In a recent court appearance, Megan Thee Stallion secured a restraining order against Tory Lanez, who was convicted for shooting her in the foot back in 2020. Despite Lanez’s 10-year prison sentence, Megan expressed her ongoing fears about her safety, indicating that she still feels threatened by him even while he’s behind bars. Her emotional testimony highlighted her concerns about Lanez’s potential resentment and the possibility of future harm once he is released.
While many supporters rally behind Megan, offering their solidarity and relief for her newfound sense of security, DJ Akademiks has taken a different stance. During a recent livestream, he voiced his belief that Megan’s actions might not be beneficial for her career. He criticized her for what he perceives as an effort to maintain a “victim” narrative, suggesting that this approach could alienate fans and hinder her professional growth.
Akademiks elaborated on his views, questioning whether Megan’s statements about fearing for her life were truly reflective of her situation or a reaction to ongoing scrutiny. He implied that, rather than moving on, her focus on the incident only keeps it in the public eye, impacting how she is perceived.
As the conversation around Megan’s situation continues to evolve, it raises important questions about the balance between personal safety and public perception in the music industry.
