After performing in three different states for five nights in a row, the 'Girls in the Hood' raptress shares a video from her performances in Texas, Tennessee and Colorado.
- Jun 19, 2024
AceShowbiz - Megan Thee Stallion makes sure to celebrate her achievement despite her busy schedule. The "Girls in the Hood" raptress bragged about holding five shows in a row for her "Hot Girl Summer Tour".
On Tuesday, June 18, the 29-year-old Grammy Award-winning hip-hop artist offered social media users a glimpse of her recent concerts. Making use of her Instagram page, the "Boa" spitter, who will launch her self-titled album on June 28, treated her followers to a video of her performances onstage.
The short clip saw Megan taking the stage at four different venues in the United States. The footage also showed her fans, famously known as Hotties, bringing creative signs to her concerts. One of the signs read, "I'm so gay 4 you, Meg."
The video went on to film Megan performing with her backup dancers, including those who threw cash money while she was showing off her skills in twerking. It also featured a clip in which she invited a young concertgoer to get on the stage and belt out one of her songs.
Aside from those, the footage included a behind-the-scenes clip. The "Hiss" rapper, who was joined by her crew members, was seen walking backstage. At one point, she exclaimed, "Five shows in a row, b***hes!" before running.
Along with the video, Megan wrote in the caption of the post, "We really just did 5 shows in a row," adding a slew of clapping hands emojis. She then penned, "We had a timeeeee with the DENVER HOTTIES [flame emojis] Phoenix Hotties next ! #hotgirlsummertour."
The post came after Megan hit the stage five nights in a row. It started at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas on June 13. Without taking a night off, she went on to perform at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas on June 14 and 15. On June 16 and 17, she hit the stage at the Great Stage Park in Manchester, Tennessee and at the Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado respectively.
