Lil Nas X

“They have so much power they can get shoes cancelled. Freedom of expression gone out the window.”

Gov. Kristi Noem said that women’s sports are “threatened” even though only one trans girl has ever competed in girls sports under current policy.

Nike doesn’t want to be associated with them, but they didn’t have a problem with the same company’s “Jesus shoes.”

While the religious right is flipping out over the new “satanic” video, it is officially Dad Certified.

“I am an adult. I am not gonna spend my entire career trying to cater to your children. That is your job.”

The governor of South Dakota publicly denounced him for selling “Satan shoes.” Seriously.

He has performed with the out bisexual singer for years. Now he claims he can’t understand why “sexual preferences” are “so prevalent in music.”

“If Call Me by Your Name had even the slightest influence on Lil Nas X’s music, then that’s beyond anything I could have ever imagined or hoped for,” he said upon learning of the song.

“I know we promised to never come out publicly, I know we promised to never be ‘that’ type of gay person,” he wrote in a letter to his 14-year-old self.

And viewers may find LGBTQ entertainers star before and after the big game, too.