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Megan Thee Stallion Flexes Her Rapping Chops & Hip Muscles in Limp Bizkit-Sampling ‘Thin Ice’ Video

Tina Snow is back with another Tina Tuesday Freestyle.

Megan Thee Stallion Flexes Her Rapping Chops & Hip Muscles in Limp Bizkit-Sampling ‘Thin Ice’ Video

On Tuesday, October 20, Megan Thee Stallion released her latest installment of the Tina Tuesday Freestyle series titled "Thin Ice." The song, produced by Buddah Bless, features a sample of Limp Bizkit's "Break Stuff" from their 1999 album Significant Other. Megan donned a black bodysuit and platinum hair in a video where she showcased her sex appeal and powerful rapping skills, including a nod to her alter ego Tina Snow.

The clip kicked off with Fred Durst's slowed down vocals declaring "I think you better quit talkin' that s–t/ It's all about the he says, she says bulls–t." Megan rapped lines such as "B—h, they call me Tina Montana/ I come in the club it’s snowing" and "I'm Black and I'm proud/ The skin James Brown/ The body is smoking, no Black and Mild/ I need me a girlfriend like Toni Childs."

Fellow artists like Kehlani, Juicy J, and Flo Milli praised Megan's performance in the comments section of her Instagram post. This latest release follows Megan's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show runway debut, where she served body and performed her hit "Dream Come True" on October 18, fulfilling a childhood dream. Following her rapping prowess, it might signal the approach of her highly anticipated Act III album, which she has been teasing.

Megan's last album came out in 2024 and debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200. She is also set to welcome the return of her Hottieween party at Zouk nightclub in Las Vegas on October 30. Watch the "Thin Ice" freestyle video below.

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