Sexual content subliminal exposure:
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYuhcFHmmVc[/yt]
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zz-CoTv7DiI[/yt]
What do you guys think about this?
There are no actual disney characters in the first video. The artist is just showing off.
The second one, on the other hand, is pretty good.
(06-02-2011, 11:25 PM)BlackChaos Wrote: [ -> ]There are no actual disney characters in the first video. The artist is just showing off.
The second one, on the other hand, is pretty good.
Untrue, I know for a fact that the one at 0:39 into the video is a disney character, the rest I'm not quite familiar with however.
here's some more proof:
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yR6pd4g2gbM[/yt]
Everyone knows the lion king. The guy who created the video though gets a bit annoying, just look at the images and disregard any of the dumb messages that come up.
I saw that video after watching the ones you posted in the OP.
Its interesting how one can get lost while browsing youtube. :biggrin:
The whole phenomena of Disney itself and its various hoaxes is very interesting.
The first video isn't serious. You can do that with pretty much any character, not just Disney. In fact, not just characters, you can do it with pretty much anything at all.
The first half of the second video is just stupid. At the beginning he tries to claim that Club 33 stands for Walt Disney being a 33rd degree Scottish rite mason is FACT, just because Wikipedia said it is. "This is a fact, provided by Wikipedia", lol........
The whole subliminal messaging however is probably true, but then back in those days, everybody was doing it, not just Disney.
Back in the day, Subliminal Messaging was pretty much the new way to advertise. If your ad didn't have subliminal messages, then you were missing out.
Disney and most other production companies tried to incorporate this one step further.
But most hoax videos on the web are fakes, which try to convince you using overwhelming amounts of crappy proofs.
Some are true, but trying to decipher which one s and which one is not the truth can be hard.
Doing things like adding subliminal messages back then was a lot more accepted than it is today. In fact, television guidelines were a lot less strict. For example, you see in a lot of Disney films characters smoking. Now these days, that wouldn't be allowed to be shown on a film directed at children.
Times have changed.
Here, it wasn't just Disney, Warner Bros were doing it too!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wueL_SOx4QM[/youtube]
"What's Up Doc?"
I was totally expecting that one
But yeah, its true. Television censorship is a fickle thing in today's media.
The second video apart from the frames with the naked woman in are all ridiculous. The funniest one was the Narnia thing. Because little children who watch Narnia are going to subliminally recognise Mr Tumnus as a sex god called "Pan" when only people who practise Withcraft would see that it vaguely resembles a mythical god...
Subliminal advertising was used allot in those days, Movies, animations, adverts. Everything.
(06-03-2011, 06:44 AM)Fragma Wrote: [ -> ]The first video isn't serious. You can do that with pretty much any character, not just Disney. In fact, not just characters, you can do it with pretty much anything at all.
The first half of the second video is just stupid. At the beginning he tries to claim that Club 33 stands for Walt Disney being a 33rd degree Scottish rite mason is FACT, just because Wikipedia said it is. "This is a fact, provided by Wikipedia", lol........
The whole subliminal messaging however is probably true, but then back in those days, everybody was doing it, not just Disney.
I'd agree too, I had a bit of a laugh at that, since wikipedia can be edited by anyone. However, it is a fact that the actual developers of Disney do use that method in creating their characters. How it began or why they do it I don't understand, but it's some kind of method of indoctrination for preparing them for some kind of future that they are expected to live out. I did more searching on the net about this after I posted it and I should have added onto what I found out.
(06-03-2011, 07:26 AM)Sam Wrote: [ -> ]The second video apart from the frames with the naked woman in are all ridiculous. The funniest one was the Narnia thing. Because little children who watch Narnia are going to subliminally recognise Mr Tumnus as a sex god called "Pan" when only people who practise Withcraft would see that it vaguely resembles a mythical god...
Subliminal advertising was used allot in those days, Movies, animations, adverts. Everything.
Not just in those days, do you know how many media broadcasting techniques now use a subliminal method of brainwashing a younger audience? It's actually pretty terrorizing knowing that the higher people in power out there are trying to control the younger audience, or the future generation in such a way.