Megan Thee Stallion has continued her feud with Nicki Minaj by taunting the Young Money rapper after emerging victorious in their chart battle.
The Houston rapper celebrated “Hiss” topping the Billboard Hot 100by drinking Hennessy through a straw while on Instagram Live on Monday (February 5).
The move was an apparent response to Nicki’s line on “Big Foot” — which debuted at No. 23 on the chart — where she rapped: “Your flow is such a bore/ Drinkin’ a bottle of Henny through a straw.”
Megan also seemingly hit back at Nicki’s claims that she has benefitted from the backing of a major music industry “machine” in their feud, saying “Hiss” — along with her previous single “Cobra” and upcoming album — was entirely self-funded.
“When I say I went in Megan Pete’s bank account and paid for ‘Cobra’ and ‘Hiss,’ like… them two videos, my whole studio time for this album that’s about to come out, all of that shit came out of my pocket,” she said.
“This is my first time since my momma been alive that I’ve really carried the weight of paying for my whole shit. So to see how much y’all love ‘Hiss’ and ‘Cobra,’ I’m like, ‘Wow! We did that!'”
Megan Thee Stallion has continued her feud with Nicki Minaj by taunting the Young Money rapper after emerging victorious in their chart battle.
The Houston rapper celebrated “Hiss” topping the Billboard Hot 100by drinking Hennessy through a straw while on Instagram Live on Monday (February 5).
The move was an apparent response to Nicki’s line on “Big Foot” — which debuted at No. 23 on the chart — where she rapped: “Your flow is such a bore/ Drinkin’ a bottle of Henny through a straw.”
Megan also seemingly hit back at Nicki’s claims that she has benefitted from the backing of a major music industry “machine” in their feud, saying “Hiss” — along with her previous single “Cobra” and upcoming album — was entirely self-funded.
“When I say I went in Megan Pete’s bank account and paid for ‘Cobra’ and ‘Hiss,’ like… them two videos, my whole studio time for this album that’s about to come out, all of that shit came out of my pocket,” she said.
“This is my first time since my momma been alive that I’ve really carried the weight of paying for my whole shit. So to see how much y’all love ‘Hiss’ and ‘Cobra,’ I’m like, ‘Wow! We did that!'”
Nicki Minaj had claimed during an X Spaces conversation with Joe Budden last week that Megan’s management company, Roc Nation, used bots to promote “Hiss” and paid people to badmouth her online.
After “Big Foot” earned the most first-day streams on YouTube for a female rap song in 2024, she added on Instagram: “This is what happens when you think FAKE BOTS, PAID BLOGS & FAKE STUNTS will win the war in 2024. this is thinking you that bitch then running into THAT BITCH.”
The feud between the pair ignited earlier this month following the release of “Hiss,” on which Megan Thee Stallion appeared to take a shot at Nicki Minaj’s husband, Kenneth Petty, who is a registered sex offender.
After firing off several rebuttals on social media, Nicki responded on wax with “Big Foot,” which found her mocking Megan over the death of her mother and shooting at the hands of Tory Lanez, among other things.
While Megan has yet to release another diss song, she subtly clapped back on Instagram Live by warning her one-time collaborator: “Don’t make me call Roc Nation.”
The bitter rivalry has also played out beyond social media and the studio, with Nicki’s fans being accused of doxxing the cemetery where Megan’s late mother was laid to rest.
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