Rapper Lil Nas X recently made headlines after claiming to have been accepted to Christian Liberty University, but the institution has refuted this statement. A spokesperson for the university confirmed that they did not issue an acceptance letter to Montero Hill, also known as Lil Nas X, and they have no record of him applying to the university. The university, known for its commitment to the Christian faith, emphasized its mission to glorify God through higher education.
Key Takeaway
Lil Nas X’s claim of acceptance to Christian Liberty University has been refuted by the institution, shedding light on the promotional tactics surrounding his new single, “J Christ.”
Lil Nas X’s Deceptive Stunt
Lil Nas X’s claim of acceptance to the Christian university was part of a promotional stunt for his new song, which aims to counter the portrayal of him as a devil-worshipper in a recent Netflix special by Dave Chappelle. The rapper posted a fake acceptance letter featuring the signature of a deceased former president, leading many to question its authenticity. Liberty University has now officially debunked the claim, expressing their commitment to welcoming all applicants who share their faith.
Continued Promotion of New Single
Despite the controversy surrounding his false claim, Lil Nas X remains focused on promoting his new single, “J Christ.” The upcoming music video for the song features celebrity lookalikes ascending to the pearly gates, a concept that has garnered attention and speculation. The rapper has teased that the video will carry a deeper meaning, leaving fans intrigued about its release on Friday.
