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Lil Nas X 'Accidentally Fell In Love' With Homophobic Protester - See the Video

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Lil Nas X trolled protestors outside of one his shows, and he fell in love in the process. The 23-year-old replied to a tweet alleging that protestors were gathering outside of the Boston stop of his Long Live Montero Tour, and he seemed elated at the news. “Just told my team to send them pizza, this is really good promo,” he tweeted.

An update revealed that the group outside turned down the pizza. However, Lil Nas X “accidentally fell in love” after seeing one of the protestors. Click through to check out the video and see who Lil Nas X “accidentally fell in love” with…

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