Monster Energy has the devil's number "666" hidden inside
In 2014, a woman claimed that Monster Energy is a drink symbolizing the devil's number "666" and promotes Satanism.
Despite no one seriously believing this, the video went viral and has been viewed over 14 million times. While the hype has since died down, it remains one of the events that has been etched into history as a topic related to Monster Energy.
Hidden "666" in the Monster Energy Logo
The Monster Energy claw mark logo consists of a series of Hebrew numbers "6," which is said to represent the devil's number in Christianity. According to Revelation 13:18, "666 is the number of the beast," often referred to as the devil's number. Some claim that the Monster Energy logo corresponds to this.
Additionally, the vertical line in the "O" of MONSTER ENERGY forms a "cross," which, when the drink is consumed, turns upside down, symbolizing the inverted cross associated with Satanism and anti-Christ imagery, according to some.
Furthermore, the slogan "Unleash the Beast" is said to refer to the "beast" mentioned in Revelation...
Monster Energy's logo and branding, which appear not only on the product itself but also in advertisements, are said to spread Satanism, according to some warnings.
It's interesting how such associations are drawn. It’s just a simple logo with the letter "M" and claws, but somehow it’s linked to these ideas...
Other Conspiracy Theories Involving the Illuminati
Aside from the claims about "666," Monster Energy is also tied to Illuminati conspiracy theories.
Some people believe that Monster Energy's rise to prominence is due to funding from the Illuminati.
While many energy drink brands emerged during America's energy drink boom, most disappeared, and Monster Energy has consistently grown. Some claim this success is because of substantial financial support from the Illuminati.
Additionally, there are rumors that the founder of Coca-Cola was part of the Illuminati, and it’s said that Coca-Cola and Monster Energy's capital partnership was connected to this, leading Monster to grow to the top alongside Red Bull.
Video of the Woman Claiming "666" Hidden in Monster Energy
MONSTER Energy drinks are the work of SATAN!!!
In the video, the woman presents her claims seriously, so she may genuinely believe them (；´∀｀).
The "666" and Illuminati theories are all conspiracies and not based on facts, so it might be fun to enjoy them as a joke! Just the mention of "Monster Energy" leads to all sorts of bizarre theories from around the world, and there's no doubt that it has become a brand with a more extreme image than Red Bull.
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