Elon Musk's Sweet land: conspiracies, aliens and controversy
Elon Musk's 'Sweet land' video sparks theories about aliens, hidden messages and racial controversy. A look at the online reactions.
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Elon Musk's Sweet land: conspiracies, aliens and controversy
Conspiracy theories in a music video from Elon Musk? Yes, and they come with aliens, dimensional portals and coded messages linking JFK to Donald Trump. The billionaire posted a promotional video titled "Sweet land" that, rather than a song, has become a puzzle for hunters of the hidden.
Hidden messages and cryptic references
In the video, users detected multiple layers of symbolism: from a folder some associate with the JFK file to an appearance by Kurt Russell dressed as a Jehovah's Witness. The acronym UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) and the phrase "Heavy pulp = orange juice = Donald Trump" are read as clues to a web of connections leading to interdimensional portals. Some even speculate that artificial intelligence was used to create it.
Racial controversy and divided reactions
It wasn't all theories. The racial makeup of the video sparked a parallel debate: while some celebrated the absence of Black people, others pointed to Obama's presence as an attempt to "ruin it." These biased comments show how Musk's content polarizes even on purely aesthetic matters. The discussion ended with tasteless remarks that, fortunately, remained on the margins of the internet.
In any case, the video has already done what every conspiracy theorist dreams of: getting attention.
Conspiracy theories in a music video from Elon Musk? Yes, and they come with aliens, dimensional portals and coded messages linking JFK to Donald Trump. The billionaire posted a promotional video titled "Sweet land" that, rather than a song, has become a puzzle for hunters of the hidden.
Hidden messages and cryptic references
In the video, users detected multiple layers of symbolism: from a folder some associate with the JFK file to an appearance by Kurt Russell dressed as a Jehovah's Witness. The acronym UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) and the phrase "Heavy pulp = orange juice = Donald Trump" are read as clues to a web of connections leading to interdimensional portals. Some even speculate that artificial intelligence was used to create it.
Racial controversy and divided reactions
It wasn't all theories. The racial makeup of the video sparked a parallel debate: while some celebrated the absence of Black people, others pointed to Obama's presence as an attempt to "ruin it." These biased comments show how Musk's content polarizes even on purely aesthetic matters. The discussion ended with tasteless remarks that, fortunately, remained on the margins of the internet.
In any case, the video has already done what every conspiracy theorist dreams of: getting attention.
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