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In honor of the last step of Lil Nas X, his song “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)” NPR Music tops in the list of the most productive songs of 2021, we had the singer, rapper, the social sensation of the media and the fashion icon in the life interview.

Lil Nas X had a remarkable 2021. Two years retired from the record of the good fortune of his first “road of the old city” single, just defeated the second year student: he erased her.

Last September, he released a new album entitled Montero: This is the first call of Lil Nas X. Montero has been nominated for the album of the year in Grammys, but his first single is why Wes’t We’t here today.

Only 2 minutes and 17 seconds long, “Montero (call me through your name)” It covers a lot of land, either stylistically and sound: it is a sublime Pop Bangger and in the most sensible graphic on the queer exit, and has a surprising video in which Lil Nas X X is a footprint pole in hell and provides satans a dancing of the return.

So, as you can expect, we have a lot to chat.