Beyoncé, Billy Aylish, Ariana Grande and Cardi Bey are all tools in the hands of the devil.
Or at least that's what Christina Carmo, the Republican candidate for secretary of state for Michigan, claims.
Carmo was elected last weekend as a candidate for the job on the right side of the American political map, and she will run for office in the November election.
Since she was elected, an episode of the podcast she previously submitted, which aired on the network in August 2020, has been surfacing on the Internet, in which she claims that the singers mentioned place children "under a devilish illusion."
"The biggest and most guilty perpetrators of the rising popularity of devil worship and black magic are celebrities," Carmo argued in the preamble, citing Granada's 2018 song "God is A Woman."
"At the MTV Music Awards, her performance included a reenactment of Christ's Last Supper as a lesbian orgy," the politician claimed.
"(It's) just blasphemy ... These entertainers perform blasphemy at the highest levels. These are the people who entertain your children, and people still ask 'why do young people turn away from the faith?'. It's because they are under a devilish delusion."
During the episode, Carmo attacked young singer Billy Aylish for singing "All the Good Girls Go to Hell" and "Pop star Beyonce" for "trying to appeal to blacks and persuade them to take part in pagan acts."
But it was not just female stars who were in the sights of sending the public.
Jay-Z, Beyoncé's partner, was also accused of being a Satanist, but in his case Carmo was forced to admit that it was more of a gut feeling because she did not have “solid vision” in her hands to prove her claim.
And it does not end there: Cardi Bey has been dubbed by her as a "tool of the devil" because she "throws filth in the culture" - mainly due to her joint singing with Megan Di Stallion "Wap".
"You already know what the acronym means," she said (and in case you do not know what it is - imply that it is sexual content), "so I'm not going to tell you, but it's awfully rude."
Carmo has won the support of former US President Donald Trump and is among the politicians who deny the victory of Joe Biden and the Democratic Party in the 2020 presidential race. And her belief that it was extreme left-wing activists who were behind the riots on Capitol Hill in Washington on January 6, 2021. In addition, she has repeatedly spoken out against the LGBT community.
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