Lil Nas X responds, “It’s not that like, it’s like being forced, it’s knowing like, growing up to hate this sh*t.” Hart then interrupts again, asking, “Hate what?” on which they both sing, “I got to do things my own way darling, will you ever let me? Will you ever respect me?” It’s almost the perfect irony as well that Lil Nas X ends his statement with, “You know it’s for real and showing that it doesn’t really matter, I guess.” Because while it does not matter however you identify, it does matter greatly that someone like him is speaking freely about it — and schooling a room full of men who clearly don’t understand the power of his words.Related: reporting that more than a third of women in the United States will experience some form of domestic violence in their lifetime. But saying "sorry" doesn't excuse the act of violence. Sadly, many victims don't feel that they can leave their abusers, or that they will change. However, it's always a safe idea to get out of an abusive relationship.