Megan Thee Stallion Makes History As First Black Woman To Cover Forbes 30 Under 30 Issue + Rapper Scheduled To Release Third Album & Embark On World Tour Next Year

Megan Thee Stallion makes history with her latest cover!

Megan Thee Stallion is officially the first Black woman to grace the cover of Forbes’ popular 30 under 30 issue! While speaking on her latest accomplishment, she said,

“IT’S REALLY HARD TO BE THE FIRST SOMETHING IN 2022!”

She continued,

“I WANT TO BE BIGGER THAN JUST MY MUSIC.”

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MEGAN THEE STALLION RESPONDS TO BEING THE FIRST BLACK A WOMAN TO BE ON THE COVER OF FORBES UNDER30. #FORBESUNDER30 #FORBES

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Making history isn’t the only reason the Texas native should be celebrating! According to reports, Megan Thee Stallion is currently gearing up for the unveiling of her third studio album and a trip around the globe to perform for the Hotties.

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While we don’t have an official name for the full-length project or dates for the tour just yet, we can definitely assure that the fans will be highly pleased and ready to grab their front-row seats to hear what Megan Thee Stallion has been cooking up in the studio.

The forthcoming project has a lot to live up to, considering her second album, Traumazine, which hit the shelves this past August, is often noted as the 27-year-old’s best work yet.

Traumazine featured controversial tracks like “NDA,” “Her,” and “Pressurelicious,” and “Plan B.”

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The celebrated endeavor premiered at #4 on the US Billboard 200 and is highly raved about commercially. It was released via 300 Entertainment and 1501 Certified, Megan‘s estranged label that she’s currently involved in a nasty legal battle against.

Her debut album, Good News, came in November 2020, with musical contributions from DaBaby, City Girls, Lil Durk, SZA, Popcaan, Mustard, Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Young Thug, and the honorable Beyoncé. It held a #2 spot on Billboard 200.

It’s seemingly unclear whether or not her third project will be released under 1501. If you didn’t know, the rapstress filed a lawsuit again the CEO, Carl Crawford, for allegedly refusing to pay her the royalties she was owed for her music.

In addition to her third album, Megan has landed a deal with Netflix to produce a number of shows, including a comedy that will depict her upbringing. A documentary on her life is also in production by the mass media corporation Time Inc.