Megan Thee Stallion Shades Men Being ‘Mad’ At Her WAP: ‘It Just Comes From A Place Of Fear & Insecurity’

    After dominating chunks of the 2020 Hip Hop conversation (as well as the Billboard Hot 100 and its equivalent in several countries), Megan Thee Stallion isn’t resting on the platinum plaque earned from her “WAP” collaboration opposite Cardi B.

    In an interview with GQ UK published on Monday (December 20), the Houston-bred rap star dismissed critics of the slick-tongued single — namely those of the male gender.

    “Some people just don’t know what to do when a woman is in control and taking ownership of her own body,” she told the publication. “I feel like for a long time men felt like they owned sex and now women are saying, ‘Hey, this is for me. I want pleasure. This is how I want it or don’t want it,’ it freaks men the hell out. It just comes from a place of fear and insecurity, like why would anyone be mad about my WAP? It belongs to me.”

    Megan’s comments come in the aftermath kicked up by Snoop Dogg after he shocked fans with a clear critique aimed at the ode-to-vagina. Although he never came off as “mad,” he did chastise the heavily streamed record for not being more subtle.

    “Oh my God … slow down,” Snoop said at the time. “Like, slow down and let’s have some imagination,” Snoop said of the track. “Let’s have some, you know, privacy, some intimacy where he wants to find out as opposed to you telling him.”

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    After Cardi B’s husband Offset stepped in to offer up his disapproval of the OG’s commentary, Snoop cleared the air and reminded all the rap people they’re in the same gang.

    “WAP” finished the year ranking in Billboard’s Top 25 and was also the first record to ever top the Billboard Global 200 chart.

    Revisit the Colin Tilley-directed video below.

    36 thoughts on “Megan Thee Stallion Shades Men Being ‘Mad’ At Her WAP: ‘It Just Comes From A Place Of Fear & Insecurity’

    1. Narcissim on overdrive. WAP=Worst Angry Pussy. The Migos clown cheats on Cardi B all the time and the Canadian midget started banging Stallions friend since Megan’s pussy game was so weak.

    2. Damn, Germaine normally don’t listen to new pop hop, but it’s Christmas! Ya know! I could not believe it! These women rap? No mumble? No autotune? Germaine does not understand! Are the new rappers become bitches and ho’s and the ladies become the dominant rappers in the “rap”game? Anyway, they made enough rap in the 90’s for a human life! GERMAINE XXXL

    3. Songs cool and all but shut the fuck up already. Women always on that victim shit. Who’s really insecure here?

    4. This song sucks more di ck than riley reid. Id rather listen to puppies get mutilated that this song. If I’m insecure then your song is trash. Only one of these is right and it ain’t me being insecure.

    5. I’ve only heard the song a handful of time (I avoid radio and popular streaming spots), but I never thought I’d see the day when misogynistic men would have an issue with a woman talking about being wet lol….these the same dudes who had Lil Kim posters? Cornballs.

      1. Yeah “misogynistic men” don’t really care about this shit as much as Megan and hoes like you want us to. Also, Lil Kim posters? Lmao how old do you think we are?

      2. But who are the men buddy? That shit is plural and Snoop is one guy…do u know of another man that complained about the video? Dont be so easily swayed…

    6. These men probably have daughters that look up to this young woman and it just don’t sit well with them that all her power is based on her vagina. Yet she complains about being looked at as just a sex toy. I’m confused

      1. Yea…Snoop feat Tha Dogg Pound….on Tha Dogg Pound’s album(foh its not like when J had a bonus track on Bean’s LP…but like Meg, I see ud say “Anything”….)nice reach though…

    7. Lol, these comments are making her point for her. It’s a fun song, and no worse than what we’ve been listening to for the past two decades. It’s CLEARLY resonating. It’s literally what all these rappers talk about but actually from a ‘her’ perspective.

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    9. Look at all these bum ass, angry men. Imagine being so weak a song would set y’all off ?. Cry me a river and suck your own dicks lmfaO.

    10. interesting what she said about insecurity, yet she has to make a “thot song” to feel good about herself. so who’s the one thats insecure?

    11. Man let’s all be honest , the same artist promoting , perks ,Xanax ,ect is the sane people who don’t do the shit . The sane way artist , talk about the hoes , cars, clothes, and don’t got it like that . The sane artist saying fuck hoes , fuck love , the sane artist who married ,got kids , family and faithful . The industry is a business about money and agendas to influence the masses. If you look at the music industry as anything other than tmonetize , and control then you stupid . That shit a business with politics just like anything else on this planet . Negativity and description will always sell. Positivity won’t sell. The music industry isn’t about art it’s about trends. These are the leaders of the youth.

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