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Gangnam Style To Fulfill the Prophecy of Doomsday?
Nostradamus Psy Gangnam Style Doomsday 2012 21st of December 2012. It is said that this will be the last day of our lives and humanity will disappear. But who says it and why should we believe it? In fact, there are a few predictions that we should acknowledge. Besides the over-hyped Mayan calendar that is running out
of years, we should remember another famous foreseer. Yes, we are talking about Nostradamus, the astrologer who made some curious and accurate predictions. The first to draw attention was Princess Diana's death. The prophet even makes a specific mention, which is a rarity in his works by clearly mentioning the name Diana. Another dramatic historical event anticipated by the prophet is the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Here we can observe the specific description of the horrid bombing. There were even more stunning predictions made by Nostradamus: The French Revolution, the Katrina hurricane, the Kennedy assassinations, the 9 /11 attack and other political and social changes. Some of the doomsayers said that Nostradamus predicted the end of the world by describing the warning signs but not the exact date and that he never was wrong. So, you may be wondering what's the most actual and specific warning sign Nostradamus predicted. Believe it or not, the text is referring to the mega famous Korean singer Psy with his smashing hit called Gangnam Style. As the French prophet said: "From the calm morning, the end will come, when of the dancing horse, the number of circles will be nine." That was written in 1555 and we have some interesting matches with the current Gangnam style phenomenon. The "calm morning" represents the Eastern ideology, the Korean mindfulness. In addition to this, Nostradamus also predicted that the yellow race will rule world and we can look at Psy 's popularity as a cultural domination over the Western civilization. In addition, the "calm" term is suggesting that this is a non-violent, unharmful emergence and it will be embraced and adored by people. The evil that is enticing and looks cool will bend people's mind with contagious behavior. We're talking about the simple and catchy dance, the one that resembles the riding-a-horse movements, exactly what Nostradamus is foreseeing in his texts. As you can see, the prophecy is strikingly specific! This cool dance went crazy all over the Internet, as Psy's Gangnam style reached almost ONE BILLION views on the video sharing site YouTube. Now, things get even more interesting: 1 billion it's nine zeros, right? And zero is actually a circle. So those nine circles are referring to the number of views the Gangnam style Youtube video will reach when the prophecy will be done. According to the last estimations, the famous video will gather 8 million views per day and following this ascending trend, on the exact date of 21st December 2012, the file will have 1 billion views. Things get weird uh? Now ponder for a while, but not more. Should we stop this hype? Do you think that we should break these circles? Might this be announcing the so dreaded doomsday?
Length: 4:36.
Nostradamus Psy Gangnam Style Doomsday 2012 21st of December 2012. It is said that this will be the last day of our lives and humanity will disappear. But who says it and why should we believe it? In fact, there are a few predictions that we should acknowledge. Besides the over-hyped Mayan calendar that is running out
of years, we should remember another famous foreseer. Yes, we are talking about Nostradamus, the astrologer who made some curious and accurate predictions. The first to draw attention was Princess Diana's death. The prophet even makes a specific mention, which is a rarity in his works by clearly mentioning the name Diana. Another dramatic historical event anticipated by the prophet is the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Here we can observe the specific description of the horrid bombing. There were even more stunning predictions made by Nostradamus: The French Revolution, the Katrina hurricane, the Kennedy assassinations, the 9 /11 attack and other political and social changes. Some of the doomsayers said that Nostradamus predicted the end of the world by describing the warning signs but not the exact date and that he never was wrong. So, you may be wondering what's the most actual and specific warning sign Nostradamus predicted. Believe it or not, the text is referring to the mega famous Korean singer Psy with his smashing hit called Gangnam Style. As the French prophet said: "From the calm morning, the end will come, when of the dancing horse, the number of circles will be nine." That was written in 1555 and we have some interesting matches with the current Gangnam style phenomenon. The "calm morning" represents the Eastern ideology, the Korean mindfulness. In addition to this, Nostradamus also predicted that the yellow race will rule world and we can look at Psy 's popularity as a cultural domination over the Western civilization. In addition, the "calm" term is suggesting that this is a non-violent, unharmful emergence and it will be embraced and adored by people. The evil that is enticing and looks cool will bend people's mind with contagious behavior. We're talking about the simple and catchy dance, the one that resembles the riding-a-horse movements, exactly what Nostradamus is foreseeing in his texts. As you can see, the prophecy is strikingly specific! This cool dance went crazy all over the Internet, as Psy's Gangnam style reached almost ONE BILLION views on the video sharing site YouTube. Now, things get even more interesting: 1 billion it's nine zeros, right? And zero is actually a circle. So those nine circles are referring to the number of views the Gangnam style Youtube video will reach when the prophecy will be done. According to the last estimations, the famous video will gather 8 million views per day and following this ascending trend, on the exact date of 21st December 2012, the file will have 1 billion views. Things get weird uh? Now ponder for a while, but not more. Should we stop this hype? Do you think that we should break these circles? Might this be announcing the so dreaded doomsday?
Length: 4:36.
