Subliminal imagery in the Jeremy video.

joseph33

Curious as too how many people noticed toward the end of the video,that the children in the classroom went from having their hands over their hearts during the pledge of allegiance,to giving the Hitler salute,then back to having their hands over their hearts again?

igotid88

joseph33 said:

Curious as too how many people noticed toward the end of the video,that the children in the classroom went from having their hands over their hearts during the pledge of allegiance,to giving the Hitler salute,then back to having their hands over their hearts again?

It was noticed 

joseph33

igotid88 said:

joseph33 said:

Curious as too how many people noticed toward the end of the video,that the children in the classroom went from having their hands over their hearts during the pledge of allegiance,to giving the Hitler salute,then back to having their hands over their hearts again?

It was noticed 

I must have seen the video a thousand times,and never noticed it.

evenflow82

It was called the bellamy Salute before fascists co-opted it. The U.S. used to salute the flag this way. Look it up.

Ledbetterman10

joseph33 said:

igotid88 said:

joseph33 said:

Curious as too how many people noticed toward the end of the video,that the children in the classroom went from having their hands over their hearts during the pledge of allegiance,to giving the Hitler salute,then back to having their hands over their hearts again?

It was noticed 

I must have seen the video a thousand times,and never noticed it.

Lol...how is this even possible? 

joseph33

Ledbetterman10 said:

joseph33 said:

igotid88 said:

joseph33 said:

Curious as too how many people noticed toward the end of the video,that the children in the classroom went from having their hands over their hearts during the pledge of allegiance,to giving the Hitler salute,then back to having their hands over their hearts again?

It was noticed 

I must have seen the video a thousand times,and never noticed it.

Lol...how is this even possible? 

ADHD

darthvedder

I find the 90210 reference interesting.

Lost In Ohio

Isn't the Bellamy salute only in the uncensored one? Of course, now that the unedited version is out, I can't find the edited version.

This is a little bit of my own personal Mandela Effect, but that scene in the classroom where they're all doing that salute, I swear I remember a Nazi flag or one where the swastika is in place of the stars of the American flag...but I'm also 95% sure I'm making that up.

And...another interesting thing...during the "try to forget this" bit, there's a scene where he's running through leaves on the ground....leaves on ground, fall, end of life, downfall...maybe?

The scene with the fire could be reminiscent of Hell, maybe?

Lost In Ohio

darthvedder said:

I find the 90210 reference interesting.

I'm just now reminded of Eddie's quote about killing yourself to get the headline and then people move on and forget about it. But if you don't kill yourself, maybe you get longer-lasting fame and fortune?

Eddie also said something about how the song was partially based on someone he knew...maybe with LA ties?

igotid88

Lost In Ohio said:

Isn't the Bellamy salute only in the uncensored one? Of course, now that the unedited version is out, I can't find the edited version.

This is a little bit of my own personal Mandela Effect, but that scene in the classroom where they're all doing that salute, I swear I remember a Nazi flag or one where the swastika is in place of the stars of the American flag...but I'm also 95% sure I'm making that up.

And...another interesting thing...during the "try to forget this" bit, there's a scene where he's running through leaves on the ground....leaves on ground, fall, end of life, downfall...maybe?

The scene with the fire could be reminiscent of Hell, maybe?

It was in the censored one. But it was quick

Ledbetterman10

Lost In Ohio said:

Isn't the Bellamy salute only in the uncensored one? Of course, now that the unedited version is out, I can't find the edited version.

This is a little bit of my own personal Mandela Effect, but that scene in the classroom where they're all doing that salute, I swear I remember a Nazi flag or one where the swastika is in place of the stars of the American flag...but I'm also 95% sure I'm making that up.

And...another interesting thing...during the "try to forget this" bit, there's a scene where he's running through leaves on the ground....leaves on ground, fall, end of life, downfall...maybe?

The scene with the fire could be reminiscent of Hell, maybe?

I've always took in that way based on The Divine Comedy (Dante's "Inferno") that suicides are damned to the 7th circle of Hell. It might be in the Bible that suicides go to Hell as well, but I've haven't read much of the Bible so I'm not sure.