Rapper Lil Nas X was charged on Monday with four felonies after he allegedly injured police officers when they confronted him for walking around naked in Los Angeles. Prosecutors said the musician, whose legal name is Montero Lamar Hill, charged at them when they approached him following reports of a nude man in the area. He faces “three counts of battery with injury on a police officer and one felony count of resisting an executive officer,” The Guardian noted. He is scheduled to be arraigned Monday. Lil Nas X hit with 4 felony charges, including assaulting cops, after galavanting nearly naked on street https://t.co/NDhtc0P4tv pic.twitter.com/DDtNkF5UwA — New York Post (@nypost) August 25, 2025 The Guardian has more: Police said officers found the 26-year-old walking naked on Ventura Boulevard, a major thoroughfare in the Studio City neighborhood, shortly before 6am on Friday, They say he charged at the officers when confronted and was arrested. Police, suspecting a possible overdose, took him to a hospital where he spent several hours before being taken to jail, where he has remained since. The rapper pleaded not guilty to the felony charges. The judge set his bail at $75,000 with some drug-related conditions. #BREAKING Lil Nas X Pleads Not Guilty To Felony Charges, Bail Set at $75K https://t.co/MPIxB4rWqf pic.twitter.com/M341VBIXFl — TMZ (@TMZ) August 25, 2025 The Associated Press provided further info: It’s not immediately clear whether he had posted it and been released yet. A message to his attorney, Christy O’Connor, was not immediately answered. But O’Connor told a judge Lil Nas X has led a “remarkable” life that has included winning two Grammy awards. “Assuming the allegations here are true, this is an absolute aberration in this person’s life,” O’Connor said in court, according to NBC. “Nothing like this has ever happened to him.” The charges were first reported by TMZ. Hill is set to return to court on Sept. 15 for his next pre-trial hearing. The rapper and singer from Atlanta is best known for 2018’s country and hip-hop merging “Old Town Road,” which spent a record 19 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and won him his Grammys.