Megan Thee Stallion Lets Her ‘Real Hair Down’ & Twerks Up A Storm — Watch
‘WAP’ hitmaker Megan Thee Stallion has shared a new clip of herself twerking in a yellow jumpsuit to her hit song ‘Movie’.
Megan Thee Stallion is having a hot girl winter. The singer, whose career has skyrocketed in 2020 thanks in part to her “WAP” collab with Cardi B, shared a new video of herself twerking up a storm. The brunette beauty took to Instagram on December 5, revealing that she let her real hair down while dancing to her song “Movie”. She wrote, “Let my real hair down now it’s MTS UNCUT. Song MOVIE from my album GOODNEWS.” In the clip, she donned a bright yellow jumpsuit with long sleeves, and turned her back to the camera.
“This is it !!!” one fan commented, while another wrote, “It’s the way you snapping for me.” It comes less than two weeks after Megan took over the American Music Awards with a sultry performance of “Body.” The hitmaker, who was recently named “Rapper of the Year” by GQ, opened her first live performance of the song with a powerful message about body positivity. “My body is mine and nobody owns it but me,” she said, “You may not think my body is perfect and it probably never will be, but when I look in the mirror I love what I see.” What an incredible role model!
Megan’s career has been on the rise for some time, but it truly took off following the release of “WAP”. Her collaborator Cardi B recently opened up about the song’s success, and what kind of message it sends. “I want to show people that you can do positive things, but you can also be yourself,” she told Billboard on December 2. “I’m a very sexual person. I love sex, and I like to rap about it. I like to do it … I love my body, and I want to be able to express that. I’m not hurting nobody because I love my p***y and want to rap about it.”
She also opened up about how it felt to see crowds outside the White House celebrate Joe Biden‘s recent victory by singing along to “WAP”. “I just feel like it was such a big victory for me and for Megan,” Cardi said. “[The song] to me, was just a regular raunchy female rap song, but it caused so much controversy … So it was just a victory for me seeing people celebrating Biden’s win with my and Megan’s song.”
