Reaction to Katy Perry's Dark Horse Music Video "Creative Topic" #26

"Creative Topic” #26: Reaction to Dark Horse’s music video starring Katy Perry ft. Juicy J & Juicy J & Illuminati Music Videos

If you’re confused about the title, the idiot who wrote the title on Youtube wrote Juicy J was featured twice. Maybe they’ve fixed it, but for right now, they look like idiots. It’s also probably the longest title I’ve had for one of these. Anyway, on to the music video. First, I want to say why this is a stupid decision to go with this illuminati & Egyptian style of music video. One, this song is already on top of the billboard chart without a music video. And it’s BEEN out. The song can only go down. And if it’s been out this long without a music video and hit billboard’s #1, then people probably have their own visualization. And so, pretty much whatever you do could be bad. And for the illuminati shit, people are aware at this point. Whether the illuminati is real, I’m not doing that discussion, but from a business perspective, people are aware. And the more illuminati shit you put in, the more people will dislike you, and wonder what the hell you’re doing. And doing that for this track is more questionable. As for the Egyptian theme, it makes sense. If you’re trying to add as many illuminati symbolism as you can that is. Afraid people will wonder why the eye of Horus is literally designed on her hair, and in the thumbnail. But the style does not fit the song at all. Like… very little. They mention magic once, (the song lyrics are pretty inconsistent) and that was the only thing that drew me besides Juicy J’s mention of a pharaoh. But I think the biggest highlight of this music video was the fucking WWE Championship around random dude’s waist for part of the song. Did they… not know what it was? It’s so fake too, it’s laughable. Like why? Katy Perry is somewhat on the train of artists who do random shit in music videos like Lady GaGa for the sake of people spreading the video wondering what the fuck it’s about. But Lady GaGa makes it work by using that as her gimmick, Katy Perry’s gimmick doesn’t have the wiggle room of, "Hey let’s make this character turn into a dog at the end of the video.” And God, this had high production quality. I remember when Eminem’s video of the Monster came out, and I didn’t think it would be good because again, it was a music video coming out when the track was already on top of billboard. But no, his video was possibly better than the song. However, Katy Perry made the most bizarre illuminati and possibly WWE admiring song in a long time… I don’t think we’ll ever get that again. And if I review this track ever, I’ll go into more detail, and have more of a reaction than this one time I saw the video. In the end music videos don’t really matter, they’re fluff, and mostly their to add image for the artist’s character. However, if you are doing that, make sure you don’t completely fuck up you’re artist’s character, as it seems Katy Perry after her triumphant never ending teenage dream year seems to be slowly seeping downwards.