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Megan Thee Stallion Dropped A Show-Stopping Performance Of Her New Single ‘Body’ At The 2020 AMAs
Getty Image Megan performed her new single off her just-released debut album ‘Good News.’ …

Fresh off the release of her official debut album, Good News, Megan Thee Stallion showed up at the 2020 AMAs on her A-game. With a whole range of hits she could’ve easily performed tonight, she chose to go with her new single, “Body,” and delivered the kind of show-stopping performance she’s quickly become known for.
Megan @TheeStallion performs new single “Body” at 2020 #AMAs.
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— Pop Crave (@PopCraveMusic) November 23, 2020
Of course, it’s hard to call Good News a debut album when Meg has already established such a career for herself off the strength of her mixtapes, and a lot of the loosie singles that have helped her get there are included on this release. “Body,” however, is brand new, and Megan and her dancers made it seem that way with tight choreography and lots of her signature twerking. She could’ve easily gone with her “Shots Fired” track, a song that fans thought would diss Tory Lanez, and indeed did, in a ferocious fashion. Lanez was involved in shooting Megan earlier this year, and then tried to deny his crime, a bizarre and disgusting cycle for all involved.
Probably eager to put all that behind her, Megan focused on everything that’s been going right for her this year, and the asset that is and always will be her body. Watch above.
Megan Thee Stallion is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
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L.O.U. and Big O. step into a conversation that many neglect with their new release, “Rain Before Sunshine,” a meditation on what it means to pursue one’s calling in life. The record certainly does not imply that the trip will be glamorous or easy, still, it accepts the burden of uncertainty, the quiet tensions, and the emotional cost often involved in the search for a calling greater than one’s self.
At its core, “Rain Before Sunshine” is about resilience, acknowledging the barriers, closed doors, and moments of uncertainty that can cloud even clear vision. L.O.U. and Big O. crystallize the common experience of slogging through with no guarantee of rewards on the other end. The track expresses a real earnestness about hard times, not as the end of the road, but rather a fundamental stage of growth.
And while it teaches honestly about adversity, it does not wallow in sorrow. The message is clear, storms are temporary, and no matter how hard the rain falls, it won’t last forever, light always awaits you on the other side. This reminder is particularly necessary in a world where so many men and women are silently struggling with their own desires and heartaches.
“Rain Before Sunshine” feels like a conversation more than a song, an unfiltered confirmation for anyone walking toward an implausible goal. L.O.U. and Big O. are phenomenal at taking life’s obstacles, challenges, tribulations, pains, and discomforts, your bullshit, and somehow turning them into one of the most meaningful experiences you can imagine by showing how to turn that pain into insight or that doubt into motivation/resolution. When it comes to this release, it plants a seed for listeners to keep pushing through and even makes them feel like they can make things happen.
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And the fine line between fighting and surrendering is occupied by “THIS LIFE.” A gentle melodic tension that gradually builds over clouds of atmospheric keys, like a solid abstraction of midnight thoughts, never too much but always bringing you closer. Almost heartbeat-like, the percussion is steady and grounded, pinning down the emotion without ever calling attention to itself. Everything has a quiet intensity, as if something weighty had been borne for too long and was finally being let go.
The ambitious project tackles themes of anxiety, inner conflict, and self-examination wrapped in ambient textures, dark-pop synths, and trap-inspired rhythms. “THIS LIFE” captures that vital moment when mental noise gives way to clarity, and acceptance feels more like progress than surrender.
Cosmic Canna Beats offers a lot through tone and pacing alone, even without lyrics, and you get space to sit with your thoughts because the production breathes. It’s sentimental without being heavy-handed, and contemplative without alienating. “THIS LIFE,” offers a quiet consolation and a counterpoint, a kind of late-night, contemplative soundtrack, that moment when the storm has ended, and calm has come. With this release, Cosmic Canna Beats proves that acceptance is more powerful and transformative than resistance.
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