Lil Nas X Shocks Fans By Detailing Teenage Sexual Exploits: '[Dad] Would've Crucified Me'

Lil Nas X has shocked fans by detailing various lurid sex stories from his teenage years on a new song.

The openly-gay rapper posted a snippet of unreleased track on X on Thursday (March 7), with the record featuring lots of sexually explicit lyrics about his youth.

“Grindr sessions sexing with faceless accounts/ Bringing bodies in me then sneaking them out/ Back in middle school I was fiending for dick/ 7th grade, sending my homies some pics,” he raps.

He also says: “Daddy never knew what I did as a kid/ He would’ve crucified me but trust me, I get it.”

The song appears to be from a new project as Lil Nas wrote in his tweet: “nasarati 2 otw… trust me [mending heart emoji].”

He released the original project, which was his debut mixtape, in 2018, months before his breakout hit “Old Town Road” blew up.

nasarati 2 otw… trust me ❤️‍🩹 pic.twitter.com/Dz1L7yIogs

— ☆ (@LilNasX) March 8, 2024

Lil Nas X’s raunchy confessions were met with shocked responses from fans, with one commenting: “Back in middle school you were WHAT?”

Another said: “7TH GRADE ?!? I was collecting jelly bracelets.”

Fans also had jokes at the ready, with one remarking: “Meek mill punching the air right now,” referencing recent rumors about the Philadelphia rapper being gay.

Others understood where Lil Nas was coming from: “I was munching down in middle school I’m not even gonna lie.”

Another agreed: “Middle school is when we start exploring and experimenting (curiosity). It’s somewhat a science/age behavioral thing.”

Lil Nas X has been teasing a number of new songs of late across his social media accounts as he seems set to roll out his second studio album after 2021’s Montero.

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He released the single “J Christ” in January to widespread backlash, with many Christians accusing him of mocking the religion.

The 24-year-old publicly came out as gay in June 2019, shortly after the release of his debut EP 7.

After he was called “fake gay” in a social media post last year, the rapper and singer retorted: “Do i have to give head at 3:45 am behind a mcdonalds in chicago on a friday night during the middle of pride month while streaming on twitch and ig live for y’all to realize i am really a fruitcake.”

After rumors that he was in fact bisexual, Lil Nas clarified that his sexuality last November, writing on X: “Not gonna lie i wanted to reinvent myself for this next era but sadly im still gay.”

Since coming out, Lil Nas X has faced homophobic criticism from various figures in Hip Hop including Boosie Badazz and Pastor Troy, while others such as Kid Cudi and Jack Harlow have supported him.