The Pfizer Sponsored Grammy’s Satanic Ceremony By Chris Knight (Florida)
The Grammy’s this year excelled beyond every woke thing, combining trans, and Satan worship, with fire, whips and even an ageing Madonna, the 1980s music icon of decadence. The show has received lots of internet comment about, shock, horror, but really, there is nothing new here. Contemporary music star Taylor Swift, once a “nice girl” country singer has a new music video featuring a trans. Then, long before Sam Smith, there was devil themes in bans like the Rolling Stone, and Kiss.
So, nothing new here. I mean, what do people expect from a degenerate institution, surely nothing wholesome. It would be contrary to the agenda. And, the killer is that this Grammy’s was sponsored by Pfizer! Does it get any crazier than that!
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“The 65th annual Grammy Awards held in Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Sunday featured Satan, cages, dominatrices, whips, fire, and an "unrecognizable" Madonna.
"It's a take on not being able to choose religion. And not being able to live the way that people might want you to live," performer Kim Petras, a German-born, transgender woman (i.e., a biological man), said of the "Unholy" performance, Variety reported.
"I think a lot of people, honestly, have kind of labeled what I stand for and what Sam [Smith] stands for as religiously not cool, and I personally grew up wondering about religion and wanting to be a part of it but slowly realizing it didn’t want me to be a part of it," Petras also said.
"Sam [Smith] graciously wanted me to accept this award, because I'm the first transgender woman to win this award," the performer said in an acceptance speech, to a standing ovation from the crowd.
"Saturday Night Live" hosted a performance of the song "Unholy" two weeks ago. Sam Smith
performed in an enormous, hot pink, fluffy tulle gown. Petras was revealed to be sitting under the voluminous skirt as the gown was flipped open.
Billy Hallowell, who penned "Playing with Fire: A Modern Investigation into Demons, Exorcism, and Ghosts," described the "Unholy" performance at the Grammy Awards as "heartbreaking." He encouraged viewers to pray for "people who mock God, flaunt that mockery, and [are] then praised for it."
"Unholy's" lyrics address themes of marital infidelity and betrayal.”
“Unholy,” is the word, alright.
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