“They swore I wasn’t gone get that degree,” she said in another tweet.
#Thot walk lyrics update
“Mam Im abt to graduate in the fall and still gone open my facility,” she wrote in a tweet that also gave fans an update on the status of her college education. She announced the news on Twitter while responding to a troll who doubted her abilities to finish college during her rap career. "Everything I eat go straight to my pockets/2021, finna graduate college"ĭespite seeing success in her musical career, Meg has still stuck to her books and studies at college. I walk around the house butt-naked / And I stop at every mirror just to stare at my own posterior. Meg won her first three awards and made history for becoming the first female rapper to win Best Rap Song and the second female rapper to win Best New Artist since Lauryn Hill in 1999. 18 Lyrics From Megan Thee Stallion's 'Thot Sht' For Your Night Out IG Captions.
The rapstress is referencing the 63rd annual Grammy Awards, where she was nominated for Best New Artist, Best Rap Song, Best Rap Performance, and Record of the Year - the last three were for her April 2020 Beyoncé-assisted “Savage Remix.”
Megan reveals she doesn't care about the negativity blogs post about her because she is seeing success and winning prestigious awards. Thot Walk is a style of dance marked by bouncy stepping in slow, rhythmic motion popularized by a 2014 hip hop song with the same name by Atlanta-based rappers Kayleb, Yung Cyph and John Boy. Dreezy, Young M.A, Chinese Kitty, Mulatto and Dreamdoll Lyrics Thot Box Remix (skrrt) (yeah) Big rocks on that crop-top (why) (ooh) Aint.
"I don't give a f*ck 'bout a blog tryna bash me/I'm the sh*t per the Recording Academy (Ah)" She said: "I’m really just talking shit and taking ownership of the words “thot” and “hoe” bc they’re not the drag the men think it is when trying to come at women for doing them". In a tweet, Megan explained why she made 'thot sh*t'. Megan Thee Stallion explains the twerking position she famously takes when dancing.
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