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... or plexiglass. Apparently people have clogged the stage throwing things at her in the past, so plexiglass would be a reasonable solution [assuming this video is real and not edited]. I'm not saying she's not dodgy, but I just would not jump to conclusions of demons until/unless it can be absolutely proven.This is an example. There will be more of this to come with others:
Lady Gaga Is Going Viral After Someone Threw Something At Her Onstage And It Was Blocked By An Invisible Shield
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um looks like the object was thrown straight up from the camera view point
This. Her fans were notorious for throwing "gifts" on stage and I think it must've gotten to the point where the tour's management set up Plexiglas barricades around certain parts of the stage to prevent that from happening. Alternatively, the Plexiglas could be in place for Covid-19 reasons.
Yup, I saw some comments on that, as well. I see the object being stopped suddenly, but again, who knows if this video is even real. If it is, there are still a number of possible explanations.
I think this might be the winner. I recall now reading about it somewhere, and definitely explains it.
Which makes me wonder...is Lady Gaga actually a hologram at some part of the show?
That would be demon power which is possible. It actually is an everyday occurrence at some level.
But why immediately jump to a conclusion and claim something is demonic before doing a little research? You titled this thread 'demonic power' and used the lady gaga concert event as the example, like it was already a proven fact. Why even do that? I honestly do not understand.
I listed two articles in two separate comments. One was Gaga and the following one was a separate article in which “scientists” were doing research…
The article doesn't prove or support your claim/assumption of demons at the LG concert, though. And now maybe it's energy from another dimension?? Yes, demonic power exists, but how is it right or good to throw that accusation around before at least looking for a more simple and reasonable explanation first? I guess that's my question, really.
The point of the thread is to have the conversation. Gaga is just an example. Is the Gaga situation real? No way to prove that without having more first-hand footage.