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Lil Nas X Joins the Tradition of Musicians Styling Themselves as “J Christ”

By Genna Rivieccio
January 14, 2024

Causing outrage by positioning oneself—literally—as Jesus is nothing new in the music industry. Whether it’s Nas (from whom Lil Nas X obviously takes a portion [Read More…]

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Lil Nas X Joins the Tradition of Musicians Styling Themselves as “J Christ”

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