Kpop Satanic/Illuminati Influence

[RecievingA]

Yes i know that the group promoted the LGBT agenda very hard

I dunno its pretty ubiquitous if you are a fan of certain groups and their side contents. Think of a bunch of girls living in a dorm on college campus.

 

[RecievingA]

 

[daughter of the most high]

How odd for a song about girls having a night out.

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reminds me of things YAH kept highlighting a few months ago

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1757389113085366274

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1748376628638470190

 

[RecievingA]

RBW (Korean: 알비더블유; an acronym for Rainbow Bridge World) is a South Korean entertainment company founded by Kim Jin-woo (김진우) and Kim Do-hoon (김도훈).[4][5] The company has multiple subsidiaries, including DSP Media, WM Entertainment, Urban Works Media, and the IP management company Contents X.[6]

One of the leading entertainment companies in South Korea, RBW operates as a record label, talent agency, music production company, event management company, concert production company, and music publishing house. In addition, the company operates various subsidiary ventures and divisions worldwide.[7][8]

Including all its subsidiary labels, RBW is home to many notable artists under the agency such as the groups Mamamoo, KARA, B1A4, Oh My Girl, KARD, ONF, Oneus, Onewe, Purple Kiss, Young Posse and the soloist Chaeyeon.

 

[minnie82]

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RBW (Korean: 알비더블유; an acronym for Rainbow Bridge World) is a South Korean entertainment company founded by Kim Jin-woo (김진우) and Kim Do-hoon (김도훈).[4][5] The company has multiple subsidiaries, including DSP Media, WM Entertainment, Urban Works Media, and the IP management company Contents X.[6]

One of the leading entertainment companies in South Korea, RBW operates as a record label, talent agency, music production company, event management company, concert production company, and music publishing house. In addition, the company operates various subsidiary ventures and divisions worldwide.[7][8]

Including all its subsidiary labels, RBW is home to many notable artists under the agency such as the groups Mamamoo, KARA, B1A4, Oh My Girl, KARD, ONF, Oneus, Onewe, Purple Kiss, Young Posse and the soloist Chaeyeon.

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Kara were under another company back then, they signed with Rbw for their came back

 

[e-Enoch]

"Min Hee-jin Drama Summary..."

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1782347670977229137

 

[sike1309]

Illit=lilith
le sserafim=seraphim=high ranking angels
BTS= bow to satan

 

[e-Enoch]

Wait...what?!

 

[minnie82]

Son Dam-bi doing the dance chair :

 

[e-Enoch]

On "Walpurgis Night"...May 1, 2024

ANARCHY IN GERMANY
"Masked anarchists torch 16 Amazon delivery vans in arson attack as cops break up ‘Black Bloc’ march..."
(Thousands of demonstrators took over the streets of Berlin to take part in a left wing extremist march last night on what is known as Walpurgis Night - causing carnage throughout the capital.)

Masked anarchists torch 16 Amazon delivery vans as cops break up march

MASKED anarchists in Germany have caused a roaring arson attack on at least 16 Amazon delivery vans as fiery protesters battled with cops. Thousands of demonstrators took over the streets of Berlin…

www.the-sun.com

GFRIEND‘s "Walpurgis Night"...and then they were "gone...."

 

[e-Enoch]

What is "Walpurgis Night"?

Walpurgisnacht
noun
"Wal·pur·gis·nacht väl-ˈpu̇r-gəs-ˌnäḵt

: the eve of May Day on which witches are held to ride to an appointed rendezvous : WALPURGIS NIGHT
The place was San Francisco, the year 1966, the date April 30—Walpurgisnacht, the highest holiday on the Satanic calendar."—Marc Weingarten

Definition of WALPURGISNACHT

the eve of May Day on which witches are held to ride to an appointed rendezvous : walpurgis night… See the full definition

www.merriam-webster.com

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[33rd_Parallel]

Song Joo Hee, aka Alice of Hellovenus
The name "Alice" itself in line with the symbolism of mind control programs.

The Search for the Manchurian Candidate by John Marks describes how South Korea's intelligence service was constructed by psychologists involved with MK-ULTRA, who oversaw the selection of its personnel and screened for men who would be easy to control. And generations later, this regime produces a global industry following the tradition of elites to groom children, sculpting their faces and minds for a life of corporate exploitation by this secret organization.

 

[sike1309]

I always thought it odd how an untrained model from Hong Kong who couldn't speak Korean would be brought in so quickly.

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look at that star
also she is doing the vow of silence (freemasonic sign)
This stuff is weird. Where do they find these people?
Like they are everywhere on world stage
Who are they? They also follow a script.
They are all freemasons
Likely also a boy
I dont think people understand how fucked up this is
A lot of these people on world stage are not who they are supposed to be (persona)
A lot ot these theories get dark. Some people think they are not human.
Also its weird how many of them have the same face.
I am not just talking about kpop also in hollyweird. Its a small club but a lot of them look the same.
Btw cloning is not real. They play roles wearing bodysuit/mask.

