Speaker 1: We choose to go to the moon and diss decay
Speaker 1: and do the other things not because they are easy,
Speaker 1: but because they are hard, because that goal will serve
Speaker 1: to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills,
Speaker 1: Because that challenge is one that we're willing to accept.
Speaker 1: One we are unwilling to postpone and one we intend
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Speaker 3: This is Event Horizon and I am your host, Mark
Speaker 3: Anthony Peterson. This is the podcast where we take a
Speaker 3: walk into the paranormal with a splash of conspiracy. This
Speaker 3: is the podcast that would be born if David Ike
Speaker 3: and X Files had a baby. Guys, welcome to episode
Speaker 3: ninety nine. Can you Believe It? Ninety nine I looked
Speaker 3: back at it the other day, and I guess we've
Speaker 3: been at this for about seven years, sharing our thoughts
Speaker 3: with you on various topics that are mostly paranormal, some
Speaker 3: of them parapolitics. It's been a fun rid and this
Speaker 3: show should be fun to you as well. Last year
Speaker 3: we did a recap of the halftime show, and this
Speaker 3: year we're gonna do the same thing. Super Bowl fifty
Speaker 3: nine and the halftime show and the title of the episode,
Speaker 3: Kendrick Lamar is a da Vinci, Yes, a da Vinci.
Speaker 3: Before I explain that and get into what we saw
Speaker 3: at super Bowl fifty nine, let me give you the disclaimer.
Speaker 3: I am not a religious expert. Far from it. We've
Speaker 3: been thrown out of more churches than I've been welcomed into,
Speaker 3: and rightfully so. I am not a physicist, theoretical or otherwise.
Speaker 3: But I did stay at a holiday in express and
Speaker 3: I think that gives me the right to do some research,
Speaker 3: apply first principles, and bring what I've learned back here
Speaker 3: to you. Cool. Cool, Okay, let's get into super Bowl
Speaker 3: fifty nine and all the antics that come along with it.
Speaker 3: Some people say you should have it treated like a
Speaker 3: national holiday because most of us are too tired to
Speaker 3: get up and work the next day, or hungover or
Speaker 3: just stuffed like a Thanksgiving turkey from all the food
Speaker 3: we gobbled up as we watched the game. As all
Speaker 3: of you know by now, the three peat did not
Speaker 3: happen in the Philadelphia Eagles. They flew high won the game.
Speaker 3: I'm not an Eagles fan, but i am a Jalen
Speaker 3: Hurts fan, so I'm glad that he was able to
Speaker 3: secure that victory for his team, along with that wonderful
Speaker 3: Georgia Bulldog led defense. Love seeing Georgia Bulldogs show out
Speaker 3: on the biggest stage. Before we get into talking about
Speaker 3: the halftime show, let's talk about some of those commercials.
Speaker 3: Which ones that you like? Well, I'll give you a
Speaker 3: perspective on a couple that stood out for me. What
Speaker 3: was Kanye West doing with the easy commercial? I know
Speaker 3: most of you who have studied marketing with site at
Speaker 3: least ten things wrong with that commercial, but from what
Speaker 3: I can tell, it was effective at driving people to
Speaker 3: the website yeezy dot com, where they were greeted with
Speaker 3: several products that bore a swastika. So probably not what
Speaker 3: they were expecting, but he I think accomplished what he
Speaker 3: wanted to accomplish because people are talking about him today.
