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WELP: Megan Thee Stallion’s Former Stylist Says City Girl JT Tried To ‘Fight Him’ Over Houston Hottie
EJ King revealed that he spoke to Megan at Cardi’s Las Vegas birthday bash and they “had words” and JT of The City Girls jumped in. …
Megan Thee Stallion’s former stylist is speaking out.
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As previously reported stylist EJ King made headlines for announcing that he was parting ways with the Houston Hottie while noting that he “doesn’t want to work under somebody who feels like your work is disposable.”
“I wanna do more for me, more for my brand,” said EJ. ‘” don’t want to work under somebody or ever feel like the way that people can make you feel like what you do for them in their life is disposable,” said EJ in an Instagram Live video. “Whether you’re a hairstylist, a makeup artist, stylist, PR, whatever it is—when you work for people personally, sometimes they like to forget that you’re your own person and what you do for them is a service. So sometimes the services you do for them are no longer needed. And that’s it. All I can do is be my genuine self, my loving self.”
Now he’s clarifying what he meant by that statement with Streetz 94.5’s Jazzy McBee.
According to EJ, he wasn’t being “messy” with the statement, instead, he was just speaking his truth and answering questions on IG Live. He did add however that Megan took offense to him coming forward.
“It turned into this big thing,” said EJ. “And then when it was picked up I didn’t want the blogs to turn into something messy, so I made another video explaining like that’s it’s not messy you know what I’m saying it’s not even not a messy situation, nor do I want it to be a messy situation. I’ve never been that person, I’m so positive all the time. Unfortunately, it turned into something bigger than it was.
You know she was offended by it, she felt that I should have never said anything. We are all artists and it was my truth on a situation.”
EJ also added that before his departure, he mysteriously started not being booked by Megan for styling without warning. Still, he’s moved past that and now he’s mostly hurt that his personal relationship with Megan fell apart.
“We were big a** kids, we were big kids, we would have pillow fights—we just had a fun time. I would never deny the time that we had, we got close so fast. I fell in love with Megan Pete, I didn’t care about Megan Thee Stallion. I got to know and love Megan and I wish that our personal relationship could’ve been separated.”
In an interesting tidbit, he also revealed that he spoke to Megan at Cardi’s Las Vegas birthday bash and they “had words.” Their convo apparently “looked like it was so heated” that JT of The City Girls ran over to take Megan’s side and pushed him.
“I never wanted to get into anything at another person’s party, let alone Cardi’s birthday party,” said EJ while admitting that he initially avoided Meg at the party. “Everybody was faded at Cardi’s party, I know when Megan is faded, I know how passionate and animated Megan is when she’s talking. To the party, it could look like something crazier. It did become a lot, JT may have thought it was something more too and JT ran over and came in between us. I respect the City Girls, I have no issues with no females, I don’t want to have a war with no girls. Unfortunately, it got more animated than I wanted it to. […] JT came between us and she pushed me back.”
EJ clarified to Jazzy that the entire incident was “expressed the wrong way” but he “still wishes Megan the best.” He also confirmed that they haven’t spoken since.
Watch EJ King talk Megan Thee Stallion with Jazzy McBee below.
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“Yonkers” – Song by Tyler, the Creator
15 years ago, Tyler, the Creator released “Yonkers.” The song would go on to shape a generation of hip-hop fans and make him one of the most talked-about artists in modern music. Tyler’s work on “Yonkers,” which came out of the Los Angeles group Odd Future, was a brave mix of raw lyrics, dark humor, and simple production that made him stand out from other artists right away.
“Yonkers,” which is just over three minutes long, seems simple but has a big effect. The song’s production is based on a spooky bassline, simple piano chords, and simple drums. This puts Tyler’s voice and story front and center. His flow is slow and threatening, and it sends out a stream of verses that balance shock value with deep thoughts on themes like being alone, rebelling, and thinking about oneself. This song has a modern twist on the gritty, confrontational style of hip-hop that was popular in the early 2010s.
The music video for “Yonkers” became a cultural phenomenon all by itself. In the black-and-white video, Tyler looks straight into the camera while doing something that surprised both fans and critics. Tyler became known as an artist who isn’t afraid to push boundaries when the song’s raw lyrics and stark images quickly went viral. The video’s viral success brought Odd Future national attention and helped Tyler get more work, including his albums Goblin (2011) and Wolf (2013), which were both well-received by critics.
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Along with the announcement, there is a short, exciting clip from the project that gives listeners a taste of what’s to come. We don’t know much about the tracklist yet, but the short preview shows off A Boogie’s signature style: smooth singing over catchy, hard-hitting beats. The snippet shows how well he can balance being emotionally open with telling stories in a confident, streetwise way, which is something he’s done in the past.
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Music industry experts say that A Boogie’s strategy of teasing short clips before a full project comes out has worked very well to build excitement. The clip that was shared this week shows that he knows how to keep fans interested by giving them just enough to get them excited without giving away the whole experience. This method has helped him keep a strong online presence, with streaming numbers often going up right after teaser releases.
Before Artistry’s release date is also in line with a trend in hip-hop where artists use short previews to get people excited in a time when streaming is very competitive. A Boogie makes sure that fans are ready and conversations are already happening on social media by releasing a short clip before the project.
As Friday gets closer, excitement for Before Artistry grows. A Boogie is ready to release another project that will solidify his status as a major voice in modern hip-hop, thanks to his track record and the promising snippet. Fans will be paying close attention to see how the rapper balances new ideas with the catchy melodies that have made him famous. They want to see the full range of his latest work.
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