

Lil Nas X attends the ‘Lil Nas X: Lengthy Stay Montero’ premiere throughout the 2023 Toronto Worldwide Movie Competition at Roy Thomson Corridor on September 9, 2023. Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Pictures
Even a bomb menace received’t cease Lil Nas X from strolling the pink carpet.
The world premiere of the rapper’s documentary Lil Nas X: Lengthy Stay Montero on the Toronto Worldwide Movie Competition on Saturday, September 9, confronted an surprising velocity bump. It was delayed by half-hour because of a bomb menace, Us Weekly can affirm.
Documentary co-directors Carlos López Estrada and Zac Manuel in addition to movie editor Andrew Morrow have been the primary to reach on the occasion. However when Lil Nas X (born Montero Lamar Hill) arrived, he was informed to carry off on strolling the pink carpet on the Roy Thomson Corridor venue.
“Earlier this night, we have been made conscious by the Toronto Police Service of an investigation within the neighborhood of the pink carpet for the Lil Nas X: Lengthy Stay Montero screening,” stated Judy Lung, TIFF’s VP of Public Relations & Communications, in a press release to Us. “Our customary safety measures remained in place throughout this time and the screening commenced with a slight delay. To our data, this was a common menace and never directed on the movie or the artist.”
Selection was the primary to report the information.
The premiere started after the delay with out incident. The “Outdated City Street” singer was joined by his household on the pink carpet and appeared shirtless, with a black jacket and black pants. He took to Instagram to share a number of snapshots of the evening, captioning the put up “lengthy stay.”

Lil Nas X in ‘Lil Nas X: Lengthy Stay Montero.’ Courtesy of TIFF
Lil Nas X: Lengthy Stay Montero follows the 24-year-old on his Lengthy Stay Montero tour. The “Trade Child” singer introduced his debut world tour in an Instagram put up on April 28, 2022, and he kicked off the live performance sequence in Detroit the next September.
Based on the TIFF web site, the documentary “affords a joyous immersion on the planet of a game-changing artist and the followers who’ve joined him in that change. To look at concertgoers categorical what it means to share area with a Black, homosexual celebrity, with their fellow followers, and with hundreds of households introduced into their world by way of the facility of pop music, is to seize a treasured picture of how transformation occurs.”
Lil Nas X: Lengthy Stay Montero is scheduled for added public screenings at TIFF this week. There’s not but a launch date for the documentary.