Megan Thee Stallion has decided to break her silence and address Nicki Minaj’s diss song “Big Foot” and ongoing social media attacks after the release of Meg’s song “Hiss.”
On Thursday (February 1), the Houston Hottie took to the popular live radio app Stationhead to playfully threaten Minaj by telling her, “Don’t make me call Roc Nation.” The taunt clearly references Nicki’s claims that the powerhouse label, which serves as Megan’s management team, has resorted to using bots to amplify “Hiss” and hired a social media team to throw dirt on her name online.
“Spending SOOOOOOOO MUCH MONEY. [crying emoji] but she’s the lil broke independent artist,” Nicki started before calling out Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez. “Desiree, you gotta let it go, baby. The world knows she’s a– & can’t rap. Stop fkng trying to make fetch happen. #BigFOOT. I just put out a song with NOOOOOO promo. No video. It’s alrdy #2.”
“On the next song I delve into all the ppl Desiree allegedly fired for unknown reasons…other things as well. so many ppl were blind sighted & hurt by her,” she continued. “Allegedly. She’s willing to go broke to try to replace me…? Fix it JESUS. #GoodFoot”
For Meg’s part, she seems not to think much of Minaj’s reply song, even teasing a celebration if “Hiss” continues to grow.
“If we go number one, b—-, I might put the straw back in the Hennessy,” Meg teased in reference to “Hiss” threatening to debut at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
The quip was also a direct response to a line from “Big Foot” in which Minaj rapped, “Your flow is such a bore/Drinkin’ a bottle of Henny through a straw.”
Meg’s Stationhead appearance marks the first time she has directly addressed the ongoing feud with Minaj since the latter released “Big Foot,” a song she has been heavily criticized for because of references to Megan’s deceased mother and numerous taunts about the shooting incident Megan experienced at the hands of Tory Lanez.
Minaj has also been forced to deny rumors that she is addicted to cocaine after fans took note of her somewhat unhinged and, at times, incoherent multi-hour live streams just after “Hiss” was released.
Here is Nicki Minaj’s song “Big Foot”
