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Megan Thee Stallion has seemingly reacted to Charlamagne Tha God‘s comment about her not being an “arena artist.”
On Wednesday, June 12, Megan took to Instagram to share a carousel of photos from her ‘Hot Girl Summer’ tour thus far. In addition, the rapper shared a lengthy message with her hottie fans.
“Hotties as we get ready for my FIRST ALBUM UNDER HOTGIRL PRODUCTIONS dropping 6.28 I wanna tell yall some of my favorite things that have been happening on tour SO FAR 🫶🏽,” she wrote, before dropping numbered bullet points. “1. I appreciate and love how hard my dancers (thee hot girls) go every show! I know our bodies are aching but they never complain and still pop out and have a blast lol ! Love yall 2. I love the bond that me and @glorillapimp have built in these past few weeks ! You are my sister 4L , you and cola never getting rid of me 🥹3. @frenchie4oe HAD KIDS YALL ! My son is a DADDY 😭 4. Hotties , yall keep me so motivated and happy you just don’t even know! I look out in the crowd and see yalls signs and I burst out laughing 😂 keep the signs coming 😂 5. THEE FLOWERS 🥹 I LOVE THE FLOWERS! Thee hotties make me feel like I have the biggest family in the world and I’m grateful 💙…”
For her sixth bullet point, Megan explained that she was going to “pop” her ish, “for a second.” Subsequently, the rapper addressed those who “questioned” whether she “was an arena artist.”
“6. Ima pop my s**t for a second lol but people questioned if I was an arena artist,” she wrote. “…anddd I mean🤷🏽♀️ teehee”
The head hottie ultimately concluded her lengthy message with, “7. I have more people to thank and more moments to make but I LOVE EVERYONE who has been making this tour amazing so far ! Thank you”
As The Shade Room previously reported, ‘Breakfast Club’ cohost Charlamagne Tha God shared his initial thought about Meg not being “an arena artist” in May. At the time, tickets for Meg’s ‘Hot Girl Summer’ tour had just gone on sale and some reports alleged tickets were being sold for $24.
Furthermore, Charla explained that he believed Meg was a “theater artist” rather than an arena one.
“If she’s doing arenas, she shouldn’t be doing arenas. She’s not an arena artist. Salute to Megan Thee Stallion, but she’s not an arena artist, maybe a theatre artist. Arenas is a lot,” he explained during the show’s live broadcast.
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However, the day after Charla made his initial statements, he appeared to walk them back. As The Shade Room previously reported, in a follow-up broadcast of the show, the radio host explained that Megan’s ticket sales appeared to confirm she was an arena artist.
“I asked the question yesterday: Is Megan Thee Stallion an arena artist? Cleary, we got our answer,” he said. “Jess just said that she sold out 13 arena stops, and I think I read over 240,000 tickets across North America and Europe. So yeah, if you’re selling out arenas, you’re an arena artist.”