Speaker 3: But one of the one of the funnier commercials. I
Speaker 3: love that Mountain Deuke Baja Blast commercial where the seal
Speaker 3: turns into seal. That was very cool, very funny in
Speaker 3: having sealed in the commercial just capped it off. I
Speaker 3: liked the commercial with door Cell and Tom Brady as
Speaker 3: a robot and the reference to Gronk. That was a
Speaker 3: great call back to his roast where Grounk was played
Speaker 3: off as kind of a caveman or a robot, and
Speaker 3: Do Herself did a very good job of executing against
Speaker 3: their core messages. The Dodge Ram commercial a new take
Speaker 3: on the Three Bears. I may be a little biased
Speaker 3: because I drive a Dodge Ram and I have put
Speaker 3: four hundred thousand miles on my truck, so I'm a
Speaker 3: little biased, but I love the Three Bear story, always have,
Speaker 3: always will, and I love their take on it. The
Speaker 3: Hellman's commercial. For those of you who saw when Harry
Speaker 3: met Sally, those lines, those reactions never get old. I'm
Speaker 3: having what she's having. Real cool, nice throwback for those
Speaker 3: of you who saw that movie. So check out our
Speaker 3: social media links. Tell me the commercials you liked, because
Speaker 3: there were a ton of them, but compare to past years,
Speaker 3: it just wasn't as exciting as it has been. Right,
Speaker 3: there were no memorable Coca Cola commercials or Pepsi commercials
Speaker 3: or Coca Cola, you know, picking at pepsi or pepsi
Speaker 3: picking at Coca Cola. So it lacked that kind of
Speaker 3: spark that I love to see in the commercials. And
Speaker 3: maybe the analysis for these companies has sown that you're
Speaker 3: just not getting the payback for the prices that keep
Speaker 3: going up to get an ad before doing the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: And if that's the case, then I understand. But this
Speaker 3: was usually the place where American marketers shine and put
Speaker 3: their best work out doing the Super Bowl. And though
Speaker 3: there was some funny commercials, we just didn't have a
Speaker 3: full roster of those doing this Super Bowl. So tell
Speaker 3: me what your thoughts are. Love the emails I get
Speaker 3: from you guys, and so share that with me, or
Speaker 3: your thoughts if I miss on or if you think
Speaker 3: the ones I thought were good actually stink, let me
Speaker 3: know and let me know why. Let's get into the
Speaker 3: the halftime show before I give you kind of my
Speaker 3: thoughts on the game and from a paranormal perspective. The
Speaker 3: halftime show this year was a complete deviation, in my opinion,
Speaker 3: from past halftime shows, which were ritualistic nods to Satan
Speaker 3: dripping with imagery. Satanic imagery. We did not get that
Speaker 3: this time. Kendrick Lamar basically gave us a nineteen sixties
Speaker 3: protest right in front of the president, an indictment of
Speaker 3: the history of the United States, but also a path forward.
Speaker 3: I don't know some of you are thinking, I thought
Speaker 3: he got up there and dissed Drake. Yeah, he did that.
Speaker 3: He had to throw red meat to his core fans
Speaker 3: who were following the beef that he has with Drake.
Speaker 3: He wanted to tease that as part of what he did,
Speaker 3: and to use Serena Williams to play a role in that.
Speaker 3: But for the larger part, he gave an indictment of
Speaker 3: everything and may have even thrown out that he thinks
Speaker 3: we're living in the matrix. Whooh, I know some of
Speaker 3: you're thinking, I've read everything about the halftime show and
Speaker 3: no one said he hinted at us living in a simulation. Well,
Speaker 3: I'll get to that and talk to you about that
Speaker 3: at some point in this discussion. So how did it
Speaker 3: turn into a protest? It started from the very first second.
Speaker 3: Kendrick Lamar is standing atop a GNX Buick Black Buick
Speaker 3: nineteen eighty seven model, and that is your first hint.
Speaker 3: That car the GNX. The GNX stands or Grand National Experimental.
Speaker 3: There were only five hundred of those made to pay
Speaker 3: tribute to the Daytona five hundred where this car was
Speaker 3: intended to dominate. But it's the Grand National Experimental that
Speaker 3: is a nod towards this being a protest. Halftime show,
Speaker 3: Alexander Hamilton described the United States as the Grand Experiment.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it's just the Grand Experiment or the Grand experiment
Speaker 3: in democracy. So to have that car set up the
Speaker 3: way it was, the g NX, even though there's a
Speaker 3: lot of ties to this car and his upbringing, if
Speaker 3: I remember correctly, it was that model that his father
Speaker 3: drove him in when he was born from the hospital
Speaker 3: to the house, so there's a there's a personal connection.
