The next big career move for Megan Thee Stallion came with her collaboration with Beyoncé for the "Savage" remix. The single originally came off the rapper's 2020 EP Suga and took off as a single, thanks in part to TikTok-ers who created a viral dance to the song.
The EP release didn't come without a fight. According to Rolling Stone, the artist had sued her label 1501 Certified Entertainment over her contract being "unconscionable." The label had tried to prevent the rapper from releasing the project, a fight she won in court. Megan Thee Stallion took to Instagram to say, "I will stand up for myself and not allow two men to bully me, I am NO ONES PROPERTY."
Shortly after the "Savage" single went viral, Beyonce joined her fellow Texan for the ultimate Houston duo remix. The feature helped Megan Thee Stallion get her first No. 1 hit.
Following that achievement in the summer of 2020, Megan Thee Stallion became a topic of conversation after allegedly being shot by rapper Tory Lanez, according to TMZ. The rapper has addressed suffering gunshot wounds in her feet via Instagram, as reported by the Los Angeles Times. Despite these challenges, the rapper pushes forward with more music, including a collaboration with Cardi B.
Megan Thee Stallion told XXL in 2018 that she will be the next "big female artist of this generation" and as her quick rise to fame shows, she might not be wrong.
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