Over the weekend, the rapper updated their Instagram bio to include the pronouns “they/them. ”
Those pronouns are often used by people who identify as non-binary.
The artist has long shown support for the LGBTQ+ community, through sporting rainbow clothes during Pride 30 days to wearing gender-fluid clothing.
According to Blavity, whenever they were asked during an interview in 2018 why they occasionally wore dresses, their particular response was “I bought everything in the men’s section. Annoying else to buy, I purchased everything, literally. ”
Lil Uzi Vert’s last solo concept album was 2020’s “Eternal Atake. ” The brand new single, titled “Space Cadet, ” dropped over the weekend.