Worshiping Sin: The Hidden God Behind 2010s Pop Lyrics

Oh Na Na…
You thought it was just a catchy hook?

Back in the 2010s, nearly every hit song was chanting Na Na—but what if it wasn’t random? What if the whole world was unknowingly singing praises to a Mesopotamian moon god?

Meet Nanna, also known as Sin—father of Ishtar, god of abundance, and ancient deity of the night. Behind the lyrics we danced to and the hooks we repeated was a subtle ritual, engineered by ghostwriters and producers who knew exactly what name they were invoking.

Hands in the air?
You were worshiping.
Chanting his name?
You were joining a ritual.

This wasn’t just music—it was mass spiritual manipulation.
Wake up: not every vibe is harmless.
Some hooks are spells.