Inverse Trajectory Decoded - Prince & Broadway
1.
Look up artists hated at the start of their careers and Prince is at the top of the list.
It's a famous story he was booed as an opener for Rolling Stone in 1981 by whites, but then became widely accepted.
1.
Look up artists hated at the start of their careers and Prince is at the top of the list.
It's a famous story he was booed as an opener for Rolling Stone in 1981 by whites, but then became widely accepted.
2.
Called the "most ignominious example of segregation" in one article.
Not just booed but refused radio due to racism, and there is endless media about lingering outrage years later.
Anything famous is coordinated to be that way, so how do you coordinate a career in reverse?
Called the "most ignominious example of segregation" in one article.
Not just booed but refused radio due to racism, and there is endless media about lingering outrage years later.
Anything famous is coordinated to be that way, so how do you coordinate a career in reverse?
3.
10/08/1981 Prince Directed Musical Preview "Merrily We Roll Along" Audiences Walk Out
10/09/1981 Prince Famously BOOED at Rolling Stones Concert With Thrown Garbage
A musical with a plot told in reverse directed by "PRINCE" hated when it first came out, and the plot itself...
10/08/1981 Prince Directed Musical Preview "Merrily We Roll Along" Audiences Walk Out
10/09/1981 Prince Famously BOOED at Rolling Stones Concert With Thrown Garbage
A musical with a plot told in reverse directed by "PRINCE" hated when it first came out, and the plot itself...
4.
Critically this "REVERSE CHRONOLOGY" Musical begins at the lowest point with characters hating each other (just like Prince narrative)
It then goes back with each step when they liked each other more. Ending 20 years prior when they were all best friends full of optimism.
Critically this "REVERSE CHRONOLOGY" Musical begins at the lowest point with characters hating each other (just like Prince narrative)
It then goes back with each step when they liked each other more. Ending 20 years prior when they were all best friends full of optimism.
5.
And this reverse play directed by Hal Prince began so hated people walked out on it.
That was 1 day before the famous Prince Rolling Stones show that gets endlessly regurgitated. That he was so hated he was not just booed, but pelted with trash and chased off stage.
And this reverse play directed by Hal Prince began so hated people walked out on it.
That was 1 day before the famous Prince Rolling Stones show that gets endlessly regurgitated. That he was so hated he was not just booed, but pelted with trash and chased off stage.
6.
An event discussed as a core of his journey and we can see the coordination.
The key words were in place to define the narrative intended! The fact the plot begins with a break-up of friends and ends with love is a way to explain the "why".
An event discussed as a core of his journey and we can see the coordination.
The key words were in place to define the narrative intended! The fact the plot begins with a break-up of friends and ends with love is a way to explain the "why".
7.
Just like Prince, "Merrily We Roll Along" became popular in subsequent years.
In fact I learned about this failure by asking Grok for famous failures and mentioned how it began as a failure but turned it around.
Just like Prince, "Merrily We Roll Along" became popular in subsequent years.
In fact I learned about this failure by asking Grok for famous failures and mentioned how it began as a failure but turned it around.
8.
So it too achieved fame albeit Prince was the clear focal point for the narrative intended.
Even the titles kind of look alike, but that part might be a stretch.
Prince directed Merrily We ROLL Along
Prince performs with ROLLING Stones
So it too achieved fame albeit Prince was the clear focal point for the narrative intended.
Even the titles kind of look alike, but that part might be a stretch.
Prince directed Merrily We ROLL Along
Prince performs with ROLLING Stones
9.
The logistics of race psyops are getting more clear by decoding something like this. Not just the push one way, but the choreographed push both ways for maximum effect!
The logistics of race psyops are getting more clear by decoding something like this. Not just the push one way, but the choreographed push both ways for maximum effect!
10.
Decoding this is another good puzzle piece and it gives us a template for how reverse chronology stories might be used!
It also shows how consistent the narrative is across history. It became a trivial pursuit question and less about race and more about androgyny over time.
Decoding this is another good puzzle piece and it gives us a template for how reverse chronology stories might be used!
It also shows how consistent the narrative is across history. It became a trivial pursuit question and less about race and more about androgyny over time.
11.
Anyway... I was originally going to make a Broadway highlight thread this session as I have a lot of good decodes for those, but after looking through my old decodes I realized none were perfect intro pieces for it.
That's why I've been looking into famous Broadway stories... This one is solid, but at best it's an example decode, not an intro decode.
The best highlight posts start out with a pattern far beyond regular patterns for clarity and speed for comprehension, but that's fine, I'm sure I'll find a perfect one with another work session or two!
Anyway... I was originally going to make a Broadway highlight thread this session as I have a lot of good decodes for those, but after looking through my old decodes I realized none were perfect intro pieces for it.
That's why I've been looking into famous Broadway stories... This one is solid, but at best it's an example decode, not an intro decode.
The best highlight posts start out with a pattern far beyond regular patterns for clarity and speed for comprehension, but that's fine, I'm sure I'll find a perfect one with another work session or two!
12.
Forgot one thing... the play is reverse chronology and as already made clear the symbol is for something that begins hated and reverses over time.
The very last scene of "Merrily we Roll Along" is when the characters are watching SPUTNIK LAUNCH.
Forgot one thing... the play is reverse chronology and as already made clear the symbol is for something that begins hated and reverses over time.
The very last scene of "Merrily we Roll Along" is when the characters are watching SPUTNIK LAUNCH.
13.
Interesting to the 1981 musical with Soviet Relations!
From the 1980 ban on the Soviet Olympics to Reagan escalating calling them an "EVIL EMPIRE".
The early 1980's were the lowest which thawed in the mid 1980's with various treaties!
Interesting to the 1981 musical with Soviet Relations!
From the 1980 ban on the Soviet Olympics to Reagan escalating calling them an "EVIL EMPIRE".
The early 1980's were the lowest which thawed in the mid 1980's with various treaties!
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