Ciara and Agnez Mo let 'loose' Occult Symbolism Using an African Voodoo/Hoodoo drum ritual beat

Ciara and Agnez Mo manage to let "loose" satanic and occultic symbolism on the beat of an African Voodoo drum ritual. The more I watched this video, the more I began to connect the dots and notice its strange symbolism... and the rabbit hole goes deep. 

Agnes Mo was apparently the creative director of the video, just as I suspected(you'll see why in a minute) due to the illogical messiness of it all. 

DISCLAIMER: The purpose of the article is to inform readers about the symbolism found in this specific visual. I am not responsible for any conclusions readers manage to come up with based on the observations reported in this article. The link to the video has been provided. Feel free to follow along; as the time stamps are documented as well.  Also, please note that the following conclusions I make known from this point forward are alleged... 

Now, let's break everything down. Buckle up.

She is Generation Z Baiting

In the beginning, you see a group of women wearing trendy clothing[including Agnez], scoping out a very dodgy place. They are being watched by an elderly woman who looks eerie. She honestly gives me Hansel and Gretel witch vibes for some reason. 

An eerie older woman staring at the approaching Agnez and her backup dancers (timestamp: 0:10) 

Agnez and her backup dancers posing in trendy clothing (timestamp: 0:13 & 0:52) 

Since this is my first time hearing Agnez's music, I looked up her age and background. Apparently, she has been doing music for a long time and worked with some big names like T.I. and Chris Brown. She is also said to be 37 years old. It's unusual for a 37-year-old to dress this way, but I digress. 

Ciara is married with a child, but I am not sure about Agnez's marital status or whether she has children. Regardless, 37-year-old women are not usually singing about " getting loose" while dressed in clothing designed for individuals in their late teens to early twenties. We can conclude that this song and video is targeting a younger audience, specifically Generation Z, given its message of living a fast life.  Also, I want to make it clear that 37 is not old at all but women of a certain age are expected to act more "classy' . Rapping about " getting loose" would be considered inappropriate for a 37-year-old woman, let's just keep it real.

Also, I don't know if she has been lying about her age but people think she is younger than she actually is! 

    Comment left under the " Get Loose" music video

It is clear she is using female hypersexuality to appeal to mass media and gain more recognition on a mainstream level. 

The first part of the video is bizarre because of her attire and her attempt to pass herself off as a Gen Z artist. Since the genre of the song is considered "on trend,"  we may conclude that there is a message being pushed here for a younger audience[Generation Z]. According to research, Generation Z(11-26 years old) is the most impressionable yet Generation Z are the most likely to be influenced online. 

Now let's keep going. 

Her Eye's Wide Shut Tribute (Occultic & Satanic Moment)  

In the next scene, she is seen lying down on a red floor in an all-black outfit. 

Agnez Mo lying on a red floor in all black by herself. (timestamp: 0:27)

This is similar to what happens in the film Eyes Wide Shut, a film produced by Stanley Kubrick. In the film, there were people in masks standing in a circle on a red floor dressed entirely in black during a sex ritual. Except, the men performing the ritual were standing up.  According to common witch knowledge, the color red represents passion, sex, and is "great for sex magick". Kind of what was being done in Eye's Wide Shut, a sex ritual amongst the rich and powerful. 

We can infer their standing in the ritual represents dominance in the ritual being performed, but Agnez is not standing....she is on the floor. This could represent her  NOT being "in charge"  of the occultic/ ritualistic nature taking place in this video instead she wants to be the SUBJECT( if you know what I mean, wink wink) in the ritual. Also, this is the first time she is shown upside down. Keep this in mind for later. 

Agnez lying down on a red floor in all black upside down resembling an upside-down cross. 
(timestamp: 0:27) 

                  Eyes Wide Shut (Official Scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDjjXw-ezDU).

African Voodoo/Hoodoo Ritual drums in the beat of the song.

The main instrument used in this song sounds like African drums used in African voodoo rituals. Simply searching "African ritual Music" on YouTube gives a plethora of drum beats that sound EXACTLY like the foundation of the entire song. (the start of the main beat timestamp: 0.43)

(Example video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e8bUyC55cc).

Since voodoo and hoodoo are religions, anyone of any nationality or race can practice them. If anyone other than black people practices it, it is silently looked down upon, but it is a religion for everyone. Keep this in mind as we go because it will be important later. 

Expressing her Need for Popularity 

At first glance, she appears to be tied up, but she is still dancing, dressed entirely in black, and you barely see her face.

Timestamp (1:04)

She appears to be experiencing mental distress. If you want to take it a step further, she appears to be by herself...going insane. But why?

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I get the impression that she is demonstrating what depression is like for her when she is alone. I believe she is saying her depression is fueled by the fact that she is not as popular as she would like to be. Hence why she is alone in this shot. There are no backup dancers, no club, and no party. Only her, in a dark room, dressed in all black and shagged clothing resembling rope or chains. There is also a white wall that could represent a padded room or an asylum room. That would explain the rusted appearance of the walls, as asylums no longer exist. They were discontinued in the 1960s.  Ultimately we can infer that she believes if she becomes mainstream and popular, her depression will disappear. 

Now if you stuck with me through that first part, You are a real one 😄 but THIS is where it gets interesting.

The Bunny Suit

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Not going to lie, I think the suit is cute, and since I would be considered part of Generation Z, it just proves my point about her attempting to appeal to a younger audience. I was taken aback, however, because she was literally half-naked. When I first saw this part of the video, I thought to myself, "The outfit is cute, but it would be so much cuter if it had pants." Also, the guys behind her are wearing masks, are shirtless, and are dressed in black. She is no longer dancing with only females where her top half is half naked;

Agnez half naked, "tweaking", and "being somebody's daughter" (timestamp 0:40)

Instead, she is dancing with mostly men and her bottom half is now half-naked. I'm not sure what this means, but I think it's kind of bizarre. 

