(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) Legacy mainstream media CBS and Big Pharma Pfizer, who hosted and funded the recent Grammys and Sam Smith’s demonic performance, in particular, reacted to the controversy from the public by running away with the devil’s tail between their legs, denying and removing any evidence of them participating in a failing ceremony that promoted the Satanic performance.
Before the degrading act, Smith tweeted ahead of the Grammy Awards on Sunday to his fans that the performance “is going to be SPECIAL.”
CBS, which hosts Grammys, replied.
“… you can say that again. We are ready to worship!”
On Monday evening, CBS deleted the tweet to avoid the backlash, which didn’t help because normal people made screenshots of the tweet and posted them on Twitter for the whole world to see, according to The Blaze.
Smith, who is delusional enough to “identify” himself as a “nonbinary,” and Kim Petras, who is also as delusional as Smith to “identify” as a “transgender woman,” won the Grammy for best pop duo/group performance for their Satanic song “Unholy.”
At the Grammys, the two gave a performance that, as Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, correctly pointed out, could not be described other than “evil.”
After the performance, a message notified that Pfizer sponsored the 65th Grammy Awards.
“Pfizer is taking the whole truth in advertising thing pretty literally….” Cruz cracked.
Pfizer is taking the whole truth in advertising thing pretty literally…. https://t.co/PWsHjo4Lkk
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) February 6, 2023
When Newsweek did its fact-check and asked Pfizer for comment, Big Pharma responded.
“We sponsored the overall Grammy’s event, not any particular performance. Beyond that, we don’t comment on our efforts to raise awareness,” a Pfizer spokesperson said.
Deleting its tweet didn’t prevent CBS from receiving a backlash on social media.
“You don’t have to say the entertainment industry is satanic, they’re doing it for you,” Jillian Anderson, the person who posted a screenshot of the deleted tweet, said.
Raheem Kassam, the editor-in-chief of The National Pulse, responded to CBS’s now-deleted tweet, too.
“CBS tweeted, at Sam Smith, that it was ‘ready to worship’ just before Sam Smith performed a Satanic ritual. Riiiiiiighhhhhht.”
Elijah Schaffer of Slightly Offensive commented, too, with a simple, “You can’t make this stuff up.”
