Madonna seems to never run out of tricks under her sleeves. After gracing the Grammy's wearing a racy matador costume, she even went a little bit higher in making the crowd go wild and critics on her neck by performing an Illuminati inspired ritual performance while singing her single 'Living for Love'.
As the music industry celebrated last February 8, 2015 in Los Angeles California, conspiracy theories of the legendary Illuminati being part of the event arise. This has always been a speculation in the event for several years already but Madonna's recent performance convinced critics that the "demonic" group is indeed behind this award giving body.
Madonna performed together with Kanye West. Singing her single 'Living for Love', the superstar was surrounded by several horned back-up dancers who definitely portrays as demons during the whole performance. Madonna donned a red and black costume, something that looks like her "matador costume" and performed her lungs out while portraying what seems to be a goddess for the horned being surrounding her. Some viewers even claimed that what Madonna did was a form of Illuminati ritual offering graces to the "demonic gods" of the occult. The social media sites were very intense about exploiting the idea of the Illuminati after her performance.
It was not only Madonna's performance that triggered this whole Illuminati worshiping on national television. The Illuminati rumors also immediately spread after the show kicked off with AC/DC's 'Highway to Hell' performance with members of the crowd wearing red "devil horns". It was shortly followed by a performance from Katty Perry who wore horns all throughout the performance.
Even the promotional material used for the show was attributed to the Illuminati. Beyonce even tweeted, "Illuminati theme for this year's Grammys."
Several stars are also being linked to be Illuminati followers and it was not a surprise to see big names in the industry being allegedly involved in this "demonic group". Stars like Jay-Z, Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Rihanna, Taylor Swift and Madonna are long believed to be part of the cultish sect.
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