Houston, we have a problem? To the surprise of her former allies, Megan Thee Stallion has been peeping game from the very beginning. It’s probably why everybody is so bothered. The hip hop industry was playing chess, unaware Megan had a different agenda all along — to become the chess board. Don’t believe it? Check out the black and white duality strewn throughout the video of her latest diss record, “Hiss.”
Signature to her meteorite of a mentor, Jay-Z, the Roc Nation signee patiently waited her turn. Just when everyone thought life was sweet, she struck. From “Cobra” to “HISS,” Megan might be the snake she raps about. Hold on! Before the Hotties get heated, the label “snake” is as complex as Megan’s rise to fame. From fake industry friends to real-life tragedies, Megan’s experienced the most for her rap dreams and whether you like her or not, she clearly is talented and determined.
Behind the scenes footage for “HISS,” released early on the first day of Black History Month, featured a high-spirited Megan giving directives, doing her own stunts, and talking directly to into the camera.
Meanwhile, “HISS” plays over the footage. Megan can be heard taking jabs at the Kris Jenner clan and allegedly sending subliminals to her ex-boyfriend Pardison Fontaine calling him “weak in the sheets,” Blueface who mentioned having relations with her in a recent interview with Jason Lee of Hollywood Unlocked, and Nicki Minaj as she mentions Megan’s Law, legislation requiring sex offenders to register and report their offenses.
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She also refers to the highly-publicized courtroom drama with rapper Tory Lanez, labeling herself the “Teflon don in the courtroom,” while exposing who many believe to be Drake for retrieving “BBLS” and “etching” surgeries.
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Diss records, beef, smoke, whatever the title, has been a part of the game of hip hop since the days of competing DJs and KRS-One’s BDP anthem “The Bridge Is Over.” Unfortunately, creatives tend to be very sensitive and what could just be fun and games over wax, at times, transforms into violence.
That doesn’t seem to be Megan’s intention, although her talk is tough. “HISS” appears to be a part of a rollout for the rising star. She recently went on Good Morning America to announce her upcoming Hot Girl Summer Tour and many suspect an album from her newly created Hot Girl Productions is on the way.
