Lil Nas X was spotted bargain hunting for a used refrigerator in South Central Los Angeles on Friday. This shopping trip comes as the artist awaits his March 12 court hearing. The rapper faces felony charges stemming from an August arrest. Lil Nas X, known for his hit songs, is navigating legal issues while keeping up with daily life.

What Happened

The 26-year-old rapper, whose real name is Montero Lamar Hill, visited an appliance store on Friday. Lil Nas X reportedly bought a used refrigerator and helped load it into his SUV. He wore a white cowboy hat, an American flag t-shirt, black shorts, and black cowboy boots. The Star Walkin’ artist then stopped at Home Depot. He completed both errands before heading home with his new appliance. This outing happened weeks before his preliminary court hearing. As reported by AllHipHop, this hearing is scheduled for March 12 in Los Angeles Superior Court.

Background on Charges

Lil Nas X faces four felony charges from an August 21 arrest. Officers apprehended the rapper on Ventura Boulevard. They reportedly filmed him walking down the street wearing only white boots and underwear. Witnesses saw him shouting song lyrics and making hand gestures at passing cars. During the incident, he removed his underwear and placed an orange traffic cone on his head. He told a bystander he was heading to a party. Officers stated the rapper was completely naked when they took him into custody.

Arrest Details

During the arrest, Lil Nas X allegedly threw punches at three different police officers. The LAPD initially charged him with misdemeanor battery on a police officer. Prosecutors later filed three felony counts of battery with injury on a peace officer. Additionally, one felony count of resisting an executive officer was filed. Lil Nas X was taken to a hospital for evaluation related to a possible drug overdose. He returned to police custody after receiving medical treatment.

Legal Proceedings

The rapper pleaded not guilty to all charges at his arraignment on August 25. He posted $75,000 bail and was released from jail that same day. A judge ordered Hill to attend Narcotics Anonymous meetings as part of his bail conditions. He has reportedly been complying with all court requirements. Sources say he completed an inpatient treatment program for mental health issues after the arrest. The rapper is working on his recovery and staying out of trouble. He could face up to five years in state prison if convicted. His legal team has not made public comments on the case. The preliminary hearing will determine if there is enough evidence for a trial

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