try tapping on the side of the float bowl.  Sounds like your float bowl fuel shut off needle is stuck

I’ll try tapping it.

Also I just put fresh oil it it last night before I tried starting the bike. What’s the cause of oil being in the crankcase? There was none last night when I poured it in. I can drain it and check it though.

I think it's a good idea to not change the oil until after you have the bike running , to avoid /see problems like this, and the chance of fuel getting in the oil ,also because the motor should be brought up to temperature before draining the oil. If you didn't  run the carb dry and drain the bowl (if you still have a stock petcock) you might have used some Sta-bil before parking it . I would stop flow to the carb by pulling the fuel line to the carb and plugging it if need be ( or to the off position if you have a Raptor ). and drop the bowl to see what's there, you need to know why the float hung up ,to make sure it doesn't happen again, and if the carb needs cleaning, if you have a hole in the float, or dirt between the valve and seat ,or a worn float valve and seat .You'll want to check the float  height also.

It’s running fine now. I guess the carb just needed a good cleaning. Thanks for all the help and replies.