Lil Nas X may have ridden his way to the top of the charts all by himself with ‘Montero (Call Me By Your Name),’ but had he had his way he’d have done so with none other than Bad Bunny.
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Lil Nas X may have ridden his way to the top of the charts all by himself with ‘Montero (Call Me By Your Name),’ but had he had his way he’d have done so with none other than Bad Bunny.
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For many music fans, iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour is the most wonderful time of the year!
Assembling some of music’s biggest hitmakers for a Stateside tour, the lineups the ‘Ball’ has boasted historically have known few rivals – and this year is shaping up to be no exception.
Calling on the likes of chart-toppers Doja Cat, Dua Lipa, Lil Nas X, Megan Thee Stallion, Black Eyes Peas, Jonas Brother, Ed Sheeran, Saweetie, and many more, this year’s extravaganza will kick off in Dallas on November 30 and touch down in Los Angeles, Atlanta, Philadelphia, and more before wrapping up in Miami on December 19.
Hop inside to see if your favorite artists will be bringing some yuletide cheer to a stage near you.
Lil Nas X is on a roll!
Fresh from making a splash on the Billboard charts with his debut album ‘Montero’ and its various singles, the Pop provocateur has revealed that there’s more to come. A lot more.
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Lil Nas X is celebrating.
The music superstar recently landed three songs in the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart (as we reported here) and as a result, he shared a message to his fans and to his haters.
His words below…
Lil Nas X is blazing the Billboard charts with his debut LP ‘Montero.’
Because, while he may have been denied the #1 spot on the album tally due to Drake’s dominance, he’s making his presence felt in a seismic way on the singles front.
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Lil Nas X created quite the storm of buzz around his debut studio album ‘Montero.’
Preceded by its chart-topping title-track, the LP also benefitted from follow-up bops ‘Industry Baby’ (which launched at #2) and recent effort ‘That’s What I Want.’
All laid a solid foundation for the ‘Old Town Road’ performer’s first-ever project commercially.
With the first-week numbers officially unveiled, how did it fare?
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Lil Nas X is in the middle of his biggest sales week yet thanks to the warm commercial response to the September 17 release of his debut album, ‘Montero.’
But while his fans continue to get acquainted with the controversial star’s new music, they’re still clinging to his hits of old – namely ‘Old Town Road.’
The Billy Ray Cyrus-assisted hit, found aboard X’s debut EP ‘7,’ has already ridden into Billboard history books for being the longest-running #1 single ever. Now, just 8 months after becoming the most certified song in the history of the Recording Industry Association of America (and first to reach the 14x Platinum threshold), ‘Old’ has extended the record.
Lil Nas X may have lit up the streaming scene with his debut album ‘Montero,’ but he isn’t resting on his laurels.
Instead, the Pop provocateur is pounding the promotional pavement in support of the LP.
And his latest stop was BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge.
Backed by a full band, Nas delivered rousing renditions of his new single ‘That’s What I Want,’ ‘Montero’ album jam ‘Dead Right Now,’ and a cover of Dolly Parton‘s ‘Jolene.’
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Lil Nas X has stirred up quite the promotional storm in support of his debut album ‘Montero’ and it looks like the star is set to yield major results.
Because the first-week sales predictions are in and they show that he’s set for a major debut on the Billboard 200.
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Lil Nas X‘s debut album ‘Montero’ arrived today to rapturous applause from fans and critics alike.
Led by chart-topper ‘Montero (Call Me By Your Name)’ and follow-up smash ‘Industry Baby,’ the set has been supported by what has been deemed one of the most well-executed marketing campaigns in recent memory.
Indeed, the set’s infectious music has been paired with high-octane performances and Nas’ quirky use of social media – which he has cleverly used as a potent promotional tool.
The masses have watched on and marveled as the performer played up being “pregnant” with the long-awaited LP. Each stage – from the announcement to the baby shower to the labor and delivery all were comically chronicled.
All, it seems, has created the perfect storm of buzz around the project.
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The perils of life in the closet acts as the plot behind Lil Nas X‘s latest music video, ‘That’s What I Want.’
Directed by Stillz, the new clip – which comes as the latest in a string of controversial visuals from LNX including ‘Call Me By Your Name,’ ‘Sun Goes Down,’ and ‘Industry Baby’ – addresses life for men who live double lives and are torn between being who society would have them be versus who they want to be.
A conversation starter for sure, ‘Want’ – which features a cameo from TONY and EMMY-winning singer-actor Billy Porter – arrives on the same day as its parent album, ‘Montero’ (click here to stream).
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After rolling out one of the most unique (and unforgettable) campaigns to trumpet its arrival (see: pregnancy hoax), Lil Nas X‘s long-awaited debut album, ‘Montero,’ has finally landed on digital shelves.
The eponymous affair – kicked off by the controversial singles ‘Call Me By Your Name,’ ‘Sun Goes Down,’ and ‘Industry Baby’ – comes as LNX’s first studio effort and first full body of work since exploding onto the scene with 2019’s ‘Old Town Road’-housing EP, ‘7.’
Though X (born Montero Hill) handles most of the 15-track project by his lonesome, his list of guest stars – which includes Elton John, Jack Harlow, Doja Cat, Megan Thee Stallion, Miley Cyrus, and more – is far from anything to shake a stick at. What’s more, Hill recently revealed Nicki Minaj and Drake were almost included!
Nevertheless, hop inside to watch the ‘delivery announcement’ of ‘Montero’ then stream it courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify.