Rapper Lil Uzi Vert changed his gender identity pronoun to “elle”

New York, July 19 (EFE). – American rapper Lil Ozzy Vert has changed the pronouns with which he defines his gender identity to “they/they” (which can be translated as “elle/elles”), a brilliant move into the world of mostly male hip-hop in which many are not known Explicit LGTBI Artists Cases.

The “XO TOUR Llif3” singer posted the pronouns on his Instagram account yesterday, leading to speculation that he was identified as non-binary (a term that includes gender identities other than male or female), and his representative confirmed the news to music publication Pitchfork on Tuesday.

Lil Uzi Vert, whose real name is Symere Bysil Woods and who is 26 years old, rose to fame four years ago when he was nominated for Best New Artist at the Grammys and collaborated with stars like The Weeknd, for which he opened, the trap band Migos or the pop singer. Justin Beiber.

He is not the first artist to be identified as non-binary, as many singers in the pop scene have done so in recent years, such as Demi Lovato or Halsey, but he is one of the few hip-hop personalities in the United States. To talk about their sexuality and their gender when they leave the heterochromatic.

In this sense, Lil Nas X is the first openly gay rapper to achieve celebrity status, and his latest album “Montero” is an LGTBI manifesto that combines hip-hop and pop. EFE

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