Megan Thee Stallion Accuses Her Critics Of Being “Bots”

It is evident that Megan Thee Stallion knows exactly who is supporting her and who is not. The “Savage” rapper recently went live on a stream to urge her supporters to refrain from expending energy on her detractors.

Meg’s latest single, “LOVER GIRL,” was released on a Friday (Oct. 24) before the livestream went on air about a day later. It’s not an exaggeration to say Megan receives a significant amount of criticism. The rapper suggests that some negative comments directed at her may not have been written by a real person.

When I browse online and see what you’re all doing, I feel like you’re all getting easily worked up and easily disheartened when you know that people are getting paid to speak negatively about me, Megan said. “It’s somewhat puzzling, don’t you think, how overwhelming an amount of Megan Thee Stallion hate exists.” It doesn’t seem right, does it?

In addition to her music, Megan’s relationships and controversies, such as her association with NBA star Klay Thompson and the circumstances surrounding her shooting by singer Torey Lanez, often propel her into trending discussions.

She pointed out, “These are bots; these are individuals being compensated.” If you scroll through some of these people’s tweets, you’ll find a man who has been tweeting about sports for eight years. Suddenly, he has developed a strong dislike for Megan Thee Stallion. Individuals are being compensated for their work in this capacity. Cease paying attention to them. It’s high time for them to be gone.

Megan proposed an exemption for instances where her team of Hotties can counteract. “When you hear something from me that’s worth getting upset about, then get upset, okay?” she said. At that point, we can begin to cry. I haven’t given you all any reason to be upset so far. Fight back only when it’s justified. We’re relaxing at the moment, guys. We’re currently listening to ‘LOVER GIRL’, sweetheart.