In reply to Christopher.

DONT BE FOOLISH.

Lil Nas X had subsequently just announced his retirement. There is no way that the black community or middle America will continue to support his music endeavors. He will now need to make extremely intelligent financial decisions in order to reap the full lifelong benefits of this particular track. It was not smart AT ALL for him to “out” himself.

The music industry is far more RIGID pertaining to black male sexua|ity than Hollywood is for white, gay actors.

This announcement was a BULLET to his flourishing career.

The smart thing to do right now is for him to put a PR Spin on the ambiguous announcement. He should seriously share that he was merely lending his voice & likeness to support all of his LGBT FANS on the final day of pride month.

Otherwise, he won’t have the opportunity to release any more number ones.

Watch now how quickly the song tumbles down the charts.