Megan Thee Stallion FINALLY Replies to Slim Thug Shooting His Shot Online
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If there's one thing about Slim Thug, he's gonna speak his mind online. The topic could be politics, sports, women's rights and even celeb crushes. Recently Thugga's being campaigning for the affection of fellow Houstonian Megan Thee Stallion.
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As reported on Hip Hop Wired , after the Hot Girl Coach was seen dancing to two of his classic tracks, 'Thug from Around the Way' and the iconic 'Still Tippin,' Slim Thug took it as more than just a tribute. 'Aye, if that ain't a 'Daddy, I want you' call then what is,' he said. 'She danced to two of my songs? I say I'm in there.' The rapper believes it's only a matter of time before Megan makes the first move. 'I'm just waiting on my day she comes to Houston and hits me up,' he added with a smirk.
The two H-Town artists go way back, with Slim Thug showing love to Megan early in her career. Their paths have crossed at several Houston events, but fans are skeptical about his recent crush claims. Many online are calling Thug delusional, saying Megan was simply showing respect to another Houston icon, not flirting. 'That's not her shooting her shot, she's just reppin' the city,' one fan commented.
Now Meg has replied to Slim's playful advances.
'And no, Slim Thug, this don't mean I like you,' she said before a massive crowd. 'I just like your music babe.'
Check out the video below.
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