Lil Nas X Shut Down All the People Hating on His New Song and Video

Paris Texas are an emerging rap duo from Compton with a string of promising recent singles under their belt. It all started last month with "HEAVY METAL," striking for its instrumental's lead guitar, as stripped down as a White Stripes demo while rappers Lousie Pascal and Felix drop lysergic bars full of flexing.

CMU’s Andy Malt and Chris Cooke review key events in music and the music business from the last week, including a legal settlement that will see 666 pairs of Nike trainers that were turned – without the sportswear brand’s permission – into Lil Nas X’s Satan Shoes recalled, plus the merger of Scooter Braun’s Ithaca Holdings with the South Korean music company formerly known as Big Hit Entertainment, HYBE.SECTION TIMES01: Satan Shoes (00:06:41)02: HYBE and Ithaca (00:21:13)(Timings may be slightly

Polo G’s new single Rapstar is off to a strong start on this week’s Official Chart First Look, currently at Number 2 and challenging current leader Lil Nas X’s Montero (Call Me By Your Name) for Number 1.

"Underrated" and "Pi'erre Bourne" don't belong in the same sentence at first glance: the South Carolina-born artist has been showered with well-deserved acclaim and commercial success for helping craft the sound of artists like Playboi Carti and influencing legions of producers eager to replicate his style.

“If you come anywhere near me, just remember I have hip hop friend and country friend, two populations that are guaranteed to own guns,” a scandal drenched and lap dance promising Matt Gaetz was told on Saturday Night Live tonight in no uncertain terms by Lil Nas X in the cold open.

After releasing her new music video for the song Dancing with the Devil, Demi Lovato is getting candid about more personal aspects of her life. Her new album Dancing With the Devil…The Art of Starting Over, which released today, reveals multiple things about Demi’s personal life, case in point her broken engagement with Max Ehrich, the 28-year-old singer-songwriter directly addressed her situation on the new song “15 Minutes.”  “Crickets.

Demi Lovato isn’t holding back!

A judge is stepping in regarding Lil Nas X‘s Satan Shoes.

Lil Nas X may be able to handle bad faith homophobic attacks with ease, but what about legitimate criticism from other artists?

Jordan Moreau After people accused Lil Nas X of copying FKA Twigs with his visually striking “Montero (Call Me by Your Name)” music video, the two musicians talked it out and cleared the air of any wrongdoing.In the special effects-heavy “Montero” video, released on Friday, Lil Nas X falls from heaven and pole dances to descend into hell, where he gives Satan a lap dance and steals his powers.

Nike has sued a company called MSCHF over its latest product, a collaboration with rapper Lil Nas X called Satan Shoes. Limited to 666 pairs, the shoes are actually Nike Air Max 97s, but with the air sole filled with red ink and (they claim) one drop of human blood.

Lil Nas X.The shoes are customised Nike Air Max 97s and were allegedly designed without the sportswear giant’s permission.Brooklyn-based MSCHF is responsible for the footwear, which features a drop of human blood mixed with ink in an air bubble on each shoe.

Nike has reportedly filed a lawsuit against MSCHF, the designer behind Lil Nas X's controversial "Satan shoes," according to a tweet from New York Times reporter Kevin Draper. The shoes are unofficial redesigns of Nike's trademark Air Max 97 design.

Nike has denied all ties to rapper Lil Nas X's exclusive "Satan Shoes," which have drawn criticism for allegedly containing "a drop" of human blood.  The sneakers, made using Nike Air Max 97s, were a collaboration between Lil Nas X and New York-based MSCHF.  In a statement to Fox News, Nike confirmed that the company doesn't have a relationship with Lil Nas X nor MSCHF.   "Nike did not design or release these shoes and we do not endorse them," the company said in a statement.     The red and

If you’re gonna come for Lil Nas X, you should know he gives as good as he gets!

Lil Nas X is sparring with critics of his latest song and the subsequent shoe line that accompanied it, including South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem.  The rapper released his controversial new song "MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)" last week and quickly caught people’s attention for the music video that sees him dressed provocatively, pole dancing and giving Satan a lap dance in Hell.  It didn’t take long before many were voicing their displeasure with the rapper’s sexually explicit and

Demi Lovato is quite literally dancing with the Devil, her new song which is titled the same shares her journey through relapse, which led to her near-fatal overdose. "It's just a little red wine, I'll be fine / Not like I wanna do this every night," the 28-year-old starts, referring to her relapse.