Upset by lyrics, Megan Thee Stallion tells Drake, ‘Stop using my shooting for clout’
Megan Thee Stallion is standing by controversial lyrics from her song, ‘Til I’m Dead.’
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Megan Thee Stallion made a big deal about Drake’s use of her vocals in his song, Til I’m Dead.
Get ready to hear about it.
“Honestly, I didn’t want it to come up and I’m sorry about it,” Megan Thee Stallion tells PEOPLE. “I’m not going to sugarcoat anything, because what is the fun, right? I’m not going to sugarcoat anything. You’re going to see that it’s a matter of free speech. I’m going with it, for what it’s worth. What you just saw was a good video and a good song. This is who I am.”
“I know Drake personally, so I know exactly who to tell him and he knows who I am. I don’t think he has to listen to anybody else. I’ve been around for a really long time and I’m not gonna let him go out and use it and try to get more hits, because it’s not his music. This is who I am, I’m not going to sugar-coat anything. I’m not going to sugar-coat anything. You’re going to see that it’s a matter of free speech. I’m going with it, for what it’s worth. This is who I am,” she tells PEOPLE.
Drake’s use of her vocals on his video was meant as an act of support, she said.
Megan Thee Stallion (left) and her fiancé, Brandon Stewart-AhFOREVER AFTER “I don’t want to keep secrets about my personal life. I’m not going to sugar-coat anything. [The song is] a song of love and I’m going to keep my personal life away from this relationship. [Drake] was meant to be for us.”
“I didn’t want to keep secrets about my personal life. I’m not going to sugar-coat anything. [The song is] a song of love and I’m going to keep my personal life away from this relationship. [Drake] was meant to be for us,” she tells PEOPLE.
Megan was the first artist to offer him a shout-out,