Days after releasing the visuals of 'Hiss', the 'Girls in the Hood' raptress treats social media users to short footage documenting her creating the music video of her latest single.
- Jan 30, 2024
AceShowbiz - Megan Thee Stallion has released a behind-the-scenes clip of a music video for her latest single. The "Girls in the Hood" raptress shared a glimpse of how she created the visuals of her song "Hiss" a few days after releasing the MV.
On Monday, January 29, the 28-year-old rapper let out the behind-the-scenes footage on her Instagram page. In the short clip, she could be seen rapping while standing in front of a huge blue backdrop. She was placing both of her hands, which were tied together, behind her back as she turned around to face the camera. At one point, she clapped her butt cheeks as the camera panned farther away.
For this particular scene, Megan risked a wardrobe malfunction in a raunchy outfit. Her breasts were barely covered with a red dress that was made of many red ropes. The dress came with a sleeveless design and red fringe details, which were long enough to trail down. To match the gown, she put on a pair of red strappy high heels. In addition, her long black tresses were let loose and styled in curls.
Along with the short clip, the Grammy-winning hip-hop artist penned in the caption of the post, "Fresh out thee cameraaaa," adding a flame emoji. She went on to write, "TURN ME UP lol !!! Hotties yall want thee #HISS bts."
The behind-the-scenes video came a few days after Megan dropped the song "Hiss" along with its accompanying music video. On the track, she raps in part, "These h*es don't be mad at Megan/ These h*es mad at Megan's Law/ I don't really know what the problem is/ But I guarantee yall don't want me to start."
"Hiss" itself is believed by many to be a diss track against Nicki Minaj since Megan appeared to have taken a dig at Nicki's husband Kenneth Petty, a registered sex offender. On the song, Megan mentions Megan's Law, a federal law requiring law enforcement to publicly share information about registered sex offenders on the song.
In the wake of the song release, Megan was criticized by a family member of a late girl named Megan Kanka, who inspired Megan's law. The father of Megan Kanka, who was murdered in the '90s by a sex predator, told TMZ that "using his daughter's name in such a graphic/offensive manner" was "disrespectful" and "highly offensive to the pain his daughter and family felt."
