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Can't Cancel Rob Smith

Episode 32: Lil’ Nas X and the Left’s Descent Into Hell

Can't Cancel Rob Smith

The First TV

News, Politics

5.01.3K Ratings

🗓️ 30 March 2021

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

The story of rapper Lil Nas X shows how the entertainment industry is riding a stripper pole straight down to hell to give Satan himself a lap dance. Confused? Don't worry: For this podcast, Rob explains by talking about culture in a way that you normally don't hear from conservatives. Plus, Rob spells out why you should be worried that big business can't wait to get into bed with the Biden administration to promote COVID-19 vaccine passports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Up next, Rob Smith is problematic, part of the Game of the 360 network.

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In just three years, rapper Lil Nas X has gone from Old Town Road to riding the stripper pull down

0:38.7

to hell to give St. in the lap dance. And no, I am not joking. This is Rob Smith's problem.

0:50.0

If you are an American in the world, you had to have heard of the rapper Lil Nas X.

0:56.7

He came out with this song about three years ago called Old Town Road, which is one of the biggest

1:02.9

hits in music history. It's one of the biggest hits in American history. I believe that it is

1:07.6

the biggest selling song of all time. This was a truly crossover song. This was he did this with

1:13.6

Billy Ray Cyrus, country people liked it, hip-hop hits liked it. It was a mainstream pop success.

1:19.4

This was the biggest song ever. And if you need to be reminded of it, listen to a clip of it.

1:26.1

This is old time.

1:41.1

Everybody knows Old Town Road, right? So you know this song. You have heard this song. You

1:44.6

heard this song everywhere. Lil Nas X, after this song was released, was everywhere. Like it

1:50.4

won Grammy. He sold millions of copies, all of that stuff. And around this time, Lil Nas X came

1:56.4

out as gay. And that was a very interesting thing. This had never been done before. So you have this

2:02.0

young black male rapper that had this complete crossover smash hit. He came out as gay. And when

2:08.4

I saw it, I was like, this is awesome. This is, you know, this guy's gay is grown adult man.

2:13.6

We've got a mainstream gay rapper. Maybe we'll just have a gay rapper that does pop songs and it

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