 

[RecievingA]

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Song Joo Hee, aka Alice of Hellovenus
The name "Alice" itself in line with the symbolism of mind control programs.

The Search for the Manchurian Candidate by John Marks describes how South Korea's intelligence service was constructed by psychologists involved with MK-ULTRA, who oversaw the selection of its personnel and screened for men who would be easy to control. And generations later, this regime produces a global industry following the tradition of elites to groom children, sculpting their faces and minds for a life of corporate exploitation by this secret organization.

Sometimes I wonder if some children are just found and directly bought by the company.

 

[lilyofthevalleys]

Probably cause of this

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I am also noticing these numbers. Look how many 6s and 9s are all over the amount of money. I am not very skilled in gematria, but I'm sure there is more to find. The devil is truly in the details.

 

[Eldesande]

So I am thinking that maybe multiple people exist as one kpop idol, and this is the reason: San from Ateez seems like he has at least two versions of him, some fans even called one version a Japanese/Korean San and his face is very sharp and a bit elongated even in 2023, the other version has a very round face and it is very strange to me with these 2 types of faces that he has. At one point he even said that his face looks very different and has changed so much, but I have seen his slender face even in 2023 and not like in his debut years. Please share your thoughts and if you have similar observation on your kpop idols.

Probably facial fillers.

 

[minnie82]

So I am thinking that maybe multiple people exist as one kpop idol, and this is the reason: San from Ateez seems like he has at least two versions of him, some fans even called one version a Japanese/Korean San and his face is very sharp and a bit elongated even in 2023, the other version has a very round face and it is very strange to me with these 2 types of faces that he has. At one point he even said that his face looks very different and has changed so much, but I have seen his slender face even in 2023 and not like in his debut years. Please share your thoughts and if you have similar observation on your kpop idols.

do you mean he have clones or he have multiple personality ?

 

[doublestandardism]

So I am thinking that maybe multiple people exist as one kpop idol, and this is the reason: San from Ateez seems like he has at least two versions of him, some fans even called one version a Japanese/Korean San and his face is very sharp and a bit elongated even in 2023, the other version has a very round face and it is very strange to me with these 2 types of faces that he has. At one point he even said that his face looks very different and has changed so much, but I have seen his slender face even in 2023 and not like in his debut years. Please share your thoughts and if you have similar observation on your kpop idols.

I want to understand you completely because I think I've seen the same in my bias - have you seen both of these versions in 2023 or 2024? Or has he been "replaced" over the years? Because my bias looks different to me pretty much every time I see him, and sometimes he goes back to his original (but now grown up) face. It throws me off quite often.

 

[lilyofthevalleys]

So I am thinking that maybe multiple people exist as one kpop idol, and this is the reason: San from Ateez seems like he has at least two versions of him, some fans even called one version a Japanese/Korean San and his face is very sharp and a bit elongated even in 2023, the other version has a very round face and it is very strange to me with these 2 types of faces that he has. At one point he even said that his face looks very different and has changed so much, but I have seen his slender face even in 2023 and not like in his debut years. Please share your thoughts and if you have similar observation on your kpop idols.

For starters the "idol" you see is a character. Stage names, falsified ages and wiki pages, plastic surgery and etcetera. The average human being couldn't handle hours of practice daily, photoshoots, performances, promo, recording and cross promotions all while there is little to no time for food or sleep. They would fall apart.

So there very well could be 2 or more people playing one character. They get different beauty procedures often so that's the excuse as to why they look different. I believe when Michael Jackson had the dramatic change they swapped the original out for a new one. The world is a stage.

 

[RecievingA]

For starters the "idol" you see is a character. Stage names, falsified ages and wiki pages, plastic surgery and etcetera. The average human being couldn't handle hours of practice daily, photoshoots, performances, promo, recording and cross promotions all while there is little to no time for food or sleep. They would fall apart.

So there very well could be 2 or more people playing one character. They get different beauty procedures often so that's the excuse as to why they look different. I believe when Michael Jackson had the dramatic change they swapped the original out for a new one. The world is a stage.

They do fall apart, idols regularly faint or collapse on stage, then theres breaks for "anxiety" or "injury". More likely they had a mental breakdown. I saw a show where two I.O.I members were talking about how one of them collapsed and the company put her on a drip fo r afew hours until she was okay for the next schedule.

For example, Winter as probably been working so much and eating and sleeping so little it resulted in her collapsed lung. I looked up the diagnosis.






Most of this stuff is just swept under carpet though, you only rarely see the fans videos. It's all scrubbed by the companies and fans will help in order to not tarnish their idols images.