DELISA: Megan Thee Stallion properly introduces fans to a new persona on the cut “B.I.T.C.H.”
but she’s not new to switching up her flows and personalities.
DELISA: This is just the latest of many characters from the Stallion.
So we decided to take a look back at her most memorable flows, beginning with the sexually
frank Tina Snow.
MEGAN: “I go by Tina Snow because Pimp C is one of my favorite, favorite rappers.
So in my music, I wanna make people feel how Pimp C made me feel. He made me feel real cool, real playa.
DELISA: Meg even paid tribute to her idol
dropping an icey freestyle over the Pimp C-produced Master P Feat.
UGK cut “Break ‘Em Off Somethin.”
DELISA: Like Pimp C, Tina Snow knows how to
sit in her pocket and deliver swagged out bars over smooth beats with precision, something
that comes easy for her.
JU: That's just her naturally being a rapper.
DELISA: That’s LilJuMadeDaBeat, one of Megan’s favorite producers.
They’ve worked together on hits like “Big Ole Freak” and “Cash Shit.”
DELISA: They first collaborated in 2018 on
“Tina Montana” and LilJu knew her dedication to her lyricism would set her apart.
She's real in tune with rapping.
I don't know too many rappers these days that will take the beat home and sit on it, and
keep writing to it.
No one else is still picking up a pen or paper or getting out their phone and typing.
But Megan, she really takes music serious.
DELISA: Whether it's spitting about having her man on lock or flexing on doubters, Tina
Snow makes you feel every bar.
DELISA: We see this on tracks like “Big Ole Freak"
off the 2018 EP ‘Tina Snow’ and LilJu said the hi-hats got Meg ready to attack.
It's like if I'm making a beat for Megan or any artist, I'm going to put the hi-hats in last.
Yeah, no.
I'm telling you that gets them charged all the way up.
DELISA: It may seem like her other persona Hot Girl Meg was introduced on her 2019 mixtape
"Fever" but that character is really how we met Meg in the first place.
DELISA: Starting her career as a freestyler, her playful attitude shows up as she effortlessly
switches flows and pays homage to Southern classics like Tela's "Sho Nuff" and Swishahouse’s
“Still Tippin’.”
DELISA: Meg is currently in college at Texas Southern University so Hot Girl Meg embraces
the turn up lifestyle between classes.
MEGAN: “See you gotta be a special type of woman to like cognac.
Cause I see girls that want they lil mixed drinks… no.
I cant even chase my alcohol with nothing it make me sick.
But she still manages to find time to go in and flex that breath control.
That’s what we drive now, I’m only driving the D’Usse boat now.
DELISA: On “Cash Shit,” Meg shows just how rowdy the Hot Girl can be by continuously
spitting bar for bar.
DELISA: But now it’s 2020 and Meg is ready to introduce us to her new personality, Suga.
JU: Y’all going to meet Suga.
I ain’t met Suga that much, but y’all going to meet Suga.
Suga is more so another identity.
It’s just more so a moniker for the music.
Sugar is kinda out and Megan is not really like that
DELISA: Meg added in a tweet quote.
DELISA: Suga is going to display a much softer side of Thee Stallion with Meg introducing
more melodies.
DELISA: Although she hasn’t directly referred to herself as Suga in the past, Meg has given
fans a taste of her melodic side in the past like on 2019’s remix of Khalid's "Talk."
DELISA: While we anticipate Meg’s new album and the proper introduction of Suga, what's
your favorite Stallion personality?
Drop your thoughts in the comments.
DELISA: I’m Delisa with Genius News bringing
you the meaning and the knowledge behind the music.