Why Hip-Hop Is Struggling To Accept Lil Nas X?

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorJust hours after Drake finally, officially announced the release date for his long-awaited forthcoming “Certified Lover Boy” album — which apparently has a cover featuring several emoji-type images of pregnant women — Lil Nas X jumped in by posting a similar one for his long-awaited forthcoming “Montero” album… except with pregnant men.“MONTERO” THE ALBUM OUT SEPTEMBER 17, 2021 pic.twitter.com/M7qVwV1uOu— MONTERO

Lil Nas X nearly broke the internet again! Only this time it had nothing to do with giving a lap dance to the devil.If you've seen the three-word phrase «Nah he tweakin» in seemingly thousands of comments across Instagram, it's all because of the artist's apparent quasi-beef with skateboard legend Tony Hawk.The whole thing seemingly began when it was brought to Lil Nas X's attention that Hawk was selling skateboards decorated with paint infused with blood.On Wednesday, the «Call Me By Your Name»

Lil Nas X has announced that his long-awaited debut album Montero will be released September 17 2021 via Columbia Records. Preceded by the previously-released singles "Montero (Call Me By Your Name)", "Industry Baby (feat.

Lil Nas X has confirmed he will release his debut album MONTERO next month.

Lil Nas X has announced the release date for ‘Montero’, his debut studio album.The artist revealed the news today (August 26) on Twitter that it will arrive on September 17.

Lil Nas X's new job is giving him déjà vu. The 22-year-old rapper took to Instagram on Monday to announce that he's been appointed the chief impact officer at Taco Bell, the fast food chain at which he had his first job.«life has come full circle,» Nas tweeted. «i officially work at taco bell again.»According to a press release about the collaboration, Nas worked at an Atlanta, Georgia, area Taco Bell back in 2017.

Lil Nas X, Bring Me The Horizon, Little Simz and more.Announced today (August 24), this year’s edition of the station’s annual run of special performances will begin on September 6 and continue throughout the rest of the month.Joining the aforementioned acts on the line-up are Camila Cabello, Rag’n‘Bone Man, Shawn Mendes and Mimi Webb.

Saweetie has spoken out about homophobia in hip-hop during a new interview.Misogyny and homophobia within the culture has been a hot topic of conversation in recent weeks, following the controversial backlash to Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow‘s ‘Industry Baby’ video as well as DaBaby’s hateful remarks at Rolling Loud Miami.Speaking to People magazine, Saweetie has now weighed in on the issue, saying she believes it is necessary to “call out what we’re uncomfortable with”.“I think that it’s important

For the 2021 Power of Young Hollywood Issue, Variety profiled three young stars making an impact in the entertainment industry. For more, click here. Newfound fame has felled many a young superstar, and Lil Nas X, feeling overwhelmed by the massive success of his 2019 hit “Old Town Road,” decided to take a brief hiatas early last year to settle in and work on his debut album.

Lil Nas X has promised that he will return to his “cowboy era” once his “gay era” is complete.Taking to Twitter over the weekend, the rapper, who recently secured back to back Billboard Top 10 singles with ‘Montero (Call Me By Your Name)’ and ‘Industry Baby’ featuring Jack Harlow, looked towards the future and what it may hold for him musically.“after i drop the album i will be finish with my gay era and returning to my cowboy era,” Nas X tweeted.after i drop the album i will be finish with my

Megan Thee Stallion has spoken out about homophobia in hip-hop in a new interview.The culture’s ongoing struggle with misogyny and homophobia has been a hot topic of conversation in recent weeks, following the controversial backlash to Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow‘s ‘Industry Baby’ video as well as DaBaby’s hateful remarks at Rolling Loud Miami.Speaking to People magazine, Megan has now weighed in on the issue, saying hip-hop’s reckoning with homophobia was long overdue.“It is about time,” she

Run This Town and uttered by Kanye West, “It’s crazy how you can go from being Joe Blow to everybody on your dick—no homo.”In the latest example of the toxic and homophobic behaviour employed by some performers in the hip hop industry, Grammy nominated rapper, DaBaby, recently performed a set at music festival Rolling Loud.Backlash began to build when a video of his performance at the festival shows him addressing the crowd, saying “If you didn’t show up today with HIV, AIDS, or any of them

Lil Nas X secures the highest new entry on this week’s Official Irish Singles Chart with Industry Baby.

Lil Nas X’s father has become the latest person to criticise remarks DaBaby made during his performance at Rolling Loud festival. At the Miami event, DaBaby shouted to the crowd: “Fellas, if you ain’t sucking d*** in the parking lot, put your cell phone lighter up.

Lil Nas X is not afraid to shut down any homophobic comments after releasing his «Industry Baby» music video.The singer dropped his prison-themed video on Friday, following a teaser that featured him playing himself, the lawyers, the sole juror and the judge that sentences him to five years in «Montero State Prison.» The music video shows the outcome of that sentence, with Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow breaking out of prison in a Sesque escape. Much like the reception to his «Montero (Call Me By

Enough already!

Lil Nas X has never been shy about speaking his mind, and he has plenty to say to critics of his new NSFW music video for “Industry Baby”, his new collab with Jack Harlow.