Cmdr Sheppard
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- Mar 6, 2011
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On the theme of Rebecca Black.
Disclaimer: I did NOT write this, I just thought it would be funny to share another similar thing I found. I repeat, it is only for a laugh. If a mod want's me to snip it, I will. Or feel free to delete it.
Lets begin with the very name of the song, Friday. The name of this day of the week, which follows Thursday and comes before Saturday (Sunday comes afterward), which is the sixth day of the week. 6 being the number of the beast.
In the opening scene, Rebecca wakes up from bed and sings about having her daily bowl and cereal. As we move on to the next scene, we notice that her family in the back is moving unusually fast. These are all signs which indicate that shes on some type mind controlling drugs.
Rebecca ponders on which seat to take; the front seat (the leader role), or the back seat (the follower). Rebecca, being the puppet of the Illuminati, chooses the backseat, of course.
In the second car shot, Rebbeca seems to have finally made up her mind, and she appears to be sitting in the backseat right in the middle of her two friends, who are, coincidentally, both wearing red dresses and have braces, symbolizing the blood and restraint she will have to go through as she transform into a mindless puppet.
On our right we have one of Rebeccas friends whose uncontrollabe (based on her arm movements) glee doesnt match the activity or emotion of the moment, on our left we have her other friend whose horrified expression speaks to the dilemma of the soul when one chooses to enroll in Satans army. They truly are the angel and devil on her shoulders.
To whom is Rebecca pointing? The viewer. And to what purpose? The acquisition of your soul.
When Rebecca does finally arrive at the party shes excited for we find it mostly populated by teenagers like her, this represents Limbo and the fact that their souls are still up for grabs. Now it just depends on who gives to them first, the dark or the light.
Need we explain who this is?
Satan.
In all his glory. Fast cars, expensive jewelry, hes there to entice the millions of unsuspecting teenagers to give up their families and futures for an eternity of damnation.
Lets begin with the very name of the song, Friday. The name of this day of the week, which follows Thursday and comes before Saturday (Sunday comes afterward), which is the sixth day of the week. 6 being the number of the beast.
In the opening scene, Rebecca wakes up from bed and sings about having her daily bowl and cereal. As we move on to the next scene, we notice that her family in the back is moving unusually fast. These are all signs which indicate that shes on some type mind controlling drugs.
Rebecca ponders on which seat to take; the front seat (the leader role), or the back seat (the follower). Rebecca, being the puppet of the Illuminati, chooses the backseat, of course.
In the second car shot, Rebbeca seems to have finally made up her mind, and she appears to be sitting in the backseat right in the middle of her two friends, who are, coincidentally, both wearing red dresses and have braces, symbolizing the blood and restraint she will have to go through as she transform into a mindless puppet.
On our right we have one of Rebeccas friends whose uncontrollabe (based on her arm movements) glee doesnt match the activity or emotion of the moment, on our left we have her other friend whose horrified expression speaks to the dilemma of the soul when one chooses to enroll in Satans army. They truly are the angel and devil on her shoulders.
To whom is Rebecca pointing? The viewer. And to what purpose? The acquisition of your soul.
When Rebecca does finally arrive at the party shes excited for we find it mostly populated by teenagers like her, this represents Limbo and the fact that their souls are still up for grabs. Now it just depends on who gives to them first, the dark or the light.
Need we explain who this is?
Satan.
In all his glory. Fast cars, expensive jewelry, hes there to entice the millions of unsuspecting teenagers to give up their families and futures for an eternity of damnation.
