I think back to the most current victim of the same pattern, Lil Nas X. Remember that "cool" video they did called 'Old Town Road' a few years back. Lil Nas X (another weird thing with the X, Madonna X, I'm not sure though any ideas?) was a young, seemingly straight laced kind of fellow. The song was catchy. It played all over the country in in high school gyms, football fields etc. and seemed to be targeted towards a younger audience.

Fast forward to now; since that time, he's had videos where he's lap dancing for the Devil in hell, and making out naked in a prison shower with other men (I'm sure this is not the extent of it). He's come out as aggressively prideful in his homosexuality. They're really pushing that agenda hard, and it's absolutely disgusting. It's clear now, in hindsight, that they teamed up Billy Ray with Lil Nas X as a symbol of passing the torch to the next victim in the industry to push their next agenda upon the unsuspecting youths.

It's the same script; rope a younger generation in by presenting a character as relatable, young, innocent and a role model type figure. Once that's established, then you slowly oversexualize them/corrupt them to represent whatever agenda you want to push on the next generation. Evil bastards the lot of em