Lil Nas X Stirs Up Controversy Again on New Single ‘J CHRIST’
Andres Fabris
The “Old Town Road” singer has denied mocking Jesus in the cover art for his new single.
Lil Nas X is a rapper, singer, and songwriter. He gained fame with his viral hit “Old Town Road” in 2018, drawing inspiration from hip-hop, country, and rock. He made history as the first openly gay black man to win a Country Music Association Award. Additionally, he has released a debut EP called “7” and his debut studio album “Montero” in 2021. The album features popular songs “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)” and “Industry Baby”. Click here to learn more.
The “Old Town Road” singer has denied mocking Jesus in the cover art for his new single.
On Friday, August 25th, the Toronto International Film Festival announced its stellar lineup, prizes, and jury members. The juries will
Lil Nas X: Long Live Montero is an upcoming film documenting the rapper’s first-ever global tour. The film is debuting
The “Old Town Road” singer has denied mocking Jesus in the cover art for his new single.
The “Old Town Road” singer has denied mocking Jesus in the cover art for his new single.
On Friday, August 25th, the Toronto International Film Festival announced its stellar lineup, prizes, and jury members. The juries will feature various film critics and filmmakers representing various international film federations. They will include five members for the International Federation of Film Critics. There will also be three members for the Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema, as well as three jurors for the Platform. This year’s biggest prizes are being announced on the
Lil Nas X: Long Live Montero is an upcoming film documenting the rapper’s first-ever global tour. The film is debuting at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) the second week of September. Lil Nas X (real name Montero Lamar Hill) is introducing the film at the festival. He’s sure to steal the show with his lively personality. Although, he might surprise the audience with his more serious side, given the importance of the film’s subjects.
