Fans Drag Megan Thee Stallion Over Raunchy Lyrics About Klay Thompson

The track comes just months after the two powerhouse celebrities were first linked together during a beach vacation in the summer of 2025.

And while Megan Thee Stallion is celebrating her “Lover Girl” era, not everyone is feeling her latest song, as several users have voiced sharp critiques online.

In the steamy new track, released on October 24, Megan Thee Stallion wastes no time reciting spicy lyrics all about her man and how he meets her specific needs.

“My man, my man, my man, my baby, my baby
 / D-ckin’ me down, spoilin’ me, drivin’ me crazy,” she raps.

The track is produced by JacobDior and samples the 1996 track “Kissin’ You” by the R&B group Total.

Elsewhere in the song, Megan boasts about how different her man is from the others on the market.

“My n—a say, ‘My lady,’ he never say, ‘My b-tch’
 / Some n—as make excuses, he make that sh-t exist
/ Most n—as want attention, my n—a give me his / 
He know he a star, but he my biggest fan,” she says over the beat.

But she didn’t stop there. Further into the track, the “Hot Girl Summer” performer gave listeners a vivid description of her intimate relationship with her paramour.

“He get so deep in that p—y, it’s like he lookin for somethin / A tight squeeze but he still gon’ make his way through that tunnel / Yeah, I might bend over but ain’t foldin’ for nothin’
 / I turned his house into a home, I’m one hell of a woman,” she raps.

Following the song’s release, critics ran to social media to share their thoughts and issue blunt opinions on her latest single.

“Megan Thee Stallion hasn’t evolved as a rapper at all,” someone wrote. “It’s the same ish every single d-mn time and her fans refuse to admit she has the occasional one or two but that’s it.”

“She’s falling behind in the rap game and that’s why newer female rappers are doing so much better than her,” they added.

Another user shared a similar thought, writing, “As a fan, I know Megan Thee Stallion can truly rap, but this track just didn’t land. The style felt completely off-brand. To put it mildly, the lyrics were a little too basic.”

A third user wrote plainly, “It’s not a good song.”

“Yes, she’s talking about love (probably because of Klay), but it’s just her typical raunchy lyrics to a 95.5 the beat R&B type instrumental,” they continued. “The hook is well … and repetitive to where it’s not catchy but tiresome to hear. It’s just not worthy of another listen, and the replay value of this track is essentially non-existent.”

This isn’t the first time Megan has faced pushback over what she’s chosen to share about her relationship with Thompson.

She received a similar reaction from social media users in the summer of 2025 after sharing a risqué video of herself sitting on Thompson’s lap, according to a previous report from The Blast.

Some users slammed the Grammy winner for being “cringe,” while others accused her of being “too quick” to share about her personal life.