Speaker 3: But the the GNX here, I think is a direct
Speaker 3: link between Alexander Hamilton's coining the phrase great Experiment and
Speaker 3: when describing the American experiment and what Kendrick Lamar was
Speaker 3: just about to rap about, how do I think Why
Speaker 3: do I think that's true? So that's the first link,
Speaker 3: but we get the MC him self. Samuel L. Jackson
Speaker 3: dressed as Uncle Sam, so a secondary link there, but
Speaker 3: there's a nuance to that. Samuel L. Jackson. Jackson is
Speaker 3: dressed identically to a character that we all may know,
Speaker 3: Apollo Creed, who was one of the antagonists in the
Speaker 3: first Rocky movie An Apollo Creed was inspired by the
Speaker 3: first black heavyweight champion in the United States, Jack Johnson.
Speaker 3: So you have an American figure in Samuel L. Jackson, who,
Speaker 3: for some of you don't know, got kicked out of
Speaker 3: Morehouse because he took Doctor King's relatives hostage in a
Speaker 3: test on the campus, playing the role of Uncle Sam.
Speaker 3: Looking a lot like Apollo Creed, who was born out
Speaker 3: of the legacy of Jack Johnson, who was arrested by
Speaker 3: the United States on the Man Act. Yeah, he spent
Speaker 3: time at Leavenworth because he dared to transport his white
Speaker 3: wife across state lines. The Man Act forbid anyone from
Speaker 3: transporting a woman across state lines if they were to
Speaker 3: perform illicit or immoral acts. And so Jack Johnson was
Speaker 3: arrested and served time in Leavenworth for doing that with
Speaker 3: his wife. Now, during the first Trump administration, he pardoned
Speaker 3: Jack Johnson. So you see the nuanced protests that Lamar
Speaker 3: sets up at the very beginning, But he gives you
Speaker 3: another couple subtle jabs. When the doors to the GNX open,
Speaker 3: black men come out, one after the other in different
Speaker 3: colors red, white, blue, and there are dozens of them.
Speaker 3: I couldn't keep up with the count, but my guess
Speaker 3: is of those original dancers, there were probably fifty six
Speaker 3: of those. Why because the men who signed their name
Speaker 3: on the declaration promising their fortunes their property to start
Speaker 3: this experiment, there were fifty six of them. Now I
Speaker 3: know there were at least fifty people when those men
Speaker 3: who came out of the car formed the flag. But
Speaker 3: the real indictment was that the door opening up in
Speaker 3: all of those men coming out of the car visually,
Speaker 3: I know each of you were taken back to every
Speaker 3: cartoon you've seen of a clown car, where fifty clowns
Speaker 3: come out of a car that's way too small for
Speaker 3: them to ride in. That's the second or third indictment.
Speaker 3: The Great National Experiment is a clown show, right. Think
Speaker 3: about the first word Samuel L. Jackson said while he
Speaker 3: stood there dressed as Uncle Sam. Welcome to the Great
Speaker 3: American Game. Okay, So in your first minute of the
Speaker 3: halftime show, we get the indictment and we get the
Speaker 3: black men who climbed out of the car, a clown
Speaker 3: show car to indicate the first level of protests. Now,
Speaker 3: as these men are emerging from the gn X, Kendrick
Speaker 3: Lamar states the line, the revolution will be televised, but
Speaker 3: you pick the wrong guys. You see. I think he's
Speaker 3: saying that within America, you have a group of people
Speaker 3: who have been on this ride, in this car, on
Speaker 3: playing this game from the beginning, and these men emerge
Speaker 3: to form the flag of the United States. But it's
Speaker 3: all just a game. The game keeps getting played on,
Speaker 3: the people who are getting out of the car, the
Speaker 3: people who are filming the flag. It's all been just
Speaker 3: a game. But the revolution to change the game will
Speaker 3: be televised, and you guys pick the wrong guys. That
Speaker 3: has a lot of meaning. It's a double led sword
Speaker 3: because the revolution you may not be expecting is not
Speaker 3: coming from the people who's filming the flag, but the
Speaker 3: people who are controlling the game, there's a deep message.
Speaker 3: I had to go back and look at it and
Speaker 3: listen to it twice. Why I call Lamar a da Vinci.
