Social media users are freaking out after hearing a song titled 'Pandemic', which contains references to coronavirus in 2020 despite being written back in 2013. Check it out:
That's right, it's time to don your tinfoil hat and take a look at 'Pandemic' by Dr Creep, which was posted on YouTube back in June 2013, but is now going viral on TikTok after people spotted the creepy coincidence.
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Just seconds into the song, there's a sample of a woman saying: "By the time they tried to evacuate the cities it was already too late - the infection was everywhere."
Later in the song, Dr Creep raps: "Begin life in a lab in the first war of vaccines / Million die in the first week in the pandemic dreams."
He then adds: "2020 combined with coronavirus, bodies stacking."
Weird, eh?
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However, you can doff that tinfoil hat, because the rapper himself has spoken and has clarified how the song came about.
In a lengthy post on Facebook in March last year, Dr Creep wrote that there was 'already six or so coronaviruses in 2012/2013' when the song was written and that he had simply chosen the year 2020 because '2020 and 2030 was just significant years to me'.
He added: "To me, the lyrics are just more of a coincidence than a prediction as I don't feel I was 'trying' to predict anything, I just rapped about what I was watching.
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"But call it a prediction, dumb luck, coincidence, remote viewing, predictive programming (lmao) or whatever you want.
"People just never heard of a coronavirus which is part of a family of viruses, hence why they dubbed the new one Covid-19 or SARS-CoV-II.
"SARS and MERS were both coronaviruses as well."
The post continued: "So once again, NO, I'm not a prophet. Not Nostradamus. No, I don't make predictions and no, I'm not a writer for The Simpsons.
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"BUT, I have been studying docs and listening to 'insiders' and 'whistle blowers' in lectures and interviews for 10+ years and some things just add up and lyrics come out of it.
"NOT a prediction, simple as that.
"Yeah I know, mentioning a coronavirus and 2020 in a song titled 'Pandemic' from 2013 is strange to most people, but not so much to me as this is what I do, I watch 'crazy s***' and make esoteric underground hip hop."
But then he would say that, wouldn't he?
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The truth is out there, guys.
Featured Image Credit: Dr Creep