"Fomentation" - the dark truth about the Halftime show

I want to introduce you to this concept called fomentation. Fomentation is this idea that you can instigate certain things in the world to lead to an ultimate outcome. In the same sense, fermentation, which is a process that things like plants go through in that same way, fomentation is layering different events, propaganda, media, for them to kind of ferment into something else, something that was pre-planned. If you're trying to make beer or alcohol, you actually first need sugar, which then mixes with yeast, if I'm not mistaken, to create alcohol. These are all natural processes, but the outcome was completely planned. It's no secret that the Halftime Show with Kendrick Lamar had some hidden messages in it. But what I think people are completely missing out on is this concept of fomentation. But here's the question. You see, when you have an event like the Super Bowl, these things are all being paid for by investors. A common thing I see online, especially on TikTok, is that Kendrick was not paid for this performance at all, that he put up this whole thing and exposed the governments and he didn't get paid for it. I really want you to question why. I mean, why wouldn't an artist get paid for such a huge performance? And I really want you to look back at the history of the media and how much the government has been able to control the media from France all the way to America. You don't get on TV if you're not saying the things that they want you to talk about. That has been very much evident. And I want to give you a new perspective on what it is that these companies, these politicians, these governments are actually trying to foment. And with that, let's watch this video. Apple Music Super Bowl 59 Halftime Show. Obviously, this is Apple. Rather, just look at the symbology of this, the Garden of Eden, the forbidden fruit that was taken. Now, it sounds crazy right now, but just just keep watching. So you have this apple and then you have this game board. Look at this timer. And I'm going to go back here. The timer that you see will always end in a six, a zero or five. What is going on with your timer? I mean, it goes from five to six to 10 to five to 15 to 16, kind of an irregular amount of sixes. Crazy talk. I know. But just keep watching. I really need you to, like, connect the dots on this because we saw an apple and now we saw this count with sixes that come out of nowhere. We all know what 666 means. It's the number of the Antichrist. Let's keep watching. And this is the great American game. Okay, notice the chain that he's wearing, a chain with the letter A. What I notice when I watch this is the actual individual counts. There's a bunch of these people in red, a lot less of them in blue. But there's these three people in white. Really notice the colors and who is wearing the colors. Kendrick Lamar himself is wearing this mix of white and blue. You see that there is a distinct number of these people in white, a distinct number of these people in red and seldom people in blue. America works with this left versus right system. There's the red and the blue. And that's kind of how you divide yourself, like, liberal, conservative, red or blue. But then there's these people in white and it makes you wonder, who do they represent? The revolution is about to be televised, you pick the right time with the wrong guy. Too loud. Too ghetto. Mr. Lamar, do you really know how to play the guitar? So now they split into these two groups. Just look at, just remember that. This scene here is going to be confusing to most people if you don't know it, but the song here is actually, it's called Man in the Garden. It's about somebody who believes he deserves it all, just like Adam in the garden. But what's weird is, is this part. But now I want you to watch this. This is the X that you saw at the beginning. This X is actually red now. When Uncle Sam says, deduct one point, the cross, or the X, whatever you want to call it, turns red. Now on top of that, I want you to also notice how this is lined up perfectly to the 30 yard line. Totally crazy to say this, right? But just keep watching. Everyone in here is in white. Distinctly in white. Even Kendrick is wearing white. You have these people walking in an S pattern, but I want you to notice their shadows. Each of them have one shadow, and it makes for this really weird scene where at the very front there's this guy who has two shadows. Again, so crazy to say out loud, but it has something to do with this duality, this idea of duality in Satanism, but it has everything to do with the snake. I'm still trying to learn it too. They make their way over to this triangle, but the person singing here is actually sitting right at the exact spot where the all-seeing eye would be for the Illuminati, if you know that kind of stuff. Let's look at the order of events here. We had an apple with a bite taken out of it. A bunch of these sixes. A great American game. When he brought his homies out, the scorekeepers had to deduct one life. The X turns red. Now they're all walking in a snake pattern to this triangle where the person sitting is sitting in the eye of the all-seeing eye, and again, notice how she's wearing red. Okay, so the next scene is also kind of strange. They walk around in this circle. Notice how the people in the circle are wearing only white and red, but as they're going around in the circle, they're moving everyone who's from all these different colors forward, almost