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13:45Now PlayingThe Atheist Republic team recently discussed their most recently released blasphemous art; Satan Submits to Lil Nas X. The team discusses how they took inspiration from the musical artist’s recently released music video which sparked a new wave of satanic panic. They also discuss the symbolism behind this art and the various hidden meanings of each feature within the piece.
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