We don’t have to say it, but we will anyway: Meg Thee Stallion is killing sh*t. You know it, I know it, pretty much everybody knows it. So, it’s no wonder publications like Vogue are already obsessed with the up-and-comer. In a new clip, the fashion bible gets intimate with Meg, as she talks about her passions, makeup, growing up in Houston, and more. It turns out, not only is she a college student and rapper, she’s working on a movie. When asked about the script she’s been writing, she revealed it’s for a horror flick and gives her insight into what makes a great scary movie.
“I’m not even gonna lie to you — I think it’s Evil Dead,” she told Vogue when asked about her favorite horror film, adding “I like movies that make you semi fall in love with the villain, so you have sympathy for him. You’re not gonna want the villain to die, maybe he won’t die. ‘Cause I feel like every good story, you can’t just necessarily kill off the villain. That’s why the Batman never killed Joker. How the f*ck would you have Batman with no Joker?”
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We dig the vibe Vogue has been on as of late. Hit the flip for 5 more Black Vogue moments we can really appreciate and ICYMI, watch 24 Hours With Megan Thee Stallion HERE.
73 Questions with Serena Williams
We learned so much about the tennis champ in this 2016 clip. Back then, when asked what was the most romantic thing a guy had ever done for her, she said it hadn’t happened yet. Just one year later she and her gorgeous man started their own beautiful family. Look at God.
24 hours in Harlem with A$AP Ferg
Always entertaining and promoting his own, Ferg got Vogue fully integrated with the Harlem lifestyle. He showed them around to one of his favorite Black-owned spots, put ’em on to #bikelife, and more. Not exactly what we’d expect of the publication and definitely a breath of fresh air.
Go Ask Anna with Rihanna
Rihanna is an icon, obviously, and she’s been blowing us all away as she expands her empire. In this clip for Vogue, she was stripped down, goofy, and totally herself. Plus, not everyone gets to ask Anna Wintour questions — and not everyone gets to ask Rihanna about her plans for a family.
Beyoncé’s Vogue takeover, shot by Tyler Mitchell, the first Black photographer to shoot a cover for the publication.
“There are many shades on every journey. Nothing is black or white. I’ve been through hell and back, and I’m grateful for every scar,” Beyoncé wrote in the publication. “I have experienced betrayals and heartbreaks in many forms. I have had disappointments in business partnerships as well as personal ones, and they all left me feeling neglected, lost, and vulnerable. Through it all I have learned to laugh and cry and grow. I look at the woman I was in my 20s and I see a young lady growing into confidence but intent on pleasing everyone around her. I now feel so much more beautiful, so much sexier, so much more interesting. And so much more powerful.”
It was a beautiful and rare look at the soul of one of our favorite superstars.
Getting Ready with 21 Savage
Last but certainly not least, this clip kind of speaks for itself as far as why it’s unforgettable. Press play for two minutes of Saint Laurent Don hilarity and let us know your personal favorite Black Vogue moments.
