Megan Thee Stallion hits Drake with a Tora Lanez song

Megan Thee Stallion is furious with the controversial lyrics on Drake’s new song “Circo Loco,” which seems to cast doubt on her incident with the Tora Lanez shooting.

“Stop using my shooting as a female dog, female dog, N-like!” rapper “Dziki” tweeted early on Friday without naming the artist “In My Feelings”.

“Since tf it’s fun to joke abt [sic] women get shot! You n — how especially RAP N — HOW ARE YOU KEY! “

Megan, 27, added, “Ready to boycott shoes and clothes, but the dog attacks a black woman when she says one of you has abused her.”

Drake, 36, is rapping on a song on his new album “Her Loss” 21 Savage: “That female dog lies she’s about arrows, but she’s still a stallion.”

The rapper “God’s Plan” did not confirm whether the text was really about Megan, and its representative declined to comment.

Meanwhile, fans started discussing online what Drake really meant in the song.

One the person was arguing“Idk where ppl got these texts from, I went well go to Genius and the bar was “SHOTS”. Plural. the wordplay is “That female dog is lying she gets shots (in the butt) but still a stallion (still tall and fat regardless) n tells about college girls in a lot of songs … reaching fr.”

However, different wrote in response“This is called a double entender. It was shaded.

The back and forth motion didn’t seem to change Megan’s mind because she did posted on Twitter“And when the facts about mf come out, remember all the favorite rappers who stood for Na Who SHOT A WOMAN.”

Megan seems to believe that Drake used this incident as a “punch”.

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Megan seems to believe that Drake used this incident as a “punch”.

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“Something is wrong” – one fan speculated in the comments …

She then ended“People are attacking me, everyone go, I’m defending myself now, now I’m doing too much … every time it never ends and it did NOT happen until I went out and said I was shot … everyone not fwm [f–k with me] ok, fun to fuck, bye.

Alex Spiro, one of the lawyers representing Megan in her case against 30-year-old Lanez, says on page six: “Despite compelling evidence that Megan was a victim of gun violence, the ignorant continue to support the attacker.”

Lanez also made no reference to Drake’s song – possibly because a judge ruled in February 2021 that he was not allowed to speak publicly on a pending case.

Perhaps the vocalist of “LUV” and rapper “Hold On, We’re Going Home” spoke behind closed doors, as two Canadian artists they have a long history together.

Drake and Lanez reportedly had a short beef cut in 2016 which they subtly elicited each other in their music and interviews, but seemed to choke it until March 2017 when posted a photo of them come together.

Since they are both from Toronto, rapper “One Dance” described the deleted post: “The city needs more of this and less of that.” Same picture is still featured on Instagram of the singer “Say It”.