Failed Georgia Republican candidate Angela Stanton King can't stop taking losses.
The vitriolic former congressional candidate lost her November 3 race in a landslide, garnering just 15% of the vote, according to CBS46.
Clearly sour after her devastating loss to Nikema Williams, the Trump-supporting reality TV star seemingly projected her pain into the cybersphere when she went after rapper and singer, Lil Nas X.
The "Old Town Road" rapper recently released his latest single and has been promoting the song with a series of photo shoots.
On Friday, he posted a comical photo on his Twitter page of himself making out with himself.
i might bottom on the low but i top shit! pic.twitter.com/aBJ5Zo0cO4
— nope (@LilNasX) November 14, 2020
Fans loved the photo and it has racked up more than 200,000 likes on Twitter. But King took issue with the photo and bashed it online.
She wrote, "So this is what black culture is pushing to our youth now? Sex with everything and everyone including yourself? Is lil nas x tonguing himself down?"
So this is what black culture is pushing to our youth now? Sex with everything and everyone including yourself? Is lil nas x tonguing himself down? #BlackCulture
#MerryChristmas
pic.twitter.com/E9ZCuQPuEt— Angela Stanton King ???????? (@theangiestanton) November 16, 2020
Lil Nas X eventually clapped back himself, writing, "just say ur turned on and go."
just say ur turned on and go https://t.co/JxTakRDrrh
— nope (@LilNasX) November 17, 2020
His response to King garnered even more likes than the original photo and ended up popularizing his new song even more.
Meanwhile, others reminded King of just how much she is disliked, even within her own district.
You another politician that needs to work on themselves before judging others. pic.twitter.com/iglYa6iQM3
— Gabe ???????????????? (@King__Fluffy) November 17, 2020
Damn, she got ratio'd online and irl.
— Veketey (@veketethesecond) November 17, 2020
Many took issue with the common conservative misconception that depictions of gay people in media had any effect on people's sexuality.
For the amount of heterosexual sex in the media when I was growing up, I sure as fuck didn't turn out straight.
— ???????? Willow ???? (@ntrmsn) November 17, 2020
It’s always “think about the children” until it’s with cis heterosexuals. Pull it together please
— Arsinoe (@arsinoe_86) November 17, 2020
If it was a woman people would just be calling it hot/edgy but all y'all do is fetishize gay women and demonize gay men
— Lorne (@homeofsapien) November 17, 2020
But aside from the thoughtful comments about homophobia and bigotry, most people just wanted to clown King for being such a terrible House candidate.
ratiod by your election results pic.twitter.com/Jy3eSAEyJH
— the perc prophet (@humidfluid) November 17, 2020
Look at you… not minding your business… pic.twitter.com/do357K7SfP
— Bitch Im Fo Sho Wit It ???????????????? (@alocalhoney) November 17, 2020
lose another house race, why don't you?
— Wearthony Masktano (@theneedledrop) November 17, 2020
I now understand why you were crushed. pic.twitter.com/LOxPGyRho9
— Sonya The Outsider (@sable_sonya) November 17, 2020
King, who spent two years in prison for federal conspiracy charges related to a car theft ring only to later be pardoned by President Donald Trump, quickly went back to promoting conspiracy theories, caping for white supremacists, criticizing abortion and retweeting false claims from her president.
Lil Nas X, on the other hand, continues to win. His innovative virtual concerts within the game Roblox drew 33 millions viewers, according to The Verge, and it garnered significant praise online.
