Lil Nas X

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Six Notes of Separation

Helena Fremantle

33 episodes

4 days ago

From looking up song credits to closely following the links between musicians, Six Notes of Separation has become Helena's space to fully explore the connections that underpin the music industry. But here's the gag- every episode on an artist, must be linked to the previous and succeeding artist in some way and with a new look for 2025, comes a new voice. Episodes '(ft. the fans)' will be dropping regularly to give a brand new perspective on the musicians at hand, their expertise being put to use by giving listeners the inside scoop on all things fan-and-artist related.

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Lil Nas X

Six Notes of Separation

31 minutes 10 seconds

5 months ago

Lil Nas X

Montero Hill said it would take him 10 years to reach 'legendary' status but Lil Nas X is looking more like Lil Nas I considering his career peaked after one year of making music.

Growing up on the internet with a following gained from his viral Twitter accounts, Hill used his social media skills to study what made a song go viral. With $30 and a month spent on writing catchy lyrics, Lil Nas X had made his No.1 hit 'Old Town Road'. But what's happened to the rapper since then?

In this episode, I'll be looking at the rise and flop of Lil Nas X, revealing the link to last episode's 'Doja Cat' along the way.

To watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/WYx1O3SDzCU