Speaker 3: Da Vinci was a rebel of his day, but he
Speaker 3: was able to convey messages to people who could see
Speaker 3: and hear it in his art. He could entertain you
Speaker 3: with the art or he could inform you with the art.
Speaker 3: And Kendrick Lamar is capable of doing that on the
Speaker 3: same level as a da Vinci. How do we know
Speaker 3: it was a game? How do we know that everything
Speaker 3: is a game? The car was on the stage. For
Speaker 3: those of you who wondered why the shapes were they
Speaker 3: what you could see the aerial view of the stage.
Speaker 3: Why did it look like a big tic tac toe
Speaker 3: when they initially started the halftime show. It wasn't a
Speaker 3: tic tac toe board. It was the controller, the game
Speaker 3: controller for the PlayStation. They designed the stage to look
Speaker 3: like the PlayStation game controller. You know the company that
Speaker 3: has the slogan play has no limits. If the entire
Speaker 3: stage is a game controller and the GNX black buick
Speaker 3: is on the stage, that means we're all part of
Speaker 3: a game where there's a larger group beyond us, be
Speaker 3: it the deep state, whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 3: that's controlling the game, that's pushing the buttons. And it's
Speaker 3: interesting how Lamar used the stage in each of the
Speaker 3: controller buttons to illuminate his messages as they move from
Speaker 3: the triangle to the cross, to the circle to the square.
Speaker 3: It was beautifully executed for those of you who were
Speaker 3: watching that. Now, the double ledged on this is that
Speaker 3: the PlayStation it's competitive advantages that they have built a
Speaker 3: strong relationship with third party developers, ensuring that they have
Speaker 3: a diverse and a high quality game library, a very
Speaker 3: different strategy than some of the other game control of
Speaker 3: the gaming devices. Are you getting the words they have
Speaker 3: a third party developer relationship that ensures diversity, and that
Speaker 3: that diversity has given them high quality game in a
Speaker 3: larger library. Now, he could have patterned the stage after
Speaker 3: the controllers for any other device. Why did he pick
Speaker 3: the PlayStation again making that indictment for those of us
Speaker 3: who would do the homework to understand the hidden messages.
Speaker 3: If you've played PlayStation, you know the circle and cross
Speaker 3: represent yes and no in the gaming world. The triangle
Speaker 3: symbolizes a point of view. It also represents to me
Speaker 3: the Holy Trinity, and you will see that when you
Speaker 3: align the music with where they are on the stage.
Speaker 3: The square is gives you access to the menu. But
Speaker 3: when you think about it from a spiritual sense, it
Speaker 3: symbolizes stability, order, strong foundation. Now, when you take this
Speaker 3: analysis and married up to the songs that Kendrick Lamar performed,
Speaker 3: Humble Now, this song just opposes fame and humility and
Speaker 3: focuses on true authenticity, which is at the core of
Speaker 3: what he brings to the table. With a lot of
Speaker 3: his songs, DNA describes the hardships that he has faced
Speaker 3: as well as the hardships that black people have gone through. Again,
Speaker 3: as I'm trying, it's an indictment of the Black American journey.
Speaker 3: Euphoria is a this song aimed at Drake. I'm a phony,
Speaker 3: but he's talking to me, in my opinion, to this
Speaker 3: larger journey and that it being not real. Now, when
Speaker 3: I think about that again, that's the double led sword.
