Hip-hop superstar Megan Thee Stallion went deep into her bag for Throwback Thursday. The Houston hottie posted a pic on Instagram from her 11th-grade year at Pearland (Texas) High School.
Meg Thee Stallion Shares Memory From A Decade Ago
Meg Thee Stallion just celebrated her 26th birthday. The photo she posted recently was from way back in 2011, when the chart-topping artist was just 16 years old and hadn’t yet begun her music career.
“Omg this is me in the 11th grade ! My nanny just sent me this picture from 2011 lmao I had finally figured out how I wanted my hair to lay couldn’t tell me sh*t !”
NEWSCoca-Cola Asks Employees To Be ‘Less White’Meg’s On Track To Graduate From An HBCU
If you didn’t know, Megan is a student at Texas Southern University, where she’s pursuing a degree in health administration. The Grammy nominee is on track to graduate from the HBCU in the fall of 2021 and plans to open an assisted-living facility.
Mam Im abt to Graduate in the fall and still gone open my facility.. hope you get them retweets doe https://twitter.com/embermuna/status/1361529076654161923…
They swore I wasn’t gone get that degree SIKE
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Hot Girl Meg seems happy with her new Harper’s Bazaar magazine cover photo shoot — she’s been posting it all over her social media pages. In other corners of the Internet, however, there’s a debate raging about the magazine’s ability to properly capture a Black woman’s beauty.
The images, which see the rapper embracing a minimalist, pared-down look, met with derision in some quarters. Some social media users criticised the lighting, somber mood and general aesthetic.
“Nah this ain’t it – photographer didn’t even know how to capture Megan’s skin correctly … in any of the pics,” wrote one user.
“Hopefully (she) learned a lot from this,” another commented: “If you can’t capture dark skinned women just say that.”
“Y’all clearly need a black creative director on set,” wrote another.
(The Guardian)
Megan’s Going More Natural W/ Her Makeup
For what it’s worth, Harper’s Bazaar has a Black editor-in-chief: Samira Nasr, who worked on the Megan cover shoot. And Meg actually talked in the article about how she’s been toning down her makeup lately.
“I’m realizing that I don’t have to be in full glam every time you see me, because I’m just getting more comfortable with myself and more comfortable with my skin,” she says. “I know that I’m a person that everybody looks to, and they’re like, ‘Oh, Megan, she’s a confident woman. She’s so strong.’ But you have to go through things to become that person.”
