The music industry has long been described as a volatile, sometimes evil, environment where talent is often exploited by greedy music execs...
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The music industry has long been described as a volatile, sometimes evil, environment where talent is often exploited by greedy music execs. Conspiracy theorists take it a step further, believing the industry is controlled by elite groups that use pop stars to spread their satanic agenda to the masses.
After former Disney star Miley Cyrus appeared nude in the 2013 video for “Wrecking Ball,” Sinead O’ Conner penned an open letter urging her not to let herself be “pimped” and “prostituted” by the music industry and encouraging her to protect herself.
Though the letter was mocked by Cyrus, her provocative new image is a prime example of how artists are exploited to generate sales and challenge traditional social values.
Known for her blatantly sacrilegious songs, videos and live performances, Lady Gaga has come under fire for her dark antics. The pop star was accused of performing a satanic ritualat the London’s Intercontinental Hotel, after leaving behind a bathtub full of blood.
Rapper Jay Z has denied rumors that he is a part of the Illuminati for years. The Illuminati is a title given to a secret elite group that many believe rule the world and practice satanic worship. This group is rumored to use the entertainment industry to promote their agenda.
Gaga even casually referenced Lucifer during her appearance on ‘The Jimmy Kimmel Show’. She also received public backlash after a SXSW show where she hired a performance artist to vomit on her while singing. Critics called the performance “sick” and “disturbing”.
Gaga regularly incorporates blood, fire and nudity into her live performances.
Her satanic image has caused show cancellations in conservative countries where religious leaders exert power. Even Mariah Carey has referred to her former American Idol co-star, Nicki Minaj, as “Satan”.
The pop idol’s photo shoots, videos and live performances contain Satanic imagery. Minaj has happily adopted an alter ego named “Roman Zolanski” in homage to infamous movie producer Roman Polanski and husband of murdered actress Sharon Tate.
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In the documentary ‘My Time Now’, Minaj describes “Roman” as a violent male alter-ego that was “conjured up” and will not go away. Minaj was accused of performing a satanic ritual during her 2012 Grammy performance of “Roman Holiday,” which featured fire, levitation, a choir, a priest and sex slaves during her mock exorcism.
In the wake of Whitney Houston’s death, the performance was quickly dubbed one of the most satanic performances ever televised. The president of the Catholic League released a statement calling The Recording Academy “irresponsible” for allowing the offensive performance.
Beyonce’s “demonic” alter-egos and performances filled with satanic symbols have ruffled the feathers of parents and parent advocate groups alike. Her once kid-friendly pop image as part of ‘Destiny’s Child’ has long been replaced by an oversexualized one.
Beyonce’s “demonic” alter-egos and performances filled with satanic symbols have ruffled the feathers of parents and parent advocate groups alike. Her once kid-friendly pop image as part of ‘Destiny’s Child’ has long been replaced by an oversexualized one.
New single ‘Drunk in Love’ introduces her latest alter ego, Yonce, who is more overtly sexual than former alter ego Sasha Fierce. In the video, Yonce acts as a madam and appears in lingerie during scenes where she is licked by a model and licks herself. Beyonce and husband Jay Z’s erotic Grammy performance of the single was called an overt promotion of sex magick.
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Some fans believe Beyonce practices witchcraft under the influence her husband, who is a rumored Aleister Crowley enthusiast and Freemason.
Rapper Jay Z has denied rumors that he is a part of the Illuminati for years. The Illuminati is a title given to a secret elite group that many believe rule the world and practice satanic worship. This group is rumored to use the entertainment industry to promote their agenda.
A reported Prince Hall Freemason and open Aleister Crowley supporter, Jay Z has addressed the speculation in the media. However, his satanic lyrics, demonic imagery in videos like ‘On to the Next One’ and occult symbols on his clothing and jewelry have continued to feed public suspicion.
In his single ‘Empire State of Mind,’ Jay Z raps: “… Jesus can’t save you, life starts when the church ends.” Jay Z claims to believe in God, but not religion.
Often said to be “serving Satan” pop star Rihanna has been labeled the “Princess of the Illuminati”. Rhianna’s was signed to Def Jam by Jay Z when she was 16 years old and speculated to be under his influence.
Her dark image, complete with public nudity, gun tattoo, oversexualized performances and videos steeped in occult imagery, have kept her on the radar of religious groups. The lyrics for her hit ‘Disturbia’ describe demon possession.
After her song “Russian Roulette’ was released, glamorizing suicide, fellow recording artists publicly blasted Rihanna for succumbing to industry pressure to worship the devil. Like her mentor, Jay Z, Rihanna has publicly denied being part of the Illuminati.
Blamed for ushering in a new age of sexual depravity, Madonnahas been labeled a devil-worshipper and “servant of the devil”. The pop icon’s live shows and videos contain occult symbols and she is often part of controversial performances with younger new generation pop stars.
She famously kissed Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera onstage during the 2003 MTV Music Awards in what was later described as a satanic initiation ritual. From her early video ‘Like A Prayer’ to the 2014Grammy’s, her performances are laden with demonic overtones, mocking religion. Madonna’s paganistic 2012 Superbowl performance continued to cause controversy, including a Baphomet costume and duet with Nicki Minaj.
Madonna has openly claimed to practice Kabbalah, previously repping the Kabbalah Centre International, which many believe is a Hollywood cult. Madonna told Harper’s Bazaar magazine, she is a “big believer in ritualistic behaviour” but ‘not a big fan of rules’. - the richest.com
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