Music Videos: The Symbolism is always Invisibly Visible (Do you have the EYE?)

This Video called "on to the next one" by Jay Z was I thought the biggest taunt ever...in that it really played to the hysteria and magnetism that people have with the occult and mysticism and more notably Masonic inferences.



Jay Z has said in an Interview wherein Angie Martinez asks him...

Angie: "you antagonizing it (these images you see in videos these days) takes it to a whole other level" and his response was...

JAY Z: "well...that's just the comic in me, it's humor, it's funny to me".

To those of you who read my blog, what do you make of these images in Videos nowadays, how do you feel about artists who seem to think that it's funny that people are becoming alarmed and disturbed by what there seeing? Do you think there making light of it because there's nothing to really be concerned about, or do you think there trivializing it because that's how you defuse an ever-growing populace of people who are becoming aware?

This is possibly the most in-depth analysis of Jay-Z's use of occult imagery to date...I've watched other videos and they bore me and insult my intelligence; but this clip from a series on Youtube called "Illuminati Symbolism In The Music Industry" was very decent.



Let Rihanna conclude by saying...lol


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Is their a gateway to success? Some people would think so...

Conspiracy theorists are at it again...if you've got 80 minutes...watch it!

What’s Jay-Z “Talkin’ ‘Bout” Now?

Via: www.wwd.com



Rocawear, apparently. He recently sat down with WWD to discuss his new blueprint for the brand, amongst other things:

His biggest challenge, he said, has been the ability to grow the women’s side of the business — but that’s a challenge he’s attacking head-on. “It’s been tough with the growth of fast-fashion retailers out there like H&M and Forever 21,”

he said. “It’s made things really difficult for the women’s side of the business. That, paired with the closings of so many specialty stores in this economy, we are still trying to figure out what to do. It’s hurt us a lot.”

But, Carter said, he is determined to rise above the challenges. With the music business, he said, executives were blindsided by technology and didn’t know what to do when downloads became more popular than CD stores. He doesn’t want to see the apparel industry — especially Rocawear — get blindsided by competition from fast-fashion retailers.

“It’s difficult to make jeans digital, so I’m not so worried about technology getting ahead of us,” he quipped. “But there are certainly a number of challenges we have to meet as a fashion brand.”

Rocawear: 10th anniversary Barbie Collection

Via: thelifefiles.com



Mattel outfitted some Barbie dolls in Rocawear gear to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the clothing company owned by Jay-Z. We’re pretty sure they will be a collectors item and not mass released, but who knows.