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We all (hopefully) know about pizzagate, just how deep this iceberg goes is up to the imagination, but it seems deep. This is related to that but the evidence more directly implicates many people in the Hollywood elite and not just James Alefantis and *possibly* John Podesta and Hillary.
Let's start with the backstory.
Justin Bieber was found by a guy named L.A. Reid and here's a quote about how he found Justin: "Record producer LA Reid has said that he first signed Justin Bieber up for a record deal because he was 'beautiful, like a woman'. Reid – who has worked with everyone from Michael Jackson to Kanye West – signed Bieber to Island Records in October 2008, when the singer was just 14 years old." (source: https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/6867345/la-reid-remembers-justin-bieber-beautiful)
L.A. Reid then made an abrupt exit from the industry when "multiple [sexual harassment] claims [were] made against Reid" (source: https://variety.com/2017/music/news/l-a-reid-accused-sexual-harassment-sony-music-epic-records-1202426625/)
I'll mention it quickly but I have to make a HUGE warning here in that this is probably untrue and uncredible: There was some publications on a pretty wild story 3 years ago about Justin Bieber spilling his guts about the pedophile elite to his church but it's not credible enough for me to link you'll have to look it up yourself.
Now to the good stuff.
Before the release of the song, Justin Bieber posts 13 images of actual toddlers and tags them all #yummy with no other description or context. Everyone finds this strange. He also posts pictures where he is inside a cake (https://www.instagram.com/p/B7CtKnnnKgz/) and TWO different pictures of yummy in a pizza font which we all know the subliminal meaning of (https://www.instagram.com/p/B62CDmBn7Ua/).
The song is released and it starts off with him coming from the kitchen and not the main entrance, again hinting to the fact that he was the "food" and not the elite at one point. He then finds himself in a banquet hall full of rich old people being entertained by kids (the only young people in the clip are all in the band playing music for the old rich folks) and takes a seat at the table. All the food is disgusting looking and at one point a old lady stuffs her face with fries in a gluttonous fashion. Justin Bieber never actually eats the food but he seems to be getting along with the elite.
The main lyrics of the song is this: "Standing up, keep me on the rise. Lost control of myself I'm compromised. You're incriminated, no disguise, and you ain't never running low on supplies. 50/50 love the way you split it. 100 racks help me spend it babe. Light a match get litty babe. That jet set watch the sun set kinda of (Yeah Yeah). Rolling eyes back in my head make my toes curl (Yeah Yeah)."
100 racks is slang for $100,000, around what a child would cost probably. Jet set is "a term for an international social group of wealthy people who travelled the world to participate in social activities unavailable to ordinary people." T jet set seeing the sunset, kindof, would imply that the lifestyle "kindof" saw the light or was revealed, possibly due to pizzagate? Idk? The last sentance is just wild speculation.
At the end of the video Justin is alone with just two men left in the banquet hall, one man still eating that suspiciously looks like John Podesta and one black cleaning for the other guests that could possibly be L.A. Reid or someone else? There's also the red dress a small girl in the band was wearing that's lying abandoned in a chair and the camera switches to his plate. On the plate is a piece of cake and it vanishes revealing a picture of justin biebers younger self ~12-14 years old underneath.
