Overnight, Megan Thee Stallion released her new track called Hiss, continuing her snake-themed music after dropping “Cobra” last November.
While her album shook up the Internet, her latest song is ruffling some feathers. The track opens with her going all the way off on her haters. “I just wanna kick this s**t off by saying, f**k y’all! I ain’t gotta clear my name on a motherf**kin’ thang. [Every time] I get mentioned, one of y’all b***h a** n***as get 24 hours of attention. I’m finna get this s**t off my chest and lay it to rest, let’s go!”
On the track she also raps, “I feel like Mariah Carey, got these n****s so obsessed, my pussy so famous might get managed by Kris Jenner next.” In another part she says, “These hoes don’t be mad at Megan, these hoes mad at Megan’s Law I don’t really know what the problem is, but I guarantee y’all don’t want me to start. B*tch, you a pu**y (You a pu**y), never finna check me (Yeah) Every chance you get, bet your weak a** won’t address me (Ho) B*tches swear they G, but the G must stand for goofy (G must stand for goofy) When the f*ck did all the gangster n**as turn to groupies?”
However, it wasn’t just those lines that sent social media users into a frenzy. Along with those catchy lyrics, she made some subliminal jabs at her industry enemies that many fans caught on to… and let’s just say they’re having a field day online.
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Meanwhile, in an early morning call to The Breakfast Club, Megan Thee Stallion opened up about her latest single, “Hiss,” and the underlying message it carries. The
She explained the title itself, “Hiss,” symbolizes the concept of a snake, representing the idea that when someone feels manipulated or played, it is crucial to speak up and assert oneself. With this song, Megan sends a powerful warning to those who try to bring her down.
When asked by the co-hosts how she handles negativity without giving it attention, Megan emphasized that this advice applies to both men and women. She expressed her frustration with individuals who attempt to use her name for their own gain, highlighting that their actions only grant them a fleeting moment in the spotlight. Megan urged them to find alternative tactics instead of resorting to tired and worn-out methods.
The conversation then turned to whether Megan mentions specific names in the single. She clarified that she doesn’t directly name anyone, but she humorously mentioned that those who feel targeted are likely the ones who are guilty. In a lighthearted moment, she even playfully joked about Lindsay Lohan’s father wanting “smoke” with her.
The discussion then shifted towards the advice given to Megan regarding dealing with online hate. Charlamagne Tha God advised her to take a step back from her phone after releasing the record, as internet trolls may attack her for no reason. He warned her about the provocation and advised against engaging with negative comments on Instagram Live.
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