Good News - Album

Megan Jovon Ruth Pete Known Professionally As Megan Thee Stallion Is A North American Rapper Songwriter And Singer. Originally From Houston Texas U.S.A. She First Garnered Attention When Videos Of Her Freestyling Became Popular On Social Media Platforms Such As Instagram. Megan Thee Stallion Signed To 300 Entertainment In 2018 Where She Released The Mixtape Fever 2019 And The EP Suga 2020 Both Of Which Reached The Top Ten Of The Billboard 200. She Released Her Debut Studio Album Good News 2020 To Critical Acclaim Appearing On Several Year-End Best Album Lists. She Earned Her First And Second Number-One Singles On The US Billboard Hot 100 With The Remix Of Her Song "Savage" Featuring Beyoncé And Her Feature On Cardi B's Single "WAP Feat. Megan Thee Stallion " The Latter Of Which Was Her First Number One In Several Other Countries As Well As The Billboard Global 200 Chart. In 2021 She Was Featured Alongside American Rapper And Singer Doja Cat On The Remix Of American Singer Ariana Grande's 2020 Single "34 35" Which Reached Number Two On The Billboard Hot 100. The Remixed Version Was Featured On The Deluxe Edition Of Grande's 2020 Studio Album Positions. She Followed This With Her Debut Compilation Album Something For Thee Hotties 2021 Which Reached The Top Ten On The Billboard 200 And Spawned The Single "Thot Shit" Which Reached The Top Twenty In The US And Received A Grammy Award For Best Rap Performance Nomination. Throughout Her Career Megan Thee Stallion Has Received Several Accolades Including Six BET Awards Five BET Hip Hop Awards Four American Music Awards Two MTV Video Music Awards A Billboard Women In Music Award And Three Grammy Awards. At The 63rd Annual Grammy Awards She Became The Second Female Rapper To Win Best New Artist After Lauryn Hill In 1999. As Of January 28th 2024 Megan Thee Stallion Becomes The First Female Rapper To Have Multiple Solo Songs Reach #1 On The Global Apple Music Singles Chart "HISS" And "Body" . “HISS” Remains At #1 On Apple Music US For 56 Hours So Far. read less