in anti-Muslim incidents and a 44% increase in anti-Muslim hate crimes. And while64 officers song. Just because you like one song from an artist, that doesn't make you a fan. You're a fan of that song. So I'm not losing any fans if they don't like what I'm putting out because you wouldn't necessarily be my fan if you were a fan of the song,” he says. For Lil Nas X, country-rap isn’t off limits at all, and he thinks it’s highly possible for him to make another song with a similar sound, but he doesn’t want anyone assuming that he’ll stay in any kind of lane. “Nothing is off limits.” Lil Nas X is always thinking about what lies ahead, which is why he’s mostly unbothered by all of the people online who tell him he’s just a one-hit wonder. Having mastered the nuance of internet culture, Lil Nas X is fully cognizant of which direction his career will go in. “I've watched this happen over and over and over and over again. I've been the hater before. I've hated for no reason, so I'm seeing out [of] their eyes. They're hoping that this doesn't happen,” he says. “They don't know sh*t.”Like this? Check out our other June Music Monthcover star Maggie RogersCredits:Photographer:Camila FalquezStylist:Matthew HensonGroomer:Nai'VashaBanner Image Credits: Stetson hat,$245; Sundae School jacket,$490Available at Barneys Madison Avenue; Hanes tank,$25 was charged on Wednesday with two counts of carrying weapons on school property and possession of marijuana,according to records obtained byThe Washington Post