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Lil' Nas X Urged To Start OnlyFans Over RIPPED Weight Lifting Video!

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By Mike Walters on April 22, 2021 at 9:35 AM EDT

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Lil' Nas X is being urged to start an OnlyFans account after the rapper shared a mind-blowing shirtless video of himself pumping iron!

The 'Old Town Road' rapper took to Instagram to share a Thursday thirst trap with his millions of followers -- which included a video of him curling a set of dumbells -- and the guy is SHREDDED.

Of course, his fans were quick to point out they would be willing to pay for more access to a little more risque-style photos and video!

You Gotta See This!

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In the sexy snaps, Lil' Nas X appearing to be working out in his home gym -- and weight lifting sans a shirt.

We have to admit...the guy is absolutely ripped! Of course, he knows exactly what he is doing and decided to share the jaw-dropping video with millions of his fans.

"It looks like Lil Nas about to turn into Big Nas XXX really soon ???," a fan pointed out. Another added, "ONLYFANS DROPPING SOON? ?"

A few even broke out in their best Megan Thee Stallion and wrote, "Body ody ody ody."

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The eye-popping video comes on the heels of LNX clapping back at trolls who accused him of being "gay for success."

The musician, who recently dropped his new single "Montero (Call me By Your Name), took to Twitter to address the haters, saying, "Y’all love saying I'm being gay for success but can’t name 5 successful gay male artists in the last 10 years to save your life,”

Lil' Nas X replied to several comments, saying, “I’m not dissing anyone, I’m acknowledging the fact that we aren’t usually as successful as our peers."

See The Stunning Video...Below!

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