*Megan Thee Stallion (and her French bulldog) joined Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show for a virtual chat about making new music in quarantine and TikTok’s Savage Challenge.
“I just saw Courtney Cox did it, and Jessica Alba,” said Megan, referring to the dance TikTok user Keara Wilson (@keke.janajah) choreographed to her song “Savage”. However, Stallion was most excited to see Janet Jackson was a fan of the challenge as well.
“And now we follow each other on Instagram, and I’m like, ‘I win,'” said Stallion. “‘Janet Jackson follows me on Instagram. Everybody else can go away.'”
When it comes to new music, she shared… “I’ve been recording [here in L.A.], but you know, that’s the best thing about quarantine. I would have been working on [the album] anyway, but what else am I going to be doing right now? I’ve just been writing and we set up a little studio in here. We’re gonna have new music for when we can go back outside.”
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The hip-hop star recently opened up about her sexuality, revealing she has kissed a few women.
”I mean, you know I kissed a few girls before. We not scared of the ladies. It’s all love,” she tells British Vogue. ”In real life, I’m really about what I be talking. Men are free to do what they want to do, date whoever they want to date and women should have the same options, without judgment.”
She added, ”Sometimes people try to put you in a box, right, and they try to put their views on you and they try to make you behave how everybody in society feels you should behave,” she adds.
“But this is my s##t! This is my body, my mouth, my lyrics, this is what I want to say, this is how I want to act. I really want people to stop caring about how other people want them to live and to start to live for themselves. Cos I’m living for myself and I’m doing damn good with myself!”
Megan released her nine-track collection “Suga” last month.
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