5 Strange Pop Culture Conspiracies Pop culture and media invades people incessantly. For many of us, it’s the first thing we consume in the morning and the last thing we consume at night. While it can seam innocent enough, many pop culture stories can actually seam not just a little crazy – but downright diabolical. These are 5 Strange Pop Culture Conspiracies.
5. Big Pharma Has the Cure for Cancer
No doubt, big pharmaceuticals have huge control over the kinds of medicine we get in order to cure our diseases. And there’s no bigger problem we have as humans, than the scourge of cancer across all nations. As of now, the disease remains uncurable. While there have been promising breakthroughs here and there, there’s no one solid medication, pill or otherwise, that ultimately cures it. Or at least that’s what most of us are led to believe.
4. Gangster Raps Popularity was a Plan
It all started when a strange, anonymous letter made the rounds online. It was titled “The Secret Meeting that Changed Rap Music and Destroyed a Generation.”
The letter is from a proclaimed “decision maker” in the music industry who was working for a major record label. In it, He states that in 1991, powerful decision makers were invited to a secret meeting and All were encouraged to sign non-disclosure agreements to make sure no word got out about what was discussed.
3. Mass Media Programs Our Minds
Television, movies, the Internet, books, music, video games and even the radio…these mass media programs are a HUGE part of our lives today. But could mass media be more sinister than just harmless entertainment? … Becaue more and more each day, people are starting to feel like it’s a rigged system, used to program our minds.
2. California Wildfires
In 2018, California suffered through some of the largest and most deadly wildfires ever seen. Burning countless homes, displacing animals and people, the wildfire consumed huge swaths of the state.
1. The Simpsons Know the Future
For over 30 years, the Simpsons have made TV history as one of the longest-running cartoon shows. And while Homer and his family have seen their share of ups and downs, there’s one thing they seem to get right a lot – and that’s predicting key events in the future.
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