Emilio Coochie
Megan Thee Stallion‘s “quarantine lady summer time” is popping out to be the hottest season of all. The Houston rapper had her first No. 1 single, besides an EP attain the tip 10. It used to be all capped on Sunday (June 28), when she delivered a horny efficiency for the socially distant BET Awards.
Megan’s pre-recorded efficiency began with her newest single, “Girls in the Hood,” which released on Friday (June 26). She seemed out of a Enraged Max legend: Rolling up in a desolate tract scene on the help of a stripped-down bike, she wore knee-high lace-up boots and an S&M bralette decked out with silver O-rings; her shoulders had been covered with crimson and dusky feathers, while her long hair streamed in the help of. Because the lyrics to the song recommended: “I’m a hot lady / I gather hot shit / Employ his profits / On my outfit.”
While lonesome oil cans sat in the background and graffiti-kissed educate cars whizzed by, Megan and her crew of dancing, boulevard-warrior vixens carried out the song, then hopped onto cranium-embellished four-wheelers, resetting the scene. The rapper segued into her hit single, “Savage.”
Standing atop a structure of metal bars and flimsy netting, Megan twerked sooner than a Dim fist, while a signal at the structure’s low read, “Dim Lives Topic.” Though Beyoncé, whose addition made the “Savage” remix a breakout hit, didn’t join the efficiency itself, her disembodied notify sang its fraction. Megan carried out out the efficiency ghost-riding a deconstructed sports car, which seemed as a metal peacock pushed by a masked chauffeur. The total efficiency read as some afrofuturist apocalypse; the revolution used to be already right here, and on this landscape, freedom and tune reigned.
Sooner than taking the stage, Megan well-liked the award for finest female hip-hop artist. She might possibly be up for finest collaboration, video of the year, album of the year, and viewer’s choice award; she tied Roddy Rich for 2nd-most nominations, with five nods, trailing Drake, with six.
