The Hidden Meaning of “Smile 2”: It’s About Monarch Mind Control

Warning: Monstrous spoilers ahead!
Also: Two gruesome (but necessary) screenshots from the movie.

After successfully horrifying viewers with the 2022 movie Smile, writer and director Parker Finn sought to expand the franchise with a sequel that took place in a different context, and that focused on a different character: A troubled pop star.

According to interviews, the main protagonist of Smile 2 was inspired by early 2010s pop stars Lady Gaga and Britney Spears. If you’ve been reading The Vigilant Citizen, you know that everything about these two singers, especially in that specific era, revolved around one obscure yet disturbing concept: Monarch programming (read about it here).

In many ways, Smile 2 is similar to these pop stars’ music videos analyzed on this site: Monarch programming is not explicitly mentioned but heavily implied through symbolism. With basic knowledge of MK symbolism, Smile 2‘s non-sensical scenes start to form a coherent narrative, and the story takes on an even darker meaning.

In this promotional poster, a fracture runs through the protagonist’s face, representing the splitting of her personality through mind control. Furthermore, that fracture creates a one-eye sign. As we’ll see, the movie displays this sign in highly significant moments.

Monarch programming is rampant at the highest levels of the music industry, and it involves dark practices such as demonology. For this reason, including this concept in Smile 2 made sense. However, one needs to have “eyes to see” to understand the true meaning of this movie.

Here’s a look at it.

Mind-Controlled Pop Star

In the movie’s first scenes, we are introduced to the protagonist, Skye Riley, a Grammy-winning pop star who is making a comeback after some traumatic events. Through an interview on the Drew Barrymore show, we learn some facts about Riley that might be trivial to the average viewer but hint heavily at Monarch mind control for those in the know.

Drew Barrymore immediately mentions Riley’s new short and blonde hairstyle.

As seen in several previous articles, victims of Monarch mind control often emerge from programming with short, bleached hair.

Kanye West with bleached hair shortly after his forced hospitalization in 2016. He never was the same ever since.

Like Kanye, Riley was hospitalized for an extended period, after which she emerged transformed. At one point, Drew Barrymore asks her:

“You were in the hospital. What was the time been like between then and now?”

The movie then abruptly cuts to a disturbing flashback.

Riley screams as she pulls her hair from her scalp. That explains why she has a different hairstyle.

Like actual MK slaves, Riley’s programming happened following a traumatic event: The death of her boyfriend in a car crash.

Like real-life industry slaves, Riley engaged in substance abuse while making headlines for displaying erratic behavior.

Like real-life MK pop stars, Riley is sadistically forced to sing about her own slavery. Indeed, while at face value, her work seems to be about substance abuse and bad decisions, its actually about mind control.

While rehearsing a choreography, Riley is picked up and spun around, representing the confusion of dissociated MK slaves.

Like MKed pop stars, Riley’s lyrics allude directly to mind control. In the scene above, Riley sings:

Doctor, I need a new brain
Lost in a spiral
Keep making old mistakes again
Gimme a new brain
Stuck in a cycle
If I don’t stop, I’ll end up dead

This verse is about Riley asking her handler (“doctor”) to create a new alter-persona (“new brain”) through MK programming (“lost in a spiral”).

Later, as Riley works on another song, we see some clear MK symbolism.

Riley’s notebook has an all-seeing eye (the main symbol of the occult elite controlling her) and a spiral (representing her mind control).

As she sings what’s in the notebook, another evident all-seeing eye stares at her. She’s under the occult elite’s control.

Of course, the lyrics of that song are blatantly about mind control.

I got a thick skin
But I’m hollow
Made up of broken parts
Got a body
But it’s borrowed
With a shadow for a heart

Everything about this verse relates to an MK slave dissociating from her core persona and being reprogrammed with a new alter. Like numerous real-life MK slaves (notably Britney Spears), Riley is controlled by her own mother.

Riley’s mother tells her she’s a “completely different person” from a year ago. Is it because of her programming?

Riley’s mother is more interested in her daughter’s career than her health and well-being. She is more likely Riley’s primary handler.

Throughout the movie, Riley is often told to drink bottled water from a specific brand. While this seems like a healthy habit, that water might be tainted to keep her under control. 

None of the MK aspects described above are spelled out in the movie. However, Smile 2 gets rather blatant about Monarch mind control as it progresses.

In one scene, Riley spends a lot of time staring at her outfit that features a big Monarch butterfly. That design is not random: It represents Monarch programming. Riley realizes there’s something off about it and tells her mother that she doesn’t want to wear it. Her mother replies that it is “one of her best looks.” That specific outfit will make a big comeback later.

As if things weren’t bad enough for Riley, she gets possessed by a demon. And that’s part of her programming.

Possessed

In the Smile franchise, an evil entity possesses people, causes them to go crazy, and forces them to kill themselves in front of a witness. Then, the witness becomes the demon’s new host, and the cycle continues.

This happens to Riley while visiting her drug dealer, who was possessed by the entity.

Right before Riley’s dealer emerges from that doorway and kills himself, we see a white rabbit next to the doorway for several seconds.

As explained in numerous past articles, the white rabbit symbol is significant in MK symbolism. Originating from Alice in Wonderland – a symbolic tale used as a programming script by actual MK handlers – the white rabbit leads Alice “through the looking glass,” the same way MK handlers lead their slaves towards dissociation.

This creepy, smiling dude kills himself in front of Riley. Who better than a star’s purveyor of narcotics to also transmit a whole demon?

