First @ Scotland Forever or anyone else that mentions T. Swift. It's over and life continues, she's become a bigger and stronger person for the event and her career was further catapulted. Trust me she's probably more grateful than the critics are giving her or Kanye credit for.

Second@BOB this song definitely has occult influences within the melody, tonality, and verbiage.

Third, what you will find in today's society is that almost everything that makes it to the airwaves, tv, movie, books, cartoons, this new fascination with 3-D (Third Dimensional subconscious messaging), news, and more has these influences. The artists are partly the perpretrators and also in part the victims as to some degree we all are victims and in part perpretrators. I applaud your recognition and relaying of information. What you will find is that we must forge ahead even with the common knowledge of a hidden agenda and occult influence and be spiritually and mentally strong enough to process the information and appreciate the beauty while filtering the symbolism. It's the only way to inform yourself more and be strong enough for what's to come. I love Kanye West's creativity and his passion. Yes he is influenced and so is our world. We have to recognize it, gain what we can from it positively, and become stronger with our new stance and aspect on life. The song is great and yes it is tainted. The mysterious balance of the energies occurring right now.