US Christian politician calls Teletubbies ‘little gay demons’ in bizarre Twitter exchange with Lil Nas X

A US Christian politician has branded Teletubbies “little gay demons” in a bizarre Twitter exchange.

Former Republican nominee for US Senate Lauren Witzke shared a screenshot of a tweet from the Teletubbies with Lil Nas and captioned it “I always knew that the Teletubbies were little gay demons.”

The Teletubbies posted a message on Lil Nas X's profile

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The Teletubbies posted a message on Lil Nas X’s profileCredit: Handout
Lauren Witzke branded the Teletubbies "little gay demons"

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Lauren Witzke branded the Teletubbies “little gay demons”Credit: Instagram / Lauren Witzke
The Teletubbies asked if they could feature on the rapper's next album

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The Teletubbies asked if they could feature on the rapper’s next albumCredit: Twitter

The official account of Tinky-Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po posted a message to the rapper with the four beloved characters doing a cover tribute to his album Montero.

The message read: “@LilNasX can we get a feature on the next album?”

Social media users thought Witzke’s rant was strange and many commented on her Instagram post.

One said: “Imagine being pressed about imaginary children’s characters posting a meme.”

Another one said: “If you JUST NOW realized the teletubbies were gay, you’ve got much bigger problems ijs”

And despite Witzke’s disapproval, it appears as the rapper is more than happy to collaborate with the Teletubbies.

The rapper tweeted: “alright bet! me and tinky winky on the hook, dipsy & po on the verses and we’ll let laa laa do the outro.

To which the Teletubbies responded: “Perfect, we’ll see you in the studio @LilNasX!”

The rapper’s album Montero was released last week, a tribute to his real name, Montero Lamar Hill.

Lil Nas X was happy to collaborate with the Teletubbies

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Lil Nas X was happy to collaborate with the Teletubbies
The rapper's album Montero was released last week.

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The rapper’s album Montero was released last week.Credit: Twitter
Music video for 1997 song ‘Eh-Oh’ by kids TV characters the Teletubbies

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