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Does anyone know what it is, besides a creepy-looking priest-type figure?
Moderator: Edi
Yes. The point of it was to get people to take notice of their surroundings a bit. As the sticker itself has no meaning (apparent or otherwise), the impression it gives depends on the person. One person will think it's a band or a clothing company (they eventually started making t-shirts, but not for years after they started printing the stickers), another will think it's a cult or subversive political organization.The Duchess of Zeon wrote:Wouldn't a sticker with the word "obey" on it be just a bit suspicious?
According to the site, the sticker started out as a sticker of Andre the Giant. They later stylized it and added "obey" (and "giant" in some cases to make it stand out more. Certainly the font is the same as in "They Live." But many of them don't say anything now. There are a lot of variations on the same image of Andre the Giant. You can see them at the site.Chardok wrote:The Obry Stickers may come from an old movie..."They Live" Really cool flick where rowdy roddy piper finds some sunglasses that allow him to see things as they really are...The basic premise is this: The world you see around you isn't really whats there, billboards and signs and TV all have hidden messages in them...OBEY Being the most prevalent. aliens are here on earth and are working dilligently to take it over. John Carpenters best work, IMHO (Well, close to, anyway)