as if it's a gear that's moving it forward. The people in white and the people in red are the very gears that are moving the people forward. Notice how it's only the people in white and red. It's like as if they're trying to say something about the people in white and the people in red are working together like a gear to move these people. Now the song that's going to be playing is this song accusing Drake of pedophilia. This is somebody who's not getting paid to perform at the Super Bowl, making a shot, a very, very, like, serious accusation against somebody who's also in the music industry. Imagine you were putting on a show for like 100 million people, but you're not getting paid for it. There's no benefit that you're getting other than this idea that you're taking down an alleged pedophile, which is great. I think that's great. But remember what I said at the beginning about this idea of fomentation. Like he's not getting paid for this. Remember the people who were in red and in white who were seemingly the ones in power. Even in this moment here, he's singing this song about like a cultural divide, the fact that they're like trying to fake influence, like they're trying to control people. My whole point here is that this is a very subliminal thing going on. If I was blue and I was trying to get a shot at red, and I had an opportunity to perform at the Super Bowl and share my thoughts, I'd probably do something symbolic like this. I'd make all the dancers behind me red. It would be this subliminal message of the people controlling you, the people playing the game, are the ones in red. When you have something like this on TV, this is gonna be sponsored, advertised, this is gonna be invested in. But the people who have invested in these things, 99% of the time they'll have some kind of vested interest, some kind of geopolitical reason for why they are investing their money into this thing. You're trying to ferment these events into something brand new, into something that you want to happen. This idea of fomentation. I mean, if you look at even the Nazis back in Nazi Germany, what they would do is they would plant a bomb on their own train stations, and when the bomb blows up and kills a whole bunch of people, they blame it on the other country. And then that's the reason for war. That's fomentation. They're instigating. Now I want to finish this video with just a couple more notes. I want you to notice how all of these items are perfectly aligned to the 30 yard line. This is 20, this is 30, this is 40. Now what does 30 actually stand for? Now that is a whole different conversation in itself, and I don't fully understand it myself, but it has something to do with one third of heaven falling. Jesus was 33 years when he started this ministry. He was buried for three days, and then he comes back to life. There's the Holy Spirit, the Son, and the Father, the Holy Trinity. Weird. It just is weird. Again, notice the A. It'll finally make sense. So as you can see here, there's a flag, and this is barely televised. Kendrick was wearing this A as a chain, but now what you can see here is an A with these two little kids reaching for it. What does this mean? And like, I'm confused too, and I don't have all the answers. He just finished singing this song about Drake being a literal pedophile. Now you have these two kids reaching for the A, but there's another layer to that. Man in the Garden was a song he rapped before that. He lost a life for singing that song because he brought his homies with him, but at the very start of this whole video, you saw this apple with a bite taken out of it. And now they're reaching for this A. Like, you can see this as Adam and Eve reaching for the apple. You can see this as kids reaching for something. Him representing the same symbol that they're reaching for, with him also taking shots at an alleged pedophile. It's very curious what kind of psychological messages come from seeing something like this. He says he's prophetic. It seems like the NFL, the Super Bowl halftime show, was some kind of layer that's being used to foment something else. I personally wonder if everything that's been going on with the exposures of really terrible people, if these are being used to foment some kind of psychology, which can be used later on for some geopolitical purpose. When I see kids online on TikTok saying that, oh, this is Kendrick, he's trying to expose and he's not even getting paid for it, my mind says, hold on, that's not how the world works. That's not how investors work. Imagine saying to the Super Bowl that I'm going to perform a song where I call somebody a pedophile. It doesn't make sense. Something's going on. I don't know what it is exactly. The Bible says that we fight not against flesh and blood, but against spirits and principalities. It's like they're trying to rile up people against each other. The revolution is about to be televised. The revolution. You know what happens during a revolution. People are angry, and I understand that, and me too, to an extent, at all the lies that we've been fed for the past decades. But on the flip side of that, I wonder if the natural response, the anger that people feel towards the terrible, scandalous, horrible things they're doing behind closed doors, I wonder if this anger might be used for something evil. What happens when the people fomenting this anger are the ones who are actually participating in all that crazy stuff? But I'm just some crazy YouTuber. Let me know what you think.