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Lil Nas X has shared his new single is called 'J. Christ'

Lil Nas X has announced his new single will be out this Friday and it’s called J. Christ. 

The musician shared artwork of him being raised on a cross, an image that sure to provoke anger amongst some religious groups.

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A second clip shared to social media showed the singer clad in silver boots on a cross that spins around and turns into a Transformer-like vehicle, complete with halo.

“My new single is dedicated to the man who had the greatest comeback of all time,” Lil Nas X said in social media posts announcing the new tune.

PRESAVE:https://t.co/LrFAtEUdzB pic.twitter.com/UGyNWbfUdG

— ✟ (@LilNasX) January 8, 2024

The rapper caused controversy with his last album. The video for lead track Montero (Call Me By Your Name) depicted Lil Nas X performing a lap dance for the devil. He recently commented that he was entering his Christian Era.

Since announcing the single the singer has been posting a steady stream of content to his social media including an image of his dressed as an angel while holding two assault rifles, and a letter proclaiming he’s been accepted in a Bible College run by late tele-evangelist Jerry Falwell.

Over on his Instagram account he’s posted a video of an interaction with a drag-version of the late Queen Elizabeth II where he asks her to dance along to his latest tune.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Look out for the video and new song at the end of the week.


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