Recently, Internet users have been lashing out against the Colombian singer, Karol Gand apparently, according to thousands of users, the artist referenced several satanic subliminal messagesthrough his song ‘S91‘, Is this really possible?, or is it just an unexpected coincidence. Even though Karol G had explained previously that the title of his song ‘S91’ referenced the Salmo 91 from the bible, a content creator decided to analyze the song, and upon listening to the entire song, she highlighted a specific verse.
«Don’t be afraid of the nocturnal dangers, nor the plagues that come with darkness. Well, a thousand will fall to your right and ten thousand to your left, but nothing will happen to you“Where he assured that the singer is actually quoting the psalm of ‘satanic book‘, «A person who knows the word of God would have realized that the psalm that Karol G says is the psalm from the satanic book, not the one from the bible«.
The famous Colombian singer got fed up with all the accusations that he was receiving for his supposed satanic messages in his song, so responded forcefully through his Instagram«Stop those stories about people doing well because they made a pact, I don’t know with whom, or because they belong to a strange group of I don’t know what… To the people who work hard, who make an effort and who do things with love, He’s doing very well in life.”
He also added that he deeply believes in God and that good deeds are well rewarded, even so, many users they were not convinced and continued to relate the themes of occultism with the song by Karol G, where they pointed out the supposed intention of the singer to gain fame and money through satanic references. What do you think of all this?
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