Katy Perry Illuminati Sacrifice Exposed In Rolling Stone Interview; Katy Perry Wants to Join The Illuminati [VIDEO]

Katy Perry Illuminati Confession Exposed: Katy Perry wants to join the Illuminati, the "Roar" singer told Rolling Stone magazine in the cover interview of their latest issue. But Perry doesn't know where to drop off her resume.

The Illuminati, according to conspiracy sites like Vigilant Citizen, are a satanic cabal of rich and famous pop stars like Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Beyoncé and Jay Z. The Illuminati inexplicably made an overnight star out of unknown singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey, just because they could. Katy Perry wants to know why she wasn't invited to the party.

"Listen, if the Illuminati exists, I would like to be invited," Katy Perry told Rolling Stone in their Aug. 14 issue.  "I see all that shit and I'm like, 'Come on, let me in! I want to be in the club!'"

Katy Perry has been the victim of Illuminati accusations since she first hit the pop scene. The former Christian singer changed her name from Kate Hudson, repeatedly covered up one of her eyes, hypnotized an ET and danced on checkerboards before she became Wide Awake. But the charges went into hyperdrive after she reportedly conducted an Illuminati ritual during her Grammy performance of "Dark Horse."

"Weird people on the Internet that have nothing to do find, like, strange triangles in your hand motions," she told Rolling Stone. "I guess you've kind of made it when they think you're in the Illuminati. But listen, I believe in aliens, so if people want to believe in Illuminati, great."

 Christian rapper Flame sued Katy Perry for plagiarism on her song "Joyful Noise" but also because "the devoutly religious message" of the song "has been irreparably tarnished by its association with the witchcraft, paganism, black magic, and Illuminati imagery evoked by the same music in 'Dark Horse.'"

Vigilant Citizen will point to Perry's Illuminati confession as further proof that she is a member and that she is subliminally converting her followers by bringing the group into the public.