Lil Nas X - J CHRIST lyrics
Lil Nas X [Montero Lamar Hill] Atlanta, Georgia.U.S.
The artist released the track "J Christ" and immediately accompanied it with a provocative video. About the song itself, he said: "My new single is dedicated to the man who made the greatest comeback of all time". Montero Lamar Hill, who has repeatedly incurred the wrath of the religious community, published a letter stating that he had enrolled at Liberty University in Virginia as a double major in Christian Leadership and Biblical Studies. It later turned out to be a fake, and the fake letter of enrollment was signed by the now deceased head of the university.
[Lil Nas X - J CHRIST lyrics]
Hey, look look look, but look
We going all the way up, man
We going past what we been like
Taking this shit back to the Westside
(Is he 'bout to give 'em something vi-iral?)
Fine cash shit
Yeah, uh
Bust-down chain, that was 30 Banz
Bust-down wrist, match my bust-down thirty inch
Walk up in the club poppin' shit like it was Doublemint
Lookin' for a ten, we only settle when it's settlements
Uh, uh, uh, let 'em slide, yeah
Last year was a quiet year
Now I'm on Mariah, yeah
I'm finna take it higher, yeah, okay
Let 'em slide, yeah
Last year was a quiеt year
Tell 'em, "Comе outside"
Baby, we ain't tryna hide
You know what I'm on, I'm on a break
You know when I'm back, it's all for take
You know that I'm ready for everything
You know when I play, it's all for keeps, uh, uh
Is he up to somethin' only I-I know?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Is he 'bout to give 'em somethin' vi-iral?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Which way that we goin'? Hmm, this way
Took 'em to the telly and I told 'em it's a dizz-ate
Turn up, baby, we gon' have to check out at like 6A
Really it's that eizz-ight, but your Uber on the wiz-ay
Back-back-back up out the gravesite
Bitch, I'm back like J Christ
I'm finna get the gays hyped
I'm finna take it yay high
Back up out the gravesite
Bitch, I'm back like J Christ
I'm finna take it, uh, uh
I'm finna take it yay high
You know what I'm on, I'm on a break
You know when I'm back, it's all for take
You know that I'm ready for everything
You know when I play, it's all for keeps, uh, uh
Is he up to somethin' only I-I know?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Is he 'bout to give 'em somethin' vi-iral?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Is he up to somethin' only I-I know?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Is he 'bout to give 'em somethin' vi-iral?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Oh-oh-oh
I'm in my prime
(Bitch, I'm back like J Christ)
Let's go-go-go
Let's take 'em on a high
(Yeah, yeah)
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
What? Yeah
We going all the way up, man
We going past what we been like
Taking this shit back to the Westside
(Is he 'bout to give 'em something vi-iral?)
Fine cash shit
Yeah, uh
Bust-down chain, that was 30 Banz
Bust-down wrist, match my bust-down thirty inch
Walk up in the club poppin' shit like it was Doublemint
Lookin' for a ten, we only settle when it's settlements
Uh, uh, uh, let 'em slide, yeah
Last year was a quiet year
Now I'm on Mariah, yeah
I'm finna take it higher, yeah, okay
Let 'em slide, yeah
Last year was a quiеt year
Tell 'em, "Comе outside"
Baby, we ain't tryna hide
You know what I'm on, I'm on a break
You know when I'm back, it's all for take
You know that I'm ready for everything
You know when I play, it's all for keeps, uh, uh
Is he up to somethin' only I-I know?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Is he 'bout to give 'em somethin' vi-iral?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Which way that we goin'? Hmm, this way
Took 'em to the telly and I told 'em it's a dizz-ate
Turn up, baby, we gon' have to check out at like 6A
Really it's that eizz-ight, but your Uber on the wiz-ay
Back-back-back up out the gravesite
Bitch, I'm back like J Christ
I'm finna get the gays hyped
I'm finna take it yay high
Back up out the gravesite
Bitch, I'm back like J Christ
I'm finna take it, uh, uh
I'm finna take it yay high
You know what I'm on, I'm on a break
You know when I'm back, it's all for take
You know that I'm ready for everything
You know when I play, it's all for keeps, uh, uh
Is he up to somethin' only I-I know?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Is he 'bout to give 'em somethin' vi-iral?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Is he up to somethin' only I-I know?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Is he 'bout to give 'em somethin' vi-iral?
