Megan Thee Stallion

Megan Thee Stallion, born Megan Jovon Ruth Pete on February 15, 1995, is a rapper from Houston, Texas. Raised by her mother, rapper Holly-Wood, she grew up immersed in Southern hip-hop staples like Three 6 Mafia and UGK, and began writing her own rhymes as a teenager before sharpening her craft in Houston's freestyle battle scene.

Her style blends razor-sharp, sexually confident lyricism with an effortless, technically dense flow, drawing on influences such as Pimp C and Biggie Smalls filtered through a distinctly feminine, hot-girl perspective. She broke into the mainstream via viral moments on social media, most notably around her breakout hit «Savage», before becoming a fixture of contemporary rap and pop crossover with tracks like «Body», «Cash Shit», «Thot Shit» and «HISS».

Megan has built a reputation for empowering, unapologetic femininity in hip-hop, popularizing the Hot Girl Summer ethos and collaborating widely across rap, pop and R&B, including high-profile pairings with artists like Beyoncé on the «Savage» remix. She has become one of the defining voices of her generation of female rappers, balancing club-ready bravado with sharp technical skill.