Megan Thee Stallion Hints At Collab w/ Monaleo: The People Need It’
Megan Thee Stallion Hints At Collab w/ Monaleo: The People Need It’
#MeganTheeStallion is coming, and she might be bringing Monaleo with her! ??
Megan is gearing up to drop new music, and some of your favs could be featured on the project. Taking to her socials, she asked fans what they want to hear on her next album, and it didn’t take long for supporters to flood the comment sections with requests.
A few celebrities and fellow artists even chimed in, making it clear they want to work with Megan soon. Rapper #Monaleo wrote, “me and you!” The comment quickly gained attention from fans, who are urging the two Texas rappers to collaborate.
And hotties, you might be in luck, Megan seems open to a Monaleo feature. She replied, “thee people need it!” A few other notable names throwing their hats into the ring to team up with Megan include #JuicyJ, Maiya The Don, and Lady London. Fans also requested that the Hot Girl Coach collaborate with Kendrick Lamar, #Doechii, or Ken The Man.
Here for this collab? Who else would you love to hear on a track with Megan?

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