Lil Nas X Responded To Someone Who Said He's Not "Really Gay" And I Choked On My Spit
"Oh really? Then what’s this?"
By now, we all know that Lil Nas X is a pro at Twitter.
11 year old me putting viruses on the computer to win the free iphone 4s
But his latest clapback to someone who said he's not "really gay" deserves its own trophy.
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It all started when the "Old Town Road" rapper teased his new bop, "Call Me by Your Name," earlier this month.
CALL ME BY YOUR NAME ☎️❣️
Sidenote: I'm fully expecting this song to take over TikTok and top the charts for weeks. It deserves.
Another user chimed in, tweeting, "This man ain't really gay," and Lil Nas X had the best response to show just how wrong they were.
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"[O]h really then what's this?" he wrote, posting a photo of his limp wrist.
oh really then what’s this? https://t.co/MQYdOWGGpu
The tweet racked up over 345,000 "likes," and everyone was like:
For those of you who are out of the loop, his response was a take on the viral "Is he/is she/are they...you know" meme that shows SpongeBob SquarePants posing with a limp wrist and his hands on his hip:
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The meme is more iconic now that Nickelodeon has confirmed that SpongeBob is a member of the LGBTQ community.
Earlier this year, Lil Nas X used the meme to explain why he looked "bored" at a strip club with Lizzo after the Grammys:
@lilnasxking cuz i’m, u know
💀💀💀.
In 2019, the 21-year-old came out as gay on the final day of Pride Month in a series of tweets:
some of y’all already know, some of y’all don’t care, some of y’all not gone fwm no more. but before this month ends i want y’all to listen closely to c7osure. 🌈🤩✨
"[I] deadass thought i made it obvious," he wrote, referring to the rainbow featured in the cover art for his EP:
deadass thought i made it obvious
The Georgia native has made history ever since, becoming the first openly gay black artist to win a Country Music Award, and the first openly gay rap artist to be nominated in top categories at the Grammys:
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We love to see it.
Since it wouldn't be right to end this post without a meme, here's one that's fitting for the reigning king of Twitter:
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