A Witch POV: Hollywod is full of DARKNESS

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The video taps into a common belief about the "witching hour" and creativity, using a well-known artist as an example to make the concept relatable and intriguing. The personal anecdote adds a touch of authenticity.

Summary

The speaker discusses how the "darkness" of night fuels creativity for musicians and artists, citing Michael Jackson's creation process for "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin" as an example. They suggest that the witching hour (around 3 AM) is a potent time for creative work and manifestation.

Structure

1Introduction to the concept of darkness fueling creativity in the entertainment industry.
2Example of Michael Jackson's creative process for "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin".
3Explanation of the 'witching hour' and its connection to heightened creativity and energy.
4Advice for artists to leverage nighttime for creative work and manifestation.
5Personal anecdote about summer creativity and adjusting schedules.

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A Witch POV: Hollywod is full of DARKNESS So a lot of musicians that are in the entertainment industry, they create in darkness. They go to the studio at night. They do a lot of stuff at night. Because that creator energy, that darkness, fuels their creativity. Um, I know y'all. Y'all know I love Michael Jackson. Okay, so there's an excerpt on one of his albums. I think it's off the wall. And he and Barry Gordy go into how they created, uh, some of the music. And the way he created a song called, uh, Wanna Be Starting something. He was in a dark closet, and he was just sitting there, and he got his, like, his brothers and sisters to help him with some of the instrumental, like hitting a bottle with a stick, you know, playing, uh, a shaker. And he just sat in the darkness and created this in his mind, all the levels and all the instrument sounds that he wanted to build his sound. Well, and there was another article that his dad actually did an interview, and I think it was time, time magazine. And he said that he would walk in, and Michael. Michael would be in. In the total darkness, just talking, manifesting, or, you know, conversing and just putting it out there. And he's. He didn't know what he was doing at the time. Michael's father had no idea what he was doing. If he did, he did. If he didn't, he didn't say it. In the interview, but I'm pretty sure he did. But they would, you know, he would kinda give little clues on how Michael created without giving everything away. But most artists become extra creative at night. They, uh, they're like, up all night doing stuff. And that's where the witching hour thing comes in. That's like 3, 3 o'clock in the morning. That's where, you know, everything is like, full of energy. People do, uh, rituals. People get super creative ideas. their dreams are intense. If you're sleeping or if you're awake. A lot of people wake up at 3:00 am, look at their clock and say, why did I wake up at this time? It's really the most creative time you could actually work. So if you're like an artist type, if you're looking for new ideas, stay up at night or wake up at night. Sleep during the day, wake up at night. Like on the weekend, if you have a job and you can't do it, or on your day off or whatever, and you can't do it in the daytime, find a place, find a time where you can actually sleep during the day and get up at night and see the difference, you know? Um, I know during the summer, I do. I stay up all night in the summer because my kids don't have school. So now that school is getting ready To start back, I have to readjust our schedules, so. Yeah, but, you know, you make it work for you. Also, you know, you can wake up really early in the morning before the sun rises, and you can kind of use that dark energy as well to manifest your day and all that kind of good stuff. Um.

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So a lot of musicians that are in the entertainment industry, they create in darkness. They go to the studio at night. They do a lot of stuff at night. Because that creator energy, that darkness, fuels their creativity. Um, I know y'all. Y'all know I love Michael Jackson. Okay, so there's an excerpt on one of his albums. I think it's off the wall. And he and Barry Gordy go into how they created, uh, some of the music. And the way he created a song called, uh, Wanna Be Starting something. He was in a dark closet, and he was just sitting there, and he got his, like, his brothers and sisters to help him with some of the instrumental, like hitting a bottle with a stick, you know, playing, uh, a shaker. And he just sat in the darkness and created this in his mind, all the levels and all the instrument sounds that he wanted to build his sound. Well, and there was another article that his dad actually did an interview, and I think it was time, time magazine. And he said that he would walk in, and Michael. Michael would be in. In the total darkness, just talking, manifesting, or, you know, conversing and just putting it out there. And he's. He didn't know what he was doing at the time. Michael's father had no idea what he was doing. If he did, he did. If he didn't, he didn't say it. In the interview, but I'm pretty sure he did. But they would, you know, he would kinda give little clues on how Michael created without giving everything away. But most artists become extra creative at night. They, uh, they're like, up all night doing stuff. And that's where the witching hour thing comes in. That's like 3, 3 o'clock in the morning. That's where, you know, everything is like, full of energy. People do, uh, rituals. People get super creative ideas. their dreams are intense. If you're sleeping or if you're awake. A lot of people wake up at 3:00 am, look at their clock and say, why did I wake up at this time? It's really the most creative time you could actually work. So if you're like an artist type, if you're looking for new ideas, stay up at night or wake up at night. Sleep during the day, wake up at night. Like on the weekend, if you have a job and you can't do it, or on your day off or whatever, and you can't do it in the daytime, find a place, find a time where you can actually sleep during the day and get up at night and see the difference, you know? Um, I know during the summer, I do. I stay up all night in the summer because my kids don't have school. So now that school is getting ready To start back, I have to readjust our schedules, so. Yeah, but, you know, you make it work for you. Also, you know, you can wake up really early in the morning before the sun rises, and you can kind of use that dark energy as well to manifest your day and all that kind of good stuff. Um.