Megan Thee Stallion Shuts Down Slim Thug’s Fantasy at Coachella: “No Slim Thug, This Don’t Mean I Want You”

Megan Thee Stallion, the undisputed Hot Girl Coach and one of the biggest names in hip hop, served both bars and boundaries during her Weekend 2 performance at Coachella 2025. And no, Slim Thug, this moment was not about you.

After igniting the stage with back-to-back Slim Thug tracks as a tribute to her Houston roots, Megan quickly made it crystal clear that there were no hidden intentions behind the musical homage. As the beat dropped and the crowd roared, Megan turned to the mic and delivered the now-viral line:

“No Slim Thug, this don’t mean I want you. I just like your music!”

The moment was sharp, funny, and very on brand. It was the kind of high-level shade only a true Houston Hottie could deliver with a smile, a snatched waist, and a mic drop.

Slim Thug Shoots His Shot… Again

Slim Thug, the 6’6″ self-proclaimed Boss Hogg Outlaw, has never been shy when it comes to Megan Thee Stallion. For years, he’s flirted publicly, making it known that he wouldn’t mind being the main character in her music video fantasy. From dropping thirsty comments under her Instagram photos to playfully asking fans if they thought he had a shot, Slim Thug’s crush has been as persistent as it has been public.

But this time, things escalated when Megan played two of his tracks during her Coachella set. Sensing what he clearly thought was an open door, Slim Thug responded with a video message telling Megan to hit him up the next time she’s in Houston. He even suggested that playing his songs was a “sign.”

Sweetheart, it wasn’t.

Megan Thee Stallion Sets the Record Straight

Draped in a custom denim-on-denim Y2K fantasy complete with a bedazzled G-string thong peeking over her low-rise jeans, Megan was a vision of early 2000s glamour with a futuristic twist. But just as her outfit snatched headlines, her words snatched egos.

With cameras flashing and fans screaming, she halted the moment before anyone, especially Slim Thug, could misinterpret her intentions. Her statement was bold, brazen, and unmistakably Megan.

This wasn’t a subtle brush-off. It was a full-on declaration of disinterest, delivered with diva-level precision. Megan wasn’t just setting boundaries. She was drawing a velvet rope around herself and reminding everyone that just because she pays homage to Houston legends does not mean she wants to entertain their delusions.

A History of Public Flirtation

Slim Thug’s fascination with Megan isn’t new. He previously declared on social media that he’d “gladly be a video ho” if she ever needed one. In interviews, he has hinted that he thinks their mutual hometown connection could lead to something more.

He has also shown support for Megan during her very public legal battle, siding with her and calling out the men who tried to discredit her. In some ways, it seemed like he believed he was building a rapport. But admiration does not equal entitlement. And Megan made that more than clear on one of the biggest stages in the world.

The Real Story: A Love Letter to Houston, Not Slim Thug

Megan’s inclusion of Slim Thug’s music wasn’t a flirtation. It was a celebration of Houston hip hop. Her entire performance was a carefully crafted tribute to the city that raised her, from DJ Screw-inspired transitions to cameos from fellow Houston talent. The energy, the visuals, and the music were all about representing the culture, not kindling a romance.

It’s easy for some to confuse recognition with flirtation when a woman shows confidence and power on stage, but Megan’s mic moment shut that narrative all the way down. She is a global superstar, a three-time Grammy winner, and a business mogul. She doesn’t need to play subliminal games. If she wanted someone, she’d say it. Directly.

Know Your Place, Not Just the Lyrics

Megan Thee Stallion continues to show that being sexy, smart, and successful does not mean she’s available. Her statement at Coachella wasn’t just a personal call-out. It was a message to anyone who mistakes her power and platform as an invitation.

To quote the queen herself: “No Slim Thug, this don’t mean I want you. I just like your music!”

Sometimes a song is just a song. And sometimes a hot girl is just being hot with absolutely no intentions of adding a former crush from MySpace to her roster.

Thee Stallion has spoken. And she did it with glitter, grace, and a touch of glam-cunty class.