Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "LIL NAS X - WHERE DO WE GO NOW? (MUSIC FROM LIL NAS X: LONG LIVE MONTERO)"

Episode Date: January 26, 2024

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticIn this segment of Notorious Mass Effect, Analytic Dreamz takes a focused look at the latest news and developments swirling around the galaxy of pop culture. Today's deep dive: the arrival of a potential emotional supernova, Lil Nas X's upcoming single, "Where Do We Go Now?".Prepare to descend into the gravity of this announcement, unpack the cryptic message in Lil Nas X's caption, and explore the potential sonic landscapes of this new track. Will it be a fiery anthem for navigating the depths of despair, or a beacon of hope amidst the darkness? Analytic Dreamz dissects the possibilities with laser focus, leaving no detail unexplored.Join the conversation, share your own theories, and brace yourself for the potential impact of "Where Do We Go Now?" when it blasts its way into existence on Friday. This is Notorious Mass Effect, diving deep into the pulse of pop culture with Analytic Dreamz.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Hello, everybody. I wanted to not necessarily apologize, but I wanted to explain, like, where my head at and where... All right. So, first off, pause. Second off. At this point, I don't even think the public, and I'm definitely not speaking for me, but I don't even think the public cares about a little Nas X apology for his, blasphemous and just mocking of Christianity.

I honestly believe they just want this man to burn in hell. So with that being said, obviously, Lil Nas X has had the most backlash I've ever seen for an anti-Christianity type of marketing strategy to the point where I had to remind myself, is it because he's gay? because a lot of other rappers have done the whole anti-Christianity worshipping the devil and it looked at as cool, mysterious. I mean, there's so many different artists who do devilish imagery and gets away with it to the point where Little Nause X, which it was blasphemous.

I'm definitely not, I'm not excusing that. The mocking of crackers and juice, I could swear there was an Ice Cube movie. I don't know. I can't pull it up because it's a movie. I think it's like copyright or whatever. But there's an Ice Cube movie where they like rob a church literally. And during the crackers and juice segment, there's like a character who's going crazy on the crackers and juice,

just like Lil Nas X was. Now, of course, that leads me to my next point. People pick and choose when they want to be upset. So that is why I started off with showcasing his apology because this segment is about his upcoming new track titled what's his new upcoming track title I just had it up here oh where do we go now

and basically the announcement followed his debut of the Billboard Hot 100 with his latest single Jay Christ because at first everybody I mean everybody was just celebrating Jay Christ not being able to crack

the top 100 basically putting all type of memes, whether it's Kevin Hart talking about you shouldn't have been talking, you know what? It's a peachy podcast, by the way. But also pointing out how people, well, no, how Lil Nas X is just corny, boring,

and basically we just need to forget about him and how God is keeping score. You know, it's just a lot of stuff that they didn't have the same energy with other musicians and other forms of entertainment. So it's not like I'm sticking up for Lil Nas X because what he did was crazy, of course. But we have to, and for this portion, definitely go to Analytic Dreams video on Spotify

to see the video along with the audio version, because this is ridiculous, right? Madonna has done portrayals of her as Jesus. Nod's have done portrayals of him as Jesus, the baby, Stormsy, Remy Ma. Kanye Kendrick Lamar and this one happened

in 2022 I mean Kendrick Lamar was literally walking around like he was Jesus himself with a crown of thorns and nobody said a word but now

Lil Nas X has a spoof an obvious spoof of just eating a lot of crackers and Jews basically mocking communion which is blasphemous by the way but it's not like

other artists haven't made fun of the religion Christianity I think what happened was Lil Nas X being gay along with his devilist promotions from the past

if you don't remember Let me see if I could look this up So y'all can see it Let me see I think it's right here Hopefully I can find a picture Because if I say it y'all just won't believe me It's like y'all got to be like just no way

Okay here it is So Lil Nas X make sure the caption is not crazy Anyways I think that that works Lil Nas X had basically a Satan's shoe that he was putting out, and there was a whole lawsuit around it simply for the fact that Nike was suing Lil Nas X for using their likeness, basically, and how I always say Lil Nas X is one of the more brilliant marketers I've seen in recent history, and that's not going away anytime soon. But I will also say that he got a, well, it's not the first time he's gotten in over his head with his marketing strategies.

And this one proceeded before he had the whole anti-Christianity type wave. Because if you promote a Satan shoe, right? And you're saying that you're partnering with MSCHF to sell Satan Nike shoes containing human blood, you can see why. people will come out and talk about how it's blasphemous and have just way more vitriol to little nod's ex mocking Christianity because one he had the satan shoes two he's gay i know a lot of people don't want to point that out but a lot of people have certain um what's the word subconscious thoughts about gay people that's you know i would say teach his own but some people be acting on it which is is not right so with that being said i think that's why little nods x compared to other

artists i mean i don't even know if i finished the list i finished the list oh okay hold up i am finished the list back to people who's mocking uh jesus or acting like the o jesus we have mace tupac i think that's i think it's it yeah so basically you know i think there's a lot of things that goes into little nauts x getting all this backlash for just his anti-christianity marketing strategy because he's not the first, he's not going to be the last. And honestly, the things I pointed out previously, I'm not going to keep beating a dead horse. It's why I think he received the biggest backlash ever

that I've seen from a Christianity, well, anti-Christianity marketing campaign. So with that being said, obviously, the segment is simply to let you know that his album, no, his track, his second single, where do we go now? It's coming out soon, following. the debut of j christ at number 69 on the building billboard hot 100 that's i don't know why that's funny that's just that's wild like little nod's ex debuting at 60 anyways um and obviously little

not's x being one of the more brilliant marketers i've ever seen in the hip-hop space talking about how he wants to push his approach uh towards music and visuals i mean i think it's going to keep working people are going to keep getting upset and controversy is going to come is going to blow by because he literally has a whole HBO documentary dropping title a little nods x long live montero if you think you can get an HBO documentary just out of the blue then you are sorely mistaken little naz x is one of a kind when it comes to marketing i mean i literally compare him to conier west when it comes to rolling out something and marketing and how he just encapsivates the world with stuff that may may not even be true i mean with the satan shoes obviously that wasn't true

and everybody was acting like oh wow would nike partner with little noss x to the point Nike had to come out and say hey we ain't messing with him and they had to come out and literally deny involvement with little nose x and i don't know it's just funny because nike also filed a lawsuit i don't have to keep going like over you know if i keep going over the trademark infringement then um y'all gonna lose the main point but so yeah where do we go now is being released this friday obviously this is a hand-drawn artwork with him holding hands with a child and a green field think of something else that's basically it the music video also has some interesting imagery let's just leave it at that and that's basically it uh little na's ex apologize but

like i said well no like i started off the segment you know people would rather literally see him burn in hell so with that being said click my link tree in my bio let me know one of my social medias what do you think is the reason for such strong backlash for little nods x's anti-christianity marketing strategy and now that you know that basically every other artist implements the same strategy at some point in time what is the main reason little nods x has caught the most flak for doing it