![]() ![]() There’s nothing angelic about The Weeknd, and there’s nothing Christian about murder. I think it’s rather far-fetched, but also very possible. The success he’s acquired comes at the price of his freedom, and he’s ordered to commit death and destruction using the most known Christian symbols. I came across a theory that suggests “Starboy” is someone who became a famous star through an elite group that you could draw parallel to the Illuminati. The question is, why does The Weeknd keep killing himself, and why does he get some kind of sick enjoyment out of it? Both spins come after the murder, a small similarity that stuck out to me. In both the “Tell Your Friends” and “Starboy” visuals, The Weeknd does a spin move that would make Diddy proud. In “Starboy,” the same thing happens after he finishes suffocating his old self―there’s a celebratory little dance he does. I don’t understand what this represents, but after he finishes the burial, The Weeknd joyously dances away. What also occurs in the beginning of “Tell Your Friends” is The Weeknd burying himself alive. It's possible that's why he wears the cross now. The bush can also be a sign of God’s presence, and it could be that a higher power is what allowed The Weeknd to kill the deity in the desert. ![]() That relates to how The Weeknd appears in the “Can’t Feel My Face” video. In the bible, it is said that the bush was on fire, but not consumed by the flame. In the very beginning of “Tell Your Friends” there’s a bush burning. ![]()
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