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Megan Thee Stallion Rips Viral Fame: 'Internet Made It Easy to Go Viral With Terrible Songs'
13 Aug
Summary
- Megan Thee Stallion discussed viral fame on Michelle Obama's podcast.
- She believes the internet enables artists with poor music to gain fame easily.
- Her upcoming album 'Act: III' will reintroduce her Tina Snow alter ego.
Appearing on Michelle Obama's IMO podcast, Megan Thee Stallion shared her perspective on the current music landscape, expressing that the internet has significantly lowered the barrier to entry for achieving viral fame. She noted that this ease of access allows artists with what she described as "terrible" songs to gain popularity too readily.
Megan contrasted this trend with her own journey, attributing her professional approach to her mother's influence. She believes that while the internet facilitates rapid fame, true passion for music distinguishes dedicated artists from those solely seeking celebrity. She stated that she falls into the category of genuinely loving her craft.
The Houston rapper also provided an update on her highly anticipated upcoming album, 'Act: III.' She confirmed that this project will mark the reintroduction of her alter ego, Tina Snow. Megan described Tina as having evolved significantly since her last appearance, promising fans a fresh experience with new collaborations.
