Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘Traumazine’ review: The six hottest tracks

Grammy-winning rapper Megan Thee Stallion surprise-dropped her second album, "Traumazine," on Friday.
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From Lizzo to Beyoncé, it’s been one other scorching woman summer season in pop. Now Megan Thee Stallion joins the twerktastic celebration with “Traumazine,” her shock second album that she introduced final Thursday, simply hours earlier than dropping it on Friday morning.

Right here, we break down the six hottest tracks on the Grammy-winning rapper’s follow-up to 2020’s “Good Information.”

‘Not Good’

There’s a brash braggadocio that comes with being a rapper of any gender, but it surely’s empowering to listen to a feminine who is just not able to play good in a male-dominated discipline. “I’m performed with being humble/‘Trigger I do know that I’m that bitch,” Megan spits, chopping by way of a spacey groove with a razor-sharp supply. 

‘Price range‘

Whenever you set the bar as excessive for feminine rap collabs as Megan did with Cardi B on their 2020 smash “WAP,” it’s a tough act to comply with. However this Latto joint is a winner, as these two money-hungry MCs are out to receives a commission on a scale a minimum of equal to their male counterparts: “With out that cash, I don’t budge/What’s the price range?” 

Megan Thee Stallion’s new album, “Traumazine,” options collabs with Latto, Jhené Aiko and Future.

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‘Her‘

“I don’t care if these bitches don’t like me/’Trigger, like, I’m fairly as f—ok,” Megan says with a superbly tossed hair flip originally of this hater-bashing, self-loving jam that brings to thoughts a extra lascivious Lizzo.

‘Ms. Nasty‘

Megan is at her raunchiest on this stripper-pole banger that's as uncooked because it will get. “I would like you to canine this cat out … Arise in that p—-y,” she instructions her man to consideration.

Megan Thee Stallion seems to be so as to add to her three Grammys along with her new album “Traumazine.’

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‘Nervousness‘

She could also be a “dangerous bitch,” however Megan admits to nonetheless having her “dangerous days” when the mental-health battle is actual: “Y’all don’t even know the way I really feel/I don’t even know the way I deal/As we speak I actually hate all people/And that’s simply me being actual.” Phrase.

‘Consistency‘

You could not consider romantic gradual jams in relation to Megan Thee Stallion, however this Jhené Aiko-assisted joint reveals that even nasty women want your dedication to “throw it again” on the common.