Megan Thee Stallion is bringing back Tina Snow for her next album, tentatively titled ACT III. While we don't have a lot of information about it at press time, a new partnership with Interscope previewed what should be a huge era for her.
Via Instagram and other social media platforms, Megan announced she inked a distribution deal with the label in partnership with her Hot Girl Productions company and Roc Nation. "HOT GIRL PRODUCTIONS [handshake emoji] INTERSCOPE RECORDS, NEW LEVEL UNLOCKED," she captioned her post. "Hotties I signed a distribution partnership with @interscope !!!! Owning my masters & publishing and maintaining my independence as an artist is always my priority! Everything I’ve built has been about trusting my vision, owning my power, and never putting a ceiling on how far I can go. And now? We going HIGHER. I can’t wait for this next chapter with my new Interscope family!! I’m forever grateful!!! ACT III IS ON THEE WAY HOTTIES !!! #HOTGIRLPRODUCTIONS."
Thee Stallion will reportedly keep owning her masters and publishing while dropping material independently via Hot Girl Productions, according to Billboard. Interscope will provide "global distribution and strategic support," per a press release.
"I’ve always wanted to create music on my terms while building a legacy that extends beyond the industry," she reportedly stated. "This distribution partnership with Interscope allows me to stay true to my creative vision while also increasing my global reach. I’m excited for this next chapter of growth and the expansion of my Hot Girl Productions empire."
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"From the moment Megan emerged, it was clear she was a singular artist with an unmistakable voice and an extraordinary ability to shape culture on her own terms," Steve Berman, Interscope Capitol's vice chairman, reportedly stated. "She has consistently redefined what it means to be a global superstar—combining creative excellence, entrepreneurial vision and an uncompromising authenticity. We’re honored to welcome Megan to the Interscope family and excited to partner with Roc Nation as we support her next chapter."
According to XXL, the Roc's CEO Desiree Perez praised the Houston star's commitment to owning her creative expressions, emphasizing this will protect Meg's independence and artistic freedom. Now, all that's left to wait for is a release date announcement for this next album (none at press time) and to see whether or not it lives up to the hype.
Meanwhile, Megan Thee Stallion is speaking on "terrible" contemporary music and turning heads in the process. Beyond this, she's also busy with her extracurricular business ventures and all of the online gossip around her name.
