In his new documentary, “Lil Nas X: Long Live Montero,” it is revealed that the entertainer helped his brother, Tramon Hill, come out as bisexual.
His latest project premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival over the weekend and in one scene, Hill, 24, shares how his big brother made him comfortable to live in his truth:
“My brother really opened doors for a lot of people,” Hill says in the film, according to @entertainmentweekly. “Yeah, he opened a door for me. What I mean by that, like, I’m not gay, though, you feel me? I’m bisexual. He helped me be real with myself. My brother made me more open to it.”
Per the outlet, Hill, also detailed the challenge he had coming out due the fear he may lose important people in his life. However, thanks to Nas X, he got a confidence boost.
“If you f— with me, you f— with me. If you don’t, you don’t. Bye. Get out of my presence. I don’t need you,” Hill says towards the end of his interview in the scene, the news site notes. “At the end of the day, people are going to f— with who they f— with, so stop trying to chase a friend. A friend is going to always be there.
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In 2019, Lil Nas X shocked the world when he made the super bold move and came out as gay, something that was widely supported by fans across the world.
On (June 30), Lil Nas X, he announced the news by pointing to the lyrics of “C7osure” from his 7 EP. “some of y’all already know, some of y’all don’t care, some of y’all not gone fwm no more,” he wrote. “but before this month ends i want y’all to listen closely to c7osure,” he said adding a rainbow emoji to his tweet.
“C7osure” begins, “True say, I want and I need to let go, use my time to be free.” He continues: “Ain’t no more actin’, man that forecast say I should just let me grow/No more red light for me baby, only green, I gotta go/Pack my past up in the back, oh, let my future take ahold/This is what I gotta do, can’t be regrettin’ when I’m old.”
Although he delivered the news lightly, he admitted in 2021 that he was scary to come out. “When I came out two years ago, it was one of the scariest moments of my life,” he said. “I was afraid because I knew the world was watching, and all I ever saw for boys like me was judgment and ridicule, but it was because the world was watching that I knew I had to stand in my truth.”