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Lil Nas X Reveals His First Celebrity Crush And His Dream Collaborator

Here’s a hint: Nas crushed on an iconic R&B singer while his dream collaborator shares his internet-savvy sense of humor. …

Lil Nas X has been on a spicy press run promoting his new single “Holiday” ahead of the, well, holidays, and answering plenty of revealing questions along the way. Last week, he stopped by Hot Ones to choke down fiery wings while telling host Sean Evans what John Mayer said to make him cry and this week, he popped up on The Ellen Show to answer “Burning Questions” about his celebrity crushes and dream collaborators.

Luckily for Nas, this time around, no hot sauce was involved, making “Burning Questions” more of a lightning round-style interrogation. Of course, plenty of the questions themselves were designed to make him just as uncomfortable as the Wings of Death, prompting him to cough out his answer to the “first celebrity crush” question. It turns out, young Nas was quite attracted to iconic R&B singer Usher, which… yeah, I understand.

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Meanwhile, his dream collaborator is someone who shares the same goofy, internet-meme-bred sense of humor Nas has: Doja Cat. Besides having similar love for esoteric meme humor, they both love wild award show ensembles, and both have had to fend off controversies related to their pre-fame online activities — something that’s sure to become a lot more commonplace as our lives move more and more online. Both also blew up thanks to entertainingly off-kilter viral hits, so something tells me they’d have great working chemistry. Maybe this segment will help get the ball rolling.

Nas also reveals which boy band he’d join (BTS), his favorite Nicki Minaj song (“Miami”), and who would play his love interest in a movie about his life (himself). Watch Lil Nas X’s “Burning Questions” interview for The Ellen Show above.

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Gustav L. evokes an inspiring serenade of faith and optimism with her new release, “I Believe In You Now”

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In “I Believe In You Now,” Gustav L crafts a stunning tapestry of emotion and heartfelt melody that reaches straight into the soul. Originating from Wesseling, Germany, this singer-songwriter and guitarist presents an inspiring anthem brimming with optimism, vulnerability, and musical precision. Renowned for his skill in merging soul-stirring ballads with intricate guitar work, Gustav L establishes himself as a prominent emerging talent capable of profoundly impacting his audience.

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The composition introduces listeners to Gustav’s rich, velvety vocals, articulating a narrative centered on trust, resilience, and new beginnings. Its lyricism, penned with genuine sincerity and passion, exhibits a raw yet relatable quality. The song culminates in a powerful crescendo, evoking a sense of spiritual release while delving into concepts of redemption; it’s an ode to believing, a reassurance that faith, whether in oneself or others, can be transformative after enduring life’s storms. Gustav’s masterful guitar melodies are woven beautifully with his poignant storytelling, resulting in an intimate dialogue and grand soundscape.

A distinguishing feature of this work is its capacity to inspire without appearing excessively polished or detached. It affirms that rekindled hope and connection can arise from the most arduous circumstances. The production is lush yet unobtrusive, allowing the authenticity of Gustav’s artistry to shine through.

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I Believe In You Now” transcends a mere auditory representation; it asserts faith in humanity and love, encapsulated within Gustav L’s signature sound. This piece is indispensable for playlists and carries emotional resonance, making it essential listening for individuals seeking uplifting music that grounds them in feeling. Through this release, Gustav L seamlessly communicates directly with his audiences, further reinforcing his place as a compelling entity within the music industry.

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Cate Von Csoke stirs a cinematic lament for life’s turbulence with her new single “Stormy Weather”

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Stormy Weather” by Cate Von Csoke is an otherworldly invitation to lose yourself in a haze of haunting melodic sophistication and hypnotic vocals. Co-produced by Brian MacFadyen, the composition effectively evokes a sober mood that feels like an intimate journey through the shadows of heartbreak, wrapped in the cinematic grandeur of Von Csoke’s signature desert-folk sound. It is a brief respite from life’s chaos that encourages introspection and renewal.

Written during the isolation of lockdown and amid personal upheaval, the song is an evocative masterpiece, blending Cate’s introspective lyricism with an atmospheric, almost Lynchian backdrop. It’s the song that feels like a soundtrack for a slow-motion escape where the rain might be pounding outside, but inside, the storm is within. Cate’s sultry, dark vocals carry the weight of every longing, every unresolved emotion, drawing listeners into a place that is equal parts dream and reality.

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What sets “Stormy Weather” apart is its ability to offer solace through its melancholic beauty. There’s an undeniable catharsis in its cinematic swells and quiet pauses, creating a space for listeners to process their storms. In just 3:56 minutes, “Stormy Weather” doesn’t just play; the intricate instrumentation envelops listeners in a manner reminiscent of a storm cloud, becoming a refuge, a shelter from the emotional torrents we all endure.

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For fans of David Lynch’s surreal and achingly human storytelling or those seeking healing through sound, “Stormy Weather” delivers a raw, vulnerable escape. The Brooklyn-based desert-folk artist again demonstrates that music can be a sanctuary, even in the stormiest times, making the storm feel less isolating and infinitely more poetic. It is a much-needed addition to the playlist of enthusiasts.

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