The ongoing feud between Megan Thee Stallion and Nicki Minaj has taken a new turn with Megan’s latest release, “Megan.” The album features two tracks, “Figueroa” and “Rattle,” where Megan seems to address her beef with Nicki in subtle yet pointed ways.
In “Figueroa,” Megan calls out “pussy hoes on the internet” who she believes are using her to gain attention. She makes it clear that she is not interested in being a part of any drama and asserts her own identity separate from Nicki Minaj. With lines like, “I’m a motherf***ing brat, not a Barbie,” Megan sends a clear message that she is not here for anyone who wants to start trouble.
On “Rattle,” Megan continues to address her detractors, taking aim at those who have ghostwriters and hinting at her former friendship with Nicki Minaj turning sour. She expresses regret for being too trusting and friendly with people who turned out to be her enemies. Throughout the song, Megan makes it known that she is not afraid to stand up for herself and will not tolerate any attempts to bring her down.
The release of “Megan” has sparked a divided response from fans and social media users, with some siding with Megan and others supporting Nicki. The tension between the two rappers is palpable in these tracks, with Megan using her music as a platform to assert her independence and defend herself from perceived attacks.
While the feud between Megan Thee Stallion and Nicki Minaj may continue to simmer, it is clear that Megan is unafraid to speak her mind and clap back at anyone who tries to bring her down. With “Megan,” she cements her status as a force to be reckoned with in the rap world, unapologetically taking on her critics and standing up for herself.
