Megan Thee Stallion says haters are paid online
Key points
- She spoke on Instagram Live during a candid talk. She addressed trolls and warned fans about fake trends.
- She alleged some accounts are bots or paid teams. She urged fans to check patterns before believing claims.
- She argued real users show steady interests over time. She said sudden hate from sports pages looks staged.
Megan Thee Stallion (Megan Jovon Ruth Pete) has pushed back. She says much of the hate looks bought online. The rapper spoke during a short Instagram Live chat. She claimed organised trolls target her name for pay.
Image credit:Image courtesy of Genius / Instagram (@theestallion).
She asked fans to spot tell-tale signs with care. Paid waves push sudden hate from old sports pages. Similar flare-ups surfaced in the Imisi and Isbae U spat. She says those patterns prove hype, not real views.
What she said on Live
She spoke in plain words and set her case. “These are bots, these are paid people,” she said. She said old sports pages now tweet daily insults. To her, that shift shows a clear plan.
Why she thinks bots are involved
She noted bot accounts share the same post style. They push fixed lines in near identical time slots. “These people are getting paid to do this,” she warned. She told fans to watch patterns, not big claims.
She said fans get riled up with small sparks. She urged them to mute noise for their peace. She asked them to trust real pages and faces. She said that will cut harm from troll swarms.
Paid smear work is common across many online fights. Some firms sell fast hate on bulk rate plans. She did not name any firm or known agent. She kept focus on users and shared safety steps.
Recent frenzies show how fast unproven talk can spread. See this week’s Mercy Eke Lamborghini claim for context. Her team seeks replies as doubt clouds social chats. The lesson matches Stallion’s point on paid waves.
For now, she plans to focus on new music. She hopes fans will judge with care and time. She says love beats hate when facts lead views. She thanked supporters who kept faith during long storms.
Stallion faced online storms during past big cases. She won awards and held tours despite loud noise. Her base kept faith through months of tense debate.
She asked fans to block bots without long replies. Screenshots help track patterns for later fair review. She said you can also limit unknown tags. She urged fans to share calm notes after checks.
Her recent singles keep strong streams across major platforms. She promotes new songs while keeping a busy schedule. Her team stays quiet on wider project plans. She says the art will speak more than noise.
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