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Lil Nas X Says He’s ‘No Longer Gay’ After Losing Grammys
He had threatened to resign from the Illuminati if he didn’t win.
Lil Nas X, the pop rapper, looked regal in an ornate white two-piece accented with symbolic butterflies at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards held at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. As he walked the red carpet, the singer-born Montero Lamar gave a boost to his 6ft2in frame with matching platform boots, which had him towering.
His hairstylist, Stacey Kutz, even coiffed the Atlanta-born star’s natural locks to make him appear taller.
And due to his height, his make-up artist Grace Pae had struggled to reach him with a battery-operated fan and a handkerchief to dab sweat off his complexion.
Lil Nas X accessorized his look with a diamond grill, earrings, and rings, including a blue eye shadow that can be spotted on the corners of his eyes. His creative and fashion director Hodo Musa had been clearly inspired by the $20K Balmain FW/12 dress Mom-of-four Kim Kardashian donned for her bachelorette before her 2014 wedding to her third husband, Kanye West.
The SKIMs founder had then been spotted in a get-up in Paris while celebrating her night last as a single woman.
At the time, she did host a dinner for her girlfriends at the post-Hotel Costes on Rue Saint Honore in Paris. The unique mini dress was part of a fall 2012 collection.
However, the outfit didn’t last all night on Lil Nas as the rapper later changed into a sparkly black suit. He kicked off his Dead Right Now performance in a cape to cover it before stripping down to a one-sleeve bejeweled crop top and later a military jacket. He didn’t win a Grammy award, but he had about five nominations, including his song Montero for Record and Song of the Year, and Best Music Video.
Of his loss, the former Six Flags staffer, who boasts 69.6M social media followers, exclaimed: “Can’t believe I lost all my Grammys. I am now no longer gay!”
Lil Nas X had lost both the record of the year and the song of the year award to Silk Sonic’s Bruno Mars and Anderson Peak.
