Lil Nas X song ‘Old Town Road’ makes history a 3rd time

Rising star, and openly queer hip hop artist, Lil Nas X has starred in a Super Bowl commercial for technology company Logitech. And boy did the singer totally out–gay himself in this much prime time slot alongside drag queens, rainbows, and just enough sequin to make the whole thing sparkle and shine.“We defy expectations, perceptions, and misconceptions,” Nas narrates in the commercial.

Lil Nas X is highlighting his boundary breaking rise to stardom in a new Super Bowl ad for tech company Logitech.

Lil Nas X gets in the blue lit up booth to record a brand new song in Logitech’s Super Bowl Commercial.

Lil Nas X has shared a snippet of his much anticipated single ‘Call Me By Your Name’ in a new Super Bowl ad – listen to it below.The 60-second Logitech commercial sees the ‘Old Town Road’ hitmaker star alongside environmentalist Leah Thomas, illustrator Mercedes Bazan, streamer Meg Kaylee and a number of others.“We stand there in defiance,” Lil Nas X narrates as the track plays in the background. “We the makers.

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Rita Moreno made history at the 1962 Academy Awards, becoming the first Latina to win an Oscar for her groundbreaking role as Anita in West Side Story, she was so overwhelmed that her acceptance speech was a mere 11 words: “I can’t believe it. Good lord.

Prince Harry in the 2017 TV movie “King Charles III," and was in an episode of filmmaker Steve McQueen's 2020 “Small Axe” anthology.Glowing reviews met those and other performances, including in the three-part “The Long Song,” which aired in Britain in 2018 and makes its U.S. debut Sunday on PBS (check local listings for time).

Olivia Rodrigo‘s runaway hit ‘Drivers License’ continues to smash records all around the world, and now it has hit another milestone: the fastest song in history to reach 200million Spotify streams.‘Drivers License’, Rodrigo’s official debut single, managed to hit the 200million mark in just 17 days, following its release on January 8.The song isn’t technically the first song of Rodrigo’s to hit 200million streams on the platform.

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YouTube star JoJo Siwa after she came out as gay.  The singer and dancer, 17, who rose to fame on the reality show Dance Moms, excited fans with a post earlier this week that appeared to allude to the fact.

JoJo Siwa made a statement with her clothing that fellow celebrities, including Paris Hilton and Lil Nas X, rallied around.

Twitter is celebrating after JoJo Siwa revealed that she’s a part of the LGBTQ community. The 17-year-old Dance Moms alum-turned-pop star came out in a creative way: on Jan. 22, she tweeted a selfie of herself wearing a T-shirt that read, “Best. Gay. Cousin. Ever.” Over the photo, JoJo simply wrote, “My cousin got me a new shirt.”

 Maluma  has made history as ELLE’s first-ever solo male cover star. The Colombian singer graces the cover of the magazine’s February 2021 issue, which hits newsstands Feb.

after his term ends, and if there's a conviction, bar him from holding public office. The Twitter reactions to Trump's impeachment are, unsurprisingly, off the charts.