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Megan Thee Stallion Earns First Billboard Hot 100 Entry With “Big Ole Freak”

Megan Thee Stallion has been coming hard over this past year, and this new feat just adds to the future accolades she’s sure to get.

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Although released last year on her latest project, Tina Snow, Megan gave us a vibrant, fun-filled video for the song. “Big Ole Freak” entered the Hot 100 this week at number 99, but as the song grows in popularity, it’s sure to climb the charts.

Unfortunately, this accolade may be bittersweet for the raptress. Her mother Holly passed away a few weeks ago unexpectedly. Although this is a sad time, she’s working through to continue her dreams as her mother would have wanted to do (being such a integral part of her career).

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