Katy Perry’s “Watch It Burn”: When Demonic Possession Is Portrayed As Empowering

Katy Perry has been a staple on this site for over a decade. That’s because her life and career follow a classic “industry slave” arc that is simply too obvious to ignore.

After rather wholesome beginnings singing Christian and gospel music, the singer, formerly known as Katy Hudson, moved to Los Angeles and rebranded as Katy Perry. Then she quickly reached mainstream success with a song called I Kissed a Girl … and she liked it. Other than turning into something of a sex symbol during the early 2010s, Katy released a slew of highly symbolic videos such as Wide Awake, which is one of the most blatant videos about Monarch mind control ever made.

As the years went by, Katy delved deeper into the industry, and the symbolism surrounding her kept getting darker. For instance, her single Bon Appetit was literally about cannibalism – one of the occult elite’s more disturbing obsessions.

During that time, Perry also entered a bizarre “humiliation phase” in which everything she did was immediately met with scorn and ridicule. That seemingly never-ending cycle might now be winding down, as the media is no longer forcing Katy to endure weird, embarrassing ordeals.

The somewhat positive coverage began with her highly publicized relationship with Justin Trudeau, the ex-Prime Minister of Canada. In many ways, that relationship makes sense. Both of them are photogenic pawns of the globalist elite who are only allowed to do as they’re told.

To assist with her media rehabilitation, Katy finally released a new video that was NOT custom-made to humiliate her (unlike her 2024 single Woman’s World – one of the biggest flops of the decade).

In Watch It Burn, Katy Perry is cool and empowered … but she’s also literally possessed by a demon. That’s a good way of symbolizing how the entertainment industry works.

Watch It Burn is meant to be a sequel to her video Bandaid, a video in which she endures a series of painful ordeals.

One could interpret Bandaid as Katy Perry symbolically undergoing Monarch programming, which consists of forcing a slave to undergo intense trauma to create an alter persona.

Appropriately enough, electroshock torture is one of the main techniques used in Monarch mind control. And, appropriately enough, in Watch It Burn, Katy Perry emerges with a brand new and powerful persona. Here’s a look at the video.

Watch Her Burn

We quickly realize that Perry’s injuries are not merely physical – they’re also spiritual.

The scene above strongly implies several things. First, the hazmat suit indicates that Perry is not merely injured, but she’s “infected.” And the treatment is not merely medical – it is an all-out exorcism.

However, it doesn’t seem to work. The opposite is actually happening.

Then, a new Katy Perry emerges with a new look and new powers.

Meanwhile, the song’s lyrics seem to address the industry’s past mistreatment of her.

For years, you fed me only crumbs
You paid me only dust
Said I was too hard to love, woah
For years, I tried to rise above
Was only light and love
But now I’m, “Shut the f*ck up,” woah

At the bottom of the TV screens, a “headlie” says, “Woman got arrested.” Does this have something to do with Katy being accused of sexual assault by Ruby Rose?

In any case, Katy ultimately seems to undergo a profound transformation.

The video ends with Katy emerging from the water, fully baptized. Is she now free from her demon, and from the industry’s demons? Doubt it.

In Conclusion

Many interpret Watch It Burn as Katy Perry reconnecting to her Christian roots, as the video starts with demonic possession and ends with her being baptized at a church. However, there are some clues that indicate a different narrative. First, why did Katy become possessed AFTER being exorcised by the priest? Second, why is the demonic possession (and not Christianity) the force that gives her the power and the confidence to lash back at the negativity that has been plaguing her? The answer is simple: We are dealing with classic duplicity by a product of the occult elite.

In reality, Katy is more involved with the occult elite than ever. Her dealings with the WEF, Trudeau, and high-level political propaganda indicate that she is not free from anything.

Watch It Burn simply indicates that Katy’s “humiliation phase” might be coming to an end. She is allowed to pursue her career in the industry while keeping some dignity (hence the burning magazines). However, that newfound power does not come from the priest who was ultimately powerless in exorcising her, but the demonic scorpion tail that allowed her to become some sort of a superhero. Although she got baptized, the video was ultimately about her “watching it burn.”

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