Secondly, she is in a BUNNY two-piece,

Timestamp: 1:54

There are many meanings behind bunnies and rabbits in the entertainment industry. Just ask Hugh Hefner and Melanie Martinez (Stay tuned for the K-12 film analysis to be posted on the blog).

In the Melanie Martinez films and visuals, the "bunnies" were male so that means they were not “bunnies” but they were “rabbits”. Females are called bunnies and males are called rabbits. This demonstrates that Agnez is referring to herself as Hugh Hefner's definition of a bunny, A female object...that should be and is WILLING to be used and exploited.....creepy stuff. 

Rabbit Guards from Melanie Martinez's industry film "K-12" The school's rabbit guards wear rabbit heads and deal with students who "get out of line".

Declaring her Influence on the Masses

timestamp: 1:56,

She is shown on top of the roof of the establishment...or in the club she entered at the beginning of the song. 

Then chaos begins.

Timestamp(1:59)

I believe this is because she left the 'club'.  Indicating she is the "life of the party" People are going insane and destroying things because she is no longer in sight. Also, I believe her being ON TOP of the very establishment that people are destroying (because she left) represents her desire to be famous and appear to be above everyone else.  Hence why, she dressed flashy and was ALWAYS in the center whenever there was a dance break. This is making sure the attention is always on her. 

Now, I'd like to point out that Ciara is a feature of this song, and I believe I read somewhere that this is Ciara's song. But, she's letting Agnez have all of the attention, and I think I know why.

Due to the song's raunchy nature about living the "fast life". People would have judged Ciara if she put this record out herself because she is a mother and married.  So it is considered inappropriate for her to make this kind of music with this message. This is why Ciara's verse on the song is a little more tame than Agnez's parts of the song.

In addition,  the video's title is "AGNEZ MO & CIARA - Get Loose" rather than "AGNEZ MO - Get Loose ft. Ciara." This would imply that Agnez wrote the song and asked Ciara to write a verse for it. But the official title basically says they collaborated on the song TOGETHER, which leads me to believe that if I read this as a Ciara song, it is most likely true, but Agnez is not considered a "feature" because they both had some sort of mutual agreement for them BOTH to be tied to the song with equal amount of writing credits. After all, Agnes is doing the majority of the work, even though it is not her song.

Ciara was a popular sex symbol in the early 2000s, with her MOST famous HIT being "Body Party," a very seductive song. But this was before she had children or married, and she was young! so she could hip-dance and talk about her body without being judged for her age.  

Agnez literally goes on to say:

Tik tik tik tok

I'm talking bout the app my cellphone is a watch

I start to throw it back cause he say he like to watch

This is what you do when the party don't stop". 

There have been TikTok challenges of Gen Z posting thirst traps. The "Buss It Challenge" is a viral challenge in which a woman is seen dropping it like it's hot to a very seductive song while people watch. Yes, both older and younger people use TikTok, but the "Buss It Challenge" and other similar challenges drew a large number of Gen Z participants. This alludes to Agnez's desire to participate in the mind control and influence of mass media, allowing her to rank higher and gain exposure by overly sexualizing herself. She doesn't mind. 

The African Ritual Disguised as a Dance Break

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Then, she begins dancing to the drums in a very ritualistic manner, and everyone is dressed in all black. This dance break looked like a voodoo/ hoodoo ritual. This dance break inspired me to write this article because it seemed strange to me the first time I saw this shot (everyone standing in a circle, everyone moving in sync, in all black, to African drums used in voodoo/hoodoo rituals)? I know…crazy. 

Something she thought we missed

For the second time she is shown upside down with a very visible cross around her neck, this blew my mind. In this entire video, this is the first time she is seen with a cross around her neck.

Timestamps(2:16 & 2:17)

Then, the camera pans to the cross around her neck to make sure you see it. It was a quick shot!

Timestamp(2:27) Conclusion Now, after analyzing this video and recording my observations, the fact that she is showing symbols of multiple spiritual practices was the MOST bizarre thing to me.

For Instance, African hoodoo and voodoo practitioners are not Satanists. Their "workings'' are entirely dependent on ancestral and divine powers, as well as earthly elements. Yet, the upside-down cross on her neck in the video is a Satanic symbol. The all-black outfits and red floors were a reference to freemasonry sex rituals and everything we [the masses] like to associate with the "Illuminati". 

What's even more interesting is that I didn't notice any One-Eye symbolism in the video. This confirms this was not a visual ‘approved’ by the powers that be. How the symbolism was showcased in the video feels like she knew little to nothing about spiritual practices but what is shown on Television.  It’s almost as if she took little tokens from propaganda the masses would consider demonic and satanic work of Hollywood and the Illuminati and incorporated it in her work to tell the powers that be she wants into the circle.

In addition, these observations lead me to believe that the video concept's symbolism was not created by an elite mastermind because it's jumbled-together symbolism. Everything just did not make sense. So, I was not surprised to find out she was the creative director of this video.  This video was a message to the powers that be basically saying, " I want in the circle! I want to be a mainstream artist. Like a Dua Lipa, a Doja Cat, and a Taylor Swift. I'm willing to get my hands dirty! If I have to do satanic/ occult rituals to get where I want to be, I will do that. If I have to overly sexualize myself, I will do that. If I have to participate in your sex rituals, I will do that. Just make me a mainstream artist.”