When Jimmy Levy, former “American Idol” contestant and newly converted Christian, first learned about the occult, he assumed it was mostly a way to present himself as edgy and deviant.
He soon learned that the dark arts are very real indeed.
Jason Whitlock recently interviewed the young musician about his experience in the music industry, specifically focusing on the time period prior to Levy’s conversion when he produced secular music and flirted with satanic practices.
Levy was already somewhat familiar with witchcraft, given that his grandmother was a famous psychic.
“My grandmother was the number-one psychic in the world – psychic for Elvis, Michael Jackson, all the big stars, so I already had that understanding of the occult realm,” he shares.
But it wasn’t until he began hanging out with other musicians and actors that he realized just how dark the music industry had become.
The first thing Levy noticed was that several of the people he knew in the music industry who practiced the dark arts had passed away. Before their uncanny deaths, however, they experienced a mysterious increase in success.
“I saw the power in [the dark arts] and how it actually elevated a lot of my friends in the music industry before they passed away,” he says.
The suspected depravity was confirmed when Levy attended a house party, where upstairs he found naked old men and children.
Suspicion only worsened when Levy told his friends about the perversion he had seen at the party, and they discovered that the house was owned by someone with strong ties to the Satanic Temple. Levy was then introduced to people whom he describes as “awake to the occult,” people who wanted him to join their union.
Disturbed and fearful, Levy began speaking out about the horrors he had seen, specifically addressing pedophilia. That’s when the backlash came.
Several of his favorite actors and former friends began turning their backs on him and making statements that made Levy scared for the safety of his family.
Regardless of threats, he has continued speaking out against the pervasive darkness in the music industry, ultimately leading to his conversion to Christianity.
Levy tells Whitlock that he speculates that 70% of the industry is tainted by people who follow Satan – “the angel of music,” he says.
Unfortunately, the people who engage in these satanic practices are the ones who win “the best of the best awards” and are invited to “the best parties … the best clubs. That’s just how it works,” he laments.
But it doesn’t stop there. Levy tells Whitlock that several music companies actually promote the music they think will have the most catastrophic impacts.
“A lot of the music companies that are running these artists,” he says, “will sit together and be like, okay we need to see which of our rapper artists is going to kill the most people and cause the most people to kill each other through psychological warfare … which song on this list is going to cause a giant amount of children to start wanting to shoot each other, to start wanting to use guns for the wrong things.”
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