I don't think anyone truly knows or has any real evidence of the existence of the Illuminati. However, numerous Hollywood figures (like Randy Quaid and Corey Feldman) have alluded to their existence. Quiad says that Hollywood whackers are real, and that they tried to kill him and his wife. Feldman said that Hollywood pedophilia is real (it's been speculated that this was used as initiation into Hollywood), and that he was subjected to it in his teen years. Problem is, those initiated into this are sworn to secrecy. If we go by what the Illuminati stands for, Feldman should be dead by now. But, he's still alive and kicking. Quiad would be dead, too. But, still alive as we speak.
J.Cole said in a song that they could be real, but that he wouldn't have any involvement with them because of his skin color (Villuminati). Maino stated that if they were real, no one would even know about them. Rick Ross made a song call Free Mason with Jay Z, and when interviewed about it, he confirmed that there is some secret society stuff going on, but he was vague; the song was meant to answer whatever questions people had about Freemasonry or the Illuminati, in general. In the song, Jay Z says that all of the rumors of rituals and Devil worshiping are fairy tales created by haters' imaginations. Hmm.... You can also throw in the Illuminati's involvement in the deaths of MLK and JFK, Tupac and Biggie, Steven Jobs, Robin Williams, etc, etc.
Then, there's numerous videos on Youtube created by people that claim to be Christians, exposing what they think is related to the Illuminati without any real evidence, and I honestly think that they do it as a scare tactic to get people closer to God. As of recently, there are a bunch of videos on Youtube that desperately try to link Paul Walker's death to the Illuminati. Some says that because he received a red Porsche in the Skulls (a movie about the Illuminati, or something closely related) as initiation gift and later died in real life in a red Porsche that his death might have been staged or a blood sacrifice in an attempt to gross the $1.3 billion for Furious 7. Some even used his father's testimony about Paul wanting to retire from acting, the fact that he died 13 years after the Skulls was released (numerology), and Brian's death in Family Guy (which aired around the same time Paul was killed; Paul's name in Fast and Furious was Brian, of course) as supporting evidence of the Illuminati wanting to kill him. A lot of it is guesswork, but no real evidence.
I'm not even sure if the Illuminati is real or not. But, if they are, there's a likely chance that they may not be as radical or devilish as people believe them to be. Plus, without truth, it's a pointless conversation. A lot of what's been said about the Illuminati is usually the result of people that don't really know what goes on behind the scenes, and people fear what they don't know, so they make up things about it to make themselves feel better. Just my opinion. For example, Christians believe that Masons are Devil worshipers, but they only say this because Masons are very secretive and no one really knows what they do.
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