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
Oh-oh-oh
I'm in my prime
(Bitch, I'm back like J Christ)
Let's go-go-go
Let's take 'em on a high
(Yeah, yeah)
Is he 'bout to hit 'em with the high-igh note?
What? Yeah
About the song Lil Nas X - J CHRIST
Lil Nas X, the chart-topping artist known for his groundbreaking hits, has once again stirred the pot with his latest release. The music video, filled with symbolism and provocative imagery, has ignited a wide range of reactions from fans and critics alike. As a music editor for a prominent publication, it is my duty to delve into the varied responses and analyze the impact of this controversial piece.
The Satanic Aesthetic
One cannot ignore the recurring theme of satanic imagery in Montero Lamar's recent work. The revival of the satanic shoes and the visual elements in the video have raised eyebrows and drawn criticism. Some fans express concern that Lil Nas X may not be seeking artistic expression but instead attempting to create controversy for attention.
Religious Outrage
The religious undertones in the music video have sparked outrage among some viewers. Comments condemning the perceived mockery of Jesus Christ and Christian symbols flood social media platforms. The intense emotions and passionate responses reflect the deeply rooted beliefs of a segment of the audience.
Religious Tolerance
On the flip side, there are those who argue that the video should be viewed through a lens of artistic expression and freedom. They emphasize the importance of respecting diverse perspectives and artistic interpretation. These fans appreciate Lil Nas X's boldness in pushing boundaries and challenging societal norms.
Diversity of Opinions
It's noteworthy that not all reactions are negative. Some fans express surprise at the artistic choices made by Lil Nas X, acknowledging that the video isn't as bad as anticipated. Others commend the visuals, pointing out references to basketball player Ja Morant and the captivating portrayal of biblical stories.
Social and Cultural Commentary
Amidst the controversy, Lil Nas X's video has become a platform for discussions on religion, sexuality, and freedom of expression. Some fans interpret the video as a commentary on societal issues, particularly in relation to the LGBTQ+ community. The intersectionality of these themes adds complexity to the overall reception.
The Satanic Aesthetic
One cannot ignore the recurring theme of satanic imagery in Montero Lamar's recent work. The revival of the satanic shoes and the visual elements in the video have raised eyebrows and drawn criticism. Some fans express concern that Lil Nas X may not be seeking artistic expression but instead attempting to create controversy for attention.
Religious Outrage
The religious undertones in the music video have sparked outrage among some viewers. Comments condemning the perceived mockery of Jesus Christ and Christian symbols flood social media platforms. The intense emotions and passionate responses reflect the deeply rooted beliefs of a segment of the audience.
Religious Tolerance
On the flip side, there are those who argue that the video should be viewed through a lens of artistic expression and freedom. They emphasize the importance of respecting diverse perspectives and artistic interpretation. These fans appreciate Lil Nas X's boldness in pushing boundaries and challenging societal norms.
Diversity of Opinions
It's noteworthy that not all reactions are negative. Some fans express surprise at the artistic choices made by Lil Nas X, acknowledging that the video isn't as bad as anticipated. Others commend the visuals, pointing out references to basketball player Ja Morant and the captivating portrayal of biblical stories.
Social and Cultural Commentary
Amidst the controversy, Lil Nas X's video has become a platform for discussions on religion, sexuality, and freedom of expression. Some fans interpret the video as a commentary on societal issues, particularly in relation to the LGBTQ+ community. The intersectionality of these themes adds complexity to the overall reception.
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