Speaker 3: When we were talking about a gaming device being the
Speaker 3: actual plane of existence, are we talking about people being
Speaker 3: phony in terms of their personalities or this existence being
Speaker 3: a simulation. Maybe that's why he asked to turn the
Speaker 3: TV off at the end of his performance. But he's
Speaker 3: like Doctor King in the way that he's delivering the messages,
Speaker 3: because he will give you one that is in your
Speaker 3: face while suddenly sliding in another message or theme. Man
Speaker 3: at the Garden, This is a message of earning your
Speaker 3: success and earning your recognition. Peekaboo. This is a critique
Speaker 3: of the industry, the music industry, and the fact that
Speaker 3: there are so many phonies, people who are speaking to
Speaker 3: the culture but aren't in the culture, people who are
Speaker 3: trying to control the culture, people who are playing it
Speaker 3: for a game, not like us. Everybody loves that song,
Speaker 3: knows that he's being sued for that song. But there's
Speaker 3: a deeper meaning there too, which is why I think
Speaker 3: he brings out the folks that he believes are authentic,
Speaker 3: like Serena Williams who used to date Drake, to further
Speaker 3: indict the phonies that are being given to you. In
Speaker 3: my other podcast, the Mark Peterson Show, I talk about
Speaker 3: the number of black leaders that have been given to
Speaker 3: the black community, and I bring forth the evidence to
Speaker 3: show how all of them have either been linked to
Speaker 3: intelligence agencies as an asset or as an agent, and
Speaker 3: so though they were positioned as leaders devotees to the communities,
Speaker 3: they were phonies. And I think Drake is put in
Speaker 3: the position of having to defend himself when the song
Speaker 3: like not like Us is out there, and the song
Speaker 3: goes even further to accuse him of some very very
Speaker 3: salacious acts. Luther as in Vandross. But if you dig
Speaker 3: deeper into that name is a German name meaning army
Speaker 3: or famous or famous army, and that's a call, in
Speaker 3: my opinion, to revolution. As he said at the very beginning,
Speaker 3: revolution will be televised, but you pick the wrong guys.
Speaker 3: So putting Luther in the song focuses again on love, empowerment,
Speaker 3: and the desire to make the world a better place.
Speaker 3: All the Stars. That song was on the Black Panther
Speaker 3: album the soundtrack, I think another nod to the protest
Speaker 3: themes that we see throughout the entire show, and it
Speaker 3: kind of caps it off in my opinion, as a
Speaker 3: secondary black national anthem. That's asking you to stay true
Speaker 3: to yourself, to celebrate your heritage, to have strength and
Speaker 3: beauty and appreciation for diversity. And the song is a
Speaker 3: reminder that we are all a part of something bigger.
Speaker 3: All the stars, we are nothing but star dust, all
Speaker 3: of us. We're all a piece of the universe, a
Speaker 3: slice of the consciousness, and we can't forget that. Last
Speaker 3: on TV Off Unfiltered Truth, he talks about the alpha
Speaker 3: and the Omega and gives us the charge to disengage
Speaker 3: from the distractions and focus on the more meaningful pursuits.
Speaker 3: His protest is not just an African heritage protests. The
Speaker 3: colors of the flag are an invitation to us all
Speaker 3: to call back to what the fifty six men did
Speaker 3: to launch this experiment. To them, it wasn't a game.
Speaker 3: And I think that's what Kendrick Lamar is driving us
Speaker 3: back to remember what was the core essence of what
Speaker 3: started this experiment. What do you think, guys. Have I
Speaker 3: gone completely off the rails and didn't drink enough kombucha
Speaker 3: while watching the halftime show or are some of these
Speaker 3: points valid when you go back and look at it again.
Speaker 3: For me, it was refreshing not to have to look
Speaker 3: at dozens upon dozens of satanic images horned individuals performing
Speaker 3: rituals right there on stage. It was refreshing to see
Speaker 3: a true Da Vinci perform art and deliver powerful messages,
Speaker 3: whether you agree with them or not. Now let's get
Speaker 3: back to the gang. We all know who the winner was.
Speaker 3: It was the Philadelphia Eagles. They defeated the Kansas City
Speaker 3: Chiefs twenty two to forty total score sixty two. For
Speaker 3: those of you who follow the podcast, you have heard
Speaker 3: me say that time is an illusion and that the
Speaker 3: indications of the future are all around us. And the
Speaker 3: more we are in align with our consciousness, with the universal consciousness,
Speaker 3: we can sense snippets of the future. Some of that
Speaker 3: may show up in the literature where people have found
Speaker 3: codes in the Bible that are pointers to the future.
Speaker 3: Some of them are numbers, messages that our indicators are
Speaker 3: that point to what may happen in the future. I'm
Speaker 3: a strong believer in that. So what do we know
Speaker 3: about the number sixty two? Well, it's the only number
Speaker 3: whose cube consists of three digits that each occur two times.
Speaker 3: Those three digits are two, three, and eight. They occur
Speaker 3: two times in the cube of the number sixty two.
