Vic Mensa comes to Megan Thee Stallion's defense regarding the ongoing misogynistic narrative that she "never tires of ruining men's lives” He said: “I feel like Meg Thee Stallion is a good barometer for what you think about Black women. Someone recently told me she can't keep trying to ruin people's lives. By getting shot? Or cheated on? How you ruin somebody's life by them shooting you? How could you do this to me? You ran your body directly into my bullets? Male artists are celebrated for shooting people. On the other hand, female artists are denigrated for getting shot. Let a rapper kill somebody, their sales through the goddamn roof. People like, “Man, that's a real ni**a, man.” Or if they get shot, the general consensus is, “Man, he hard as fuck, man. That ni**a survived anything, ni**a. That ni**a like Iron Man.” Male artists are celebrated for having as much sex as humanly possible. For a woman, relationships you've had are used as justification for you to die. What's that meme with a white girl with the math in the sky? Here's another thing: Young Miami song. It's an amazing melody. The subject matter is decrepit, but it's a very American record. I feel like the founding fathers could have been singing that song. “Where my scamming ass niggas at?” All them damn treaties they was breaking with the Native Americans. It was scamming. Point being, American society is based on scamming. But it seems that women artists are invariably blamed for the situations they inherit. Janet Jackson, case in point. Her titty gets pulled out, she gets canceled. Meg gets shot, it's her fault. Man, it makes sense. I wrote an essay about this shit on my substat this week. Comment, subscribe to read it. Roc Nation, you will crumble! This is the funniest shit of all time, bro.”