Lil Nas X MONTERO controversy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is blatant Satanism. Must not be many church goers anymore.

Oh, honey. Satan isn’t real.

That's his best trick and you fell for it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is blatant Satanism. Must not be many church goers anymore.

Oh, honey. Satan isn’t real.

That's his best trick and you fell for it.

NP. No, but really. This saying always makes me laugh but it's really not funny. If more people were screened for mental illness when they came out with gems like this we'd have less shootings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The thing is, it is still shamed upon in the African American community to be a gay black male. White people are ok with the whole non-binary, them terms, etc but that shit does not fly in the damn hood.

Actually most white people are not ok with it either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is blatant Satanism. Must not be many church goers anymore.

Oh, honey. Satan isn’t real.

Satan is very real.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is blatant Satanism. Must not be many church goers anymore.

Oh, honey. Satan isn’t real.

That's his best trick and you fell for it.

NP. No, but really. This saying always makes me laugh but it's really not funny. If more people were screened for mental illness when they came out with gems like this we'd have less shootings.

Yep. I would love a study on how many mass shootings are perpetrated by the religiously fervent. The two big ones in march were by a Southern Baptist and a Muslim. Both of whom attended their local religious institutions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is blatant Satanism. Must not be many church goers anymore.

Oh, honey. Satan isn’t real.

Satan is very real.

Satan has weirdly discerning tastes then. Approving of this, but not that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love this song and video. Straight white people have been doing stuff like this forever and no one bats an eye. It gives me hope for a more accepting society that a song like this (graphicness aside) has made it into mainstream music.

That's a reach...

[Anonymous]

Is the whole point of the MV lost on everyone? The conceit of the whole thing is:

Christians told Lil Nas X (and gay people in general) to go to hell, so he did. And now those same Christians are mad?

It's exposing the hypocrisy.

[Anonymous]

This is comedy. Sorry if straight Black OR White people don't get it. The struggle is real for ALL gays. Black, White, Latinx, Asian etc. This is not just about the Black community.

[Anonymous]

I think it's hysterical that he's causing grown adults to admit they are afraid of a little red guy who pokes folks in the butt with a big fork.

[Anonymous]

Whats with the blood in the sneakers?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love this song and video. Straight white people have been doing stuff like this forever and no one bats an eye. It gives me hope for a more accepting society that a song like this (graphicness aside) has made it into mainstream music.

That's a reach...

DP. I agree with them. I think there should be more artists who are not only openly gay but actually have music videos that show that.

Ricky Martin, Adam Lambert, and Clay Aiken are all openly gay. None of them have a single on camera song openly directed to their sexual preference - kissing, touching, hugging, lap dancing. We could talk about the closeted artists from huge bands that were rumored to be gay or lesbian as well but won't go into that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whats with the blood in the sneakers?

A riff off the sneakers that Holy Water in them.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/nike-air-max-97-jesus-shoes-filled-with-holy-water-selling-for-4000-2019-10-11/

[Anonymous]

The uproar reminds me of when Pepsi got upset with Madonna over her Like a Prayer video where she kissed a black (dead?) Jesus.

[Anonymous]

The church really needs to get a life. They had nothing to say when Sabrina was worshiping Satan in a Netflix series.