Lil Nas X Shares Underwear Thirst Trap Showing Off His 'Panini'

While we wait for new music from Lil Nas X, he’s giving us… uh, something else!

After skyrocketing his career with 2021’s Montero album and releasing the hit single “Star Walkin’” in 2022, Lil Nas X has been quieter than usual in 2023 – at least when it comes to his social media presence.

But on Thursday, March 2, the rapper shared a new thirst trap via Instagram Story wearing nothing but a fancy-looking robe, gray underwear, and some boots. The picture clearly shows Nas X’s “visible d*ck line” (VDL), which thirsty fans are certainly not complaining about.

Even though he ended up deleting the photo, it quickly went viral and was re-shared everywhere, including by Pop Crave on Twitter.

In the meantime, fans have also been keeping their eyes on Nas X’s other social media posts for any hints of new music or upcoming projects. For instance, the rapper recently shared a video where his body was entirely covered in blue.

It’s not 100% clear what this all-blue aesthetic is for, but we can probably guess that Nas X isn’t joining the Blue Man Group.

Keeping up with Lil Nas X on social media is always fun. And every now and then, we get some thirsty shots, too! No complaints here.

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