Megan Thee Stallion & Flo Milli Team Up For Bloody "Roc Steady" Music Video

BY Caroline Fisher
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Megan Thee Stallion performs on the main stage at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, Calif., Saturday, April 16, 2022.
Megan Thee Stallion and Flo Milli's new video has arrived.

It goes without saying that it's been a huge year for Megan Thee Stallion. The Houston hitmaker embarked on her massively successful "Hot Girl Summer" tour with GloRilla, dropped her new album Megan, and even followed it up with a deluxe edition. The deluxe edition, which she unveiled last month, features various brand-new tracks. It even includes a collaboration with fellow southern femcee Flo Milli.

The duo joined forces for the lively track "Roc Steady," which was quick to become a fan favorite. Now, they've teamed up to drop a music video to accompany the song, pulling inspiration from the 2009 film Jennifer's Body. So far, fans are loving the bloody video, and already demanding more music from the two rappers. Meg hasn't been the only one keeping busy, however. Recently, Flo Milli confirmed that she's expecting her first child following plenty of speculation. “Flo mommy sh*t,” she tweeted yesterday (November 26). “I can’t even see my coochie nomore that’s cr*zy."

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The new video also arrives amid Megan Thee Stallion's legal battle with Milagro Gramz. Meg filed a lawsuit against the blogger late last month, accusing her of spreading falsehoods about the Tory Lanez shooting case. Earlier this week, Gramz filed a motion requesting to have the lawsuit dropped. "Plaintiff is suggesting here that merely liking, linking to, or talking about an online post regarding a public figure is a criminal offense," her legal team alleges.

"Rather than rebut the allegations online, Plaintiff chose to use the Courts to intimidate and silence the Defendant from exercising her First Amendment rights to publish her opinions and beliefs and also to serve as a warning to other critics that if the Plaintiff does not like what you say about her, you will likely have to deal with a federal lawsuit," Gramz's legal team also alleges.

About The Author
Caroline Fisher is currently a News Editor at HotNewHipHop. Her time at HotNewHipHop began in 2023 when she began writing about music and pop culture full-time. Since then, she has helped cover major stories including the YSL RICO trial, Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s explosive feud, Diddy’s ongoing legal battle, and awards shows such as the BET Awards. Being from Chicago, she also got the opportunity to attend Summer Smash 2024 and review Chief Keef’s historic homecoming show. She additionally covered sets by Flo Milli, Playboi Carti, Bktherula, and more.

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