Jessie J’s “Price Tag”: It’s Not About Money, It’s About Mind Control

by **Strawberry** Tue Feb 15, 2011 6:38 am

Jessie J is a new pop artist hailing from England who released a breakthrough single titled “Price Tag”. While the song seems to be about the rejection of materialism, the symbolism of the video gives the song a deeper meaning: The music industry is no longer about generating money, it is about indoctrination. We will look at the hidden meanings of the song and video.

In less than a couple of months, Jessie J went from virtual anonymity to the top of the charts with her single Price Tag. Heralded as the “new face of pop”, the British-born singer definitely has “what it takes” to be a pop star: looks, style, talent and, most importantly, the willingness to play by the industry’s rules.

Although Jessie J is a newcomer as a pop singer she is not totally new to the pop scene. She has been working behind the scenes, penning songs for pop acts such as Miley Cyrus (“Party in the USA”), Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera. As a performer, her bio describes her as follows: “Mix a bit of Rihanna with Gwen Stefani, add the charisma of Pink, and you will start to get an idea of what kind of girl Jessie J is.” In other words: she’s the perfect Illuminati-approved, made for MTV pop star.

Her first single entitled Do it Like a Dude (a song that was originally intended for Rihanna) definitely contains elements found in the videos of other female pop stars: dirty/decadent ambiance, fashionable bisexuality and a bunch of female crotch grabbing (what’s up with that, anyway?). It is however with Price Tag, Jessie J’s second single feature rapper B.O.B., that we see the full extent of the Illuminati symbolism — more specifically MK-Ultra mind control programming — associated with Jessie J.

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