Speaker 3: So whatever we're going to get, we're going to get
Speaker 3: a double dose of it. Louis Pasture came up with
Speaker 3: the rabies vaccine at the age of sixty two, so
Speaker 3: could we now be getting a second dose of vaccines
Speaker 3: to deal with another outbreak possibly. The number sixty two
Speaker 3: is the country code for Indonesia, which is a strategic
Speaker 3: ally in the in Asia kind of a middle country
Speaker 3: much like Egypt or Jordan in the Middle East that
Speaker 3: I think is going to play a bigger role in
Speaker 3: what's the calm as tariff's money wars lead to possible
Speaker 3: shooting wars. Sixty two is also the age of retirement,
Speaker 3: which could indicate that some of what we're going to
Speaker 3: see are going to affect those who are going to
Speaker 3: be retiring and need their money the most, which makes
Speaker 3: it coincidental that sixty two is also a better care
Speaker 3: code that speaks to a number of high charge days.
Speaker 3: It's also a hospice code that looks at the high
Speaker 3: routine home care days. Code sixty two and again link
Speaker 3: it to your money is a code for chargebacks, which
Speaker 3: usually occur when merchants fail to scan your chip but
Speaker 3: instead use the magnetic stripe because either the customers that
Speaker 3: the chip's not working or they don't have a machine
Speaker 3: that reads the EMV chip. So it's a chargeback. So
Speaker 3: what we may be seeing in this future that may
Speaker 3: have another vaccine associated with it will have something to
Speaker 3: do with your inability to make payments or to get
Speaker 3: money because you don't have a chip. In India, sixty
Speaker 3: two is the prefix associated with the state of Juguari Ratt.
Speaker 3: Forgive me if I pronounce that wrong, but it's the
Speaker 3: most the state with the biggest impact on the Indian economy.
Speaker 3: They produce chemicals, petro pharmaceuticals, textiles, and they were at
Speaker 3: the forefront of the Indian independence movement. Maybe it's an
Speaker 3: indicator of all the critical components for the US economy
Speaker 3: and what the state's world played in independence may foreshadow
Speaker 3: something that we will face in our future. Sixty two
Speaker 3: is also the out of service code, the out of
Speaker 3: service code, the conditional forwarding that diverts your incoming calls
Speaker 3: and messages when your cell phone is not on or
Speaker 3: the network or without a network signal, so you can't communicate.
Speaker 3: You will be out of service without your chip. With
Speaker 3: a second vaccine for something that's going to hit us
Speaker 3: twice and the Honeywell hot water tanks, code sixty two
Speaker 3: is a soft lockout, so if you try to light
Speaker 3: the hot water heater three times, it locks you out. Guys,
Speaker 3: this is just me looking at what the number sixty
Speaker 3: two means to all of the different devices that play
Speaker 3: a role in our lives, or the countries that play
Speaker 3: a role in our lives, and it seems to tell
Speaker 3: a story of revelation. Now again, I could drink some
Speaker 3: kobucha and maybe come back to reality, because you can
Speaker 3: do mental gymnastics with any number you want to. But
Speaker 3: I thought this was interesting in the sense that the
Speaker 3: Super Bowl has always been used as this stage for
Speaker 3: rituals and that the numbers that are associated with the
Speaker 3: game foreshadow something about our future. And if what I
Speaker 3: just did with these mental gymnastics are any indication of
Speaker 3: what's to come, we all need to start praying. Absolutely
Speaker 3: all need to start praying, not just for the Kansas
Speaker 3: City Chiefs, but for everyone on the planet. Guys, up,
Speaker 3: I hope you enjoyed this episode. I appreciate you hanging
Speaker 3: in there with me and going through my gymnastics, mental
Speaker 3: gymnastics as well as my interpretation. And that's what it was,
Speaker 3: an interpretation of Kendrick Lamar's halftime show. All of that
Speaker 3: could be completely wrong. But when you go back and
Speaker 3: think about how he approaches his music, very Da Vinci esque.
Speaker 3: The guy is a lyricist of the highest degree, and
Speaker 3: I love that about his music. If you like the episode,
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