Whether they fit into a logic or just a conspiracy theory, K-Pop songs are often associated with black things. Rumors about the illuminati K-pop group, devil worshipers, and songs with implicit dark lyrics have been circulating for a long time.
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| Illuminati content illustration in K-Pop. (Photo: doc. SM Entertainment) |
One of the popular YouTubers, Nessie Judge, also discussed this in one of his YouTube videos. A number of popular names in the K-Pop industry are said to have something to do with these black things. One of NCT 127's songs, entitled Welcome to My Playground, was discussed in the video. Not to forget, names like BTS to BLACKPINK who joined Illuminati were the topic of discussion for Nessie Judge.
Looking back, after K-Pop became more global and targeted the international market, the illuminati issue in K-Pop was increasingly heard. The increasingly thick western influence in K-Pop has made the spices of devil worship and illuminati in the South Korean music industry become stronger.
1. Controversy over Super Junior
When Super Junior released the song Sorry, Sorry di (2009) for example. The MV for this song only features Super Junior members singing and dancing in the studio, but the intro of the MV features an eye peeking through the keyhole. This one eye is then linked with the Eye of Providence or All Seeing Eye which becomes the Illuminati logo.
Apart from Sorry, Sorry, Mr. Super Junior's Simple was also often associated with the illuminati and devil worshipers at that time. Because the row of video teasers before the release was horrifying and made me shudder. As well as a series of scenes closing one eye which is still associated with the All Seeing Eye. Even the sign with Eunhyuk's bangs that covers one eye becomes a material for logic, you know!
2. Brown Eyed Girls MV
Eye of Providence also appeared briefly in the video clip of Narsha Brown Eyed Girls entitled Bba Ri Bba Bba (2011). When a worker was repairing a road and accidentally made a hole with the drill tool he used then peeked into the hole. This scene then became a material fit for logic.
Brown Eyed Girls on the other hand are known as a popular senior K-Pop group with a mature strong concept. MV Narsha above has a lot of scenes that give the impression of horror. Meanwhile, another video clip from Brown Eyed Girls entitled Sixth Sense shows a riot with a masked leader. Previously, this was associated with the term New World Order which is also an illuminati concept.
3. 2NE1 I Am The Best
If BLACKPINK is called illuminati through Kill This Love, 2NE1's seniors were also believed by adherents to fit the logic as an illuminati group. The song that became a concern at that time was I Am The Best (2011). At that time, this song was very popular and made 2NE1's name even more famous, including in Indonesia.
2NE1 itself has always appeared edgy and different from other groups in its class. Their appearance in the MV I Am The Best was also in the spotlight because of a series of visuals such as the words 'The World Is Mine' on one of the seats occupied by the members (which was later linked to the New World Order). There is also a mention that the hat with two ice creams used by Sandara Park in the MV implies the horns of Baphomet, a demon adored by Illuminati followers.
4. SHINee Lucifer
When talking about illuminati and devil worshipers in K-Pop, of course, you can't miss SHINee's Lucifer song. From the title alone, this song makes us frown. Lucifer is often associated with the devil and the symbol of Satan. In addition, in the choreography, SHINee also slipped one hand pointing up and the other pointing down, like a baphomet hand pose.
Yes, of course, these are just conspiracy theories and logic fits. The issue of illuminati or devil worship in K-Pop is still a matter of debate and exciting content on social media.
Apart from the songs above, there are several other songs that are associated with devil worship and illuminati either because of the lyrics or visuals in the MV:
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5. BIGBANG monsters
6. Kill This Love BLACKPINK
7. Red Velvet's Peek-A-Boo
8. Apple GFRIEND
9. EXO MAMA
