Lil Nas X is renowned for his wicked sense of humor. However, the star has taken to social media to get serious about the backlash that has engulfed him following the release of his latest single ‘J Christ.’

As reported, the 24-year-old declares on the track that he’s “back like J Christ” (referring to Jesus Christ) and, in the song’s accompanying visual, he dresses as Jesus, Moses, and Noah.

And while it appeared like the performer was keen to lean all the way into the controversy, he has expressed both a pivot and an apology…of sorts.

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Lil Nas X may be receiving all sorts of backlash for the religious overtones in the song and video for his new single ‘J Christ,’ but praise is pouring in from a surprising source – the Church of Satan. 

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Lil Nas X has spent much of the week promoting his newly released single ‘J Christ.’

And while much of his time has been apportioned to teasing the track and its controversial video (in which he recreates many biblical scenes as Jesus, Moses, and more), the 23-year-old has also poured time into clapping back at his critics.

Including those who have been comparing him to the likes of Lady Gaga and Madonna.

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Ouch! Though wholly expecting to brave critical backlash for its Biblical references (deemed by many as sacrilegious), Lil Nas X may not have been prepared for the mixed review his latest tune ‘J Christ’ itself would get upon its debut Friday morning (January 12).

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After using his last controversial era, ‘Montero,’ to go to Hell to twerk on and unalive the Devil, Lil Nas X is now using his musical superpowers to go to Heaven in the cinematic music video for ‘J Christ‘ – the first single from his yet-titled sophomore album.

With its polarizing depictions of crucifixion and communion, LNX (born Montero Hill) once again ruffled the feathers of Christian conservatives – many of whom blasted the GRAMMY winner on social media and even signed petitions to have ‘J Christ’ blocked from radio and digital airwaves.

Much to their chagrin, their efforts have proven futile as Friday (January 12) brought with it the arrival of the Hill-directed visual in full.

Featuring a cameo from Web personality-actress TS Madison, hop inside to see the action.

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Following the massively controversial ‘Montero’ era of 2021, Lil Nas X spent most of 2022 and 2023 on the quieter side of headlines.

That changed last week when the GRAMMY winner unveiled a peek at the single cover artwork for his “comeback” single ‘J Christ’ – a visual that depicts him being crucified like Jesus Christ.

Inciting an expected backlash, LNX – when not defending his artistic decision – followed with eye-popping teasers that will definitely get people talking.

Ahead of the tune’s official debut on Thursday (January 11), see the “trailer” inside.

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Lil Nas X is set to shake up the scene all over again – this time with his brand new single ‘J Christ.’

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Lil Nas X is returning to the spotlight with more than just new music.

Because, amidst the push for his incoming material, the Hip-Pop performer has announced his documentary special, ‘Long Live Montero.’

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Lil Nas X is firing up the hype machine for his return to music.

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Lil Nas X is revving up the buzz machine for his incoming new music.

For, fresh from sharing a snippet and a mysterious promotional website popping up, the ‘Industry Baby’ chart-topper has opened up about leveling up creatively with what’s on the way.

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Lil Nas X has long harnessed the power of the internet towards the promotion of his music.

Indeed, since blazing onto the scene with ‘Old Town Road,’ Hip-Pop provocateur has leveraged creative measures towards leveling up with his material.

And it appears he’s already doing the same with his incoming release.

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Despite having a pretty quiet 2023 as he’s baking the follow-up to his 2021 debut studio album, ‘Montero,’ rapper-singer Lil Nas X is still managing to piss off the conservatives.

Having already caused uproar in the past for everything from selling “Satan shoes” to delivering racy award show performances, music videos deemed sacrilegious, and more, the chart-topping hitmaker (born Montero Hill) seems to always find a way to get on the group’s bad side.

Beyond most recently being the subject of admonishment from celebrities and critics alike for claiming he’s entering his “Christian era,” he’s also landed in the sights of the American Family Association (AFA).

Look inside to see how the latter organization is waging war on his endorsements of Vitaminwater.

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