Today we talk about the Controversy around lil nas x. Do you believe that he has disrespected Christians? We’ll come and here our opinion about it! Please like share comment and subscribe for more. As always we love you 
Actually, the theme for the "Montero" (Call Me By Your Name) its biblical references and symbolism, the music video features a running theme of duality, including good vs. evil and masculinity vs. femininity. A Greek quotation from Plato's Symposium is shown on the tree of life: "After the division the two parts of man, each desiring his other half". The scene in the Colosseum was seen as a reference to the trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate, while the judges' costumes were inspired by the all-denim outfits worn by Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake in 2001. The Latin phrase "Damnant quod non intelligunt" is written on the ground below Satan, which translates to "they condemn what they do not understand".[17] According to a press release accompanying the video, the final scene represents "dismantling the throne of judgement and punishment that has kept many of us from embracing our true selves out of fear." Also, Lil Nas X is a young man, he is in his 20s. Another thing is that Nas said in his interview that he never was the kids, plus you have to be mindful that he is a troll. So no he is not mocking God, because it's no different than how jesus & satan portrayed in the media (especially movies & tv shows.) And the video concept is that sees Nas slaying both the gates of heaven (alongside some major celebrity cameos) and the fires of hell. After an inner battle plays out, he claims victory over evil and chooses his path forward, the path of faith, and sails through a flooded rapture. Side note: No, he not selling his soul to the devil.
The definition of do anything for clout! He has sold himself to the industry for fame and money. You must be a fan? Doesn't matter what he says in interviews his actions speak louder than words. He has no soul.
What people will do for money is sickening. But people also watch and consume it on the daily so who's at fault here. Is it the person doing the gross content or the audience who keeps coming back to watch
