Megan Thee Stallion reveals what not to do at her concerts

Megan Thee Stallion loves to have a good time, but there’s one thing she doesn’t like about fans at her shows.

IN video shared on social media, the 29-year-old rapper politely asks concert goers not to blow smoke at her. Between songs in her hometown of Houston, Megan joked with the audience to minimize the pot smoke.

“No, no, no, don’t turn off the fan,” Megan said during her performance as a small fan blew towards her.

“I said, don’t blow that weed past me. I don’t desire to get high. If I get drunk, the show will likely be over,” she joked. “I’m going to the hospital, call the police.”

Megan had a whirlwind summer on her first headlining tour, the “Hot Girl Summer Tour.” The rapper has performed throughout North America, including: in Atlanta, Detroit, Chicago, New Orleans, Memphis, New York and Philadelphia.

During her performance in Atlanta, she announced that a self-titled album can be released on June 28. In a subsequent Instagram post, the album cover was revealed, featuring her emerging from a butterfly cocoon.

The cover refers to the animal motif that accompanies lots of her recent releases. She released a series of snake-themed singles, including “Cobra”, “Boa” and “Hiss”, the latter of which reached primary on the Billboard charts. Hot 100 Chart.

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Megan explained how she uses snake imagery in a May interview with: Official.

“This is what everyone is seeing now,” she said. “Renewal, rebirth: that’s the whole concept of this (album). We started with a snake because first of all I love snakes, but I feel like snakes are misunderstood, especially in Western culture. Snakes represent rebirth, spirituality. I’m not really a person who says, “Oh my God, it’s sunny and just cheerful, happy.” I like darker things. I like things that are a little scary. I like things that are unique. I chose the snake because… he’s kind of like an anti-hero.”

After the album’s release, Megan will head to Europe tour dates in Great Britain, France, the Netherlands, Denmark and Ireland.