You Love Somebody, Set them free.
2 - Led Zeppelin – Stairway to Heaven…..or…stairway to hell.
It was WIDELY rumoured in the 1980s that rock band Led Zeppelin were backmasking secret
evil messages in their music!
In 1981, Christian DJ Michael Mills began stating on Christian radio programs that Led
Zeppelin 's "Stairway to Heaven" contained hidden Satanic messages that were heard by
the unconscious mind and was secretly indoctrinating people into becoming Satanists.
This was corroborated by the Parents Music Resource Center.
According to an alarming number of sources, stairway to heaven, when played backwards,
says - Here’s to my sweet Satan - He will give those with him 666/There was a little
toolshed where he made us suffer, sad Satan.
But I personally feel this is clutching at backwards straws and actually this says more
about various religious groups trying to control music, rather than rock bands trying to control
minds.
Butttt maybe I’m wrong.
Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin dismissed the accusations and said that people would need
a lot of time on their hands to come up with such a crazy theory.
Have a listen – what do you think?
1 - Pumped Up Kicks – Foster the People I really like this song, it just sounds like
a nice upbeat indie track…until you find your singing… you better run, better run,
outrun my bullet.
Wait?
What.
Yeah.
If you actually listen to the lyrics….
Things are pretty dark.
The opening verse goes Robert's got a quick hand.
He'll look around the room, he won't tell you his plan.
He's got a rolled cigarette, hanging out his mouth he's a cowboy kid.
Yeah found a six shooter gun.
In his dad's closet hidden oh in a box of fun things, I don't even know what
But he's coming for you, yeah he's coming for you.
The popular 2011 song is actually written from the perspective of a psychotic kid with
homicidal thoughts – basically a highschool student thinking of enacting a mass shooting.
Mark Foster wrote the song about the growing trend of teenage mental illness.
The Bassist of the band actually survived the Coloumbine shooting in 1999.
SO That was the Top 10 Songs with Scary Subliminal messages ….