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Life imitating art? – Lil Wayne’s new video shows 12 skeletons in a movie theater but video was just released!

The latest video of Young Money Head Honcho – Lil Wayne; titled ‘My
Homies Still’ features 12 skeletons in a movie theater with some dancing
kids and a lot of bizarre and creepy imagery.
The reason this video is so creepy though is because it was released
just a few days before James Holmes went on a killing spree, during a
midnight showing of The Dark Knight Rises. And as we all know, 12 people
lost their lives in the tragic incident.

It’s likely the scene might have been cut out of the final product in
respect of those who lost their lives had the video not been released
on July 17 – 3 days before the massacre. Already, conspiracy theorists have begun attributing the whole saga
to the government and famed secret group ‘Illuminati’ – with one bizarre
comment saying the group knew of the James Holmes killing before it
happened and so depicted the scene through Lil Wayne’s video….Concidence or life immitating?? Continue to watch the video.

Kanyi Okeke

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