As stated above, demonic possession is a vital element of Monarch programming. Handlers assign demons to their slaves to traumatize them and to enforce programming.

For a brief moment, we see a symbolic tattoo: A devil whispering in Riley’s ear. While it can symbolically represent her being rebellious and making bad decisions, it is also very literal: A demon tells her what to do.

Here’s how demonology is used in actual MK programming.

The Programmers abuse an alter and get the Shadow alters. Then they hypnotically attach a memory cue (which is a code consisting of the alter’s name, the date of the memory, and perhaps something else to complete the code) to the main alter so that they can access the memory anytime they want. Then they hypnotically & demonically build a on-way mirror between this main alter and the shadow alters they have just created. Next, they ritually/magickly implant demons to guard the mirror(s) and to guard each memory held by the shadow alters. This separates an alter from knowing itself and its own abuse.

The main alter has dissociated the pain, etc. to its shadow alters of itself. The Programmers then use the memory as blackmail to keep the main alter in line. The main alter has dissociated the pain, but will recover the memory if either one of three possibilities happen: a. the Programmer or handler says the memory code 3x, or b. if an event happens that triggers the main alter to remember, c. the main alter tries to remember the abuse and the programming, and in doing so they will be stepping outside of the circle assigned to them and will “break the circle & break the mirrors.”
– Fritz Springmeier, The Illuminati Formula to Create an Undetectable Mind Controlled Slave

While this might sound technical, this process explains some of the seemingly non-sensical parts of the movie. Indeed, after being possessed, Riley experiences a series of traumatic events, only to realize they haven’t actually happened. After dissociating, Riley “wakes up” hours later, not understanding what happened.

To the outside world, Riley is going crazy as her erratic behavior is associated with drugs. However, everything she experiences is very real in her internal world controlled by her handlers.

In a semi-humorous scene, a bunch of Riley’s (demonic) fans appear in her apartment. They reenact some of the spinning choreography mentioned earlier to smash her head on a table and tear out a chunk of hair from her head.

Right after this ordeal, Riley wakes up in a private clinic while being watched by her mother. This shot shows a fridge full of possibly tainted bottled water. Is this clinic a programming site?

While Riley’s encounter with the smiling fans did not happen in real life, her injuries are real. Her mother says:

“The doctor said you were sleep-deprived and extremely dehydrated.”

That’s precisely, word for word, what was said when Kanye was forcibly hospitalized in 2016.

One of the numerous headlines about Kanye’s hospitalization. It specifically mentions “sleep deprivation and dehydration.”

After telling her mother, “That’s not what happened,” things take a nasty yet symbolic turn.

After talking in a demonic voice, Riley’s mother breaks a mirror.

As explained in previous articles, nearly every MK-related narrative in mass media contains a mirror-breaking scene. It usually happens when the protagonist attempts to break programming. However, the mirror-breaking is actually part of the programming.

Using a mirror shard, Riley’s mother stabs herself in the eye, creating a disgusting one-eye sign. The message: She’s under occult elite control.

Then her mother dies, with one eye missing. Riley realizes that she was holding the mirror shard all along and she killed her mother. So she runs away.

Later, a man tells Riley that he can rid her of the demonic spirit by artificially getting her heart to stop beating for a few minutes.

The man takes Riley to a grimy operation room in a former Pizza Hut.

At face value, the man is helping Riley, and the movie never implies otherwise. However, when one understands the movie’s hidden MK context, he actually takes her to a black MK site.

At the site, the man disappears, and Riley fights her alter-persona.

In this scene, Riley is being programmed. The fight against her alter persona is how her dissociated state perceives the trauma.

To confirm everything you’ve just read, Riley abruptly “teleports” from this bloody fight to a highly symbolic scene.

Riley finds herself performing at a concert while wearing the monarch outfit she did not want to wear, confirming that she doesn’t control anything in her life.

During her performance, Riley emerges from a cocoon-like device, representing the birth of a new alter-persona from Monarch programming.

While she was thought to be dead (with a missing eye), Riley’s mother is at the show. The horrific events experienced by Riley are her handlers (notably her mother) traumatizing her to further programming.

Like every movie sponsored by the occult elite, things end horribly for the protagonist. In their twisted narratives, evil always has to prevail. Smile 2 is no exception.

After being “penetrated” by a horrific demon, Riley kills herself in front of her fans, who scream in horror.

Of course, she died symbolically.

This is the very last shot of the movie. Riley makes a final one-eye sign while wearing her Monarch outfit. 

If we follow the movie’s logic, all of Riley’s fans are infected with the demon because they were all witnesses of her suicide. The end.

In Conclusion

While Smile 2 is terrifying in its own right, it gets infinitely creepier when one understands the mind-control subtext of it all. Even worse, the movie appears to mirror the plight of actual mind-controlled stars such as Britney Spears while somehow mocking them. There’s a reason for that: Hollywood loves to brag about engaging in horrific practices such as Monarch programming.

Riley’s short blond hair, her constant dissociation, and her demonic possession are not fiction: It is the modus operandi of the occult elite. To ensure that we understand that none of this is random, they made sure to have Riley wear a big Monarch butterfly on her chest. However, most people will not understand this because they are blind to the programming. But that doesn’t matter; they are still exposed to it.

But what’s the point of doing this? Why does the elite keep wanting to expose the masses to its most evil secrets, such as mind control and demonic possession?

Well, this is all explained in the movie’s ending. Riley infected her fans by killing herself in front of them. This figuratively represents what the occult elite seeks to accomplish: To infect the brains of the masses with toxic and evil energies through the pop stars they control and, ultimately, sacrifice.

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