Megan Thee Stallion’s performance at the Coachella festival was characterized not only by the highest-level music she provided but also by some very bold moves. On the 13th of April, during a Sunday show, the artist, who already had a Grammy award, performed a concert, where the soloist swiped the audience with guest stars, surprises and the problem of technicalities did not prevent the artist from having a good time and performing the best she could on stage.
Following her performance’s reputation, she has just announced a new TV show on Apple TV+, KPOPPED, which is expected pretty soon. The project will be a fusion of Western and K-pop music thus making Megan the star and the producer of the series. The show will premiere on Apple TV+.
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As the last headlining performance in the festival’s first weekend, on Sunday night, Megan put the club to the test with a DJ set of her hits surrounded by some very special moments that will be remembered for quite some time. Megan then surprised everyone with a collaboration of U.N.I.T.Y. from 1993 thus making it the only live concert that Queen Latifah sang in absolutely amazing style in the festival of that year. They became a big message of unity and strength for all the people there.
Her table was adorned with huge sculptures of her iconic symbols and three strong women facing the unknown. Likewise, a dance-medley of Rock Steady and Goodies, conducted by Ciara, was a smash hit with the live audience. The crowd shared their exhilaration and, consequently, posted the highlights on their social media.
While Miss Thee Stallion was in the middle of her song, due to a technical glitch, the microphone went off. Megan made an impromptu decision, going by the name of the positive spirit, and was not at all affected even by the loud screams and camera flashes and was acknowledged by the crowd. Megan pulled herself out of the song to fix the issue, resuming the performance after communicating with the technicians and engaging the audience.
Megan Expands into Global Music with KPOPPED
Megan is getting ready to release KPOPPED, a music competition show with Apple TV+. This interesting eight-episode series was created to mix Western pop music with the musical styles of Korea in a unique cross-cultural collaboration. The guests of the show will be Western artists who will present their own versions of K-pop idols’ hit tracks, and Megan Thee Stallion will be one of them.
The show is carried out by the executive production of Lionel Richie and also features Psy as the main character, the famous Korean pop singer, who is globally recognized as the creator of the Gangnam Style song. Megan will deliver her song Savage as a live performance, and besides that, she is tight-fisted in the job of the producer. Apple has defined the show as a festival of creativity, diversity, and global music fusion.
KPOPPED is considered to be out later this year at Apple TV+.
Megan Thee Stallion Is Going Through a New Era
This year will be very special for Megan Thee Stallion as it will mark a new beginning of her career. From giving the first hints of new music – to collaborating with other genres and organizing live concerts on a grand scale, the Houston rapper reveals the audience a more refined and diversified aspect of herself as an artist.
She had a new surprise for her fans last week when she told them to expect her next trailer called Traumazine, which could be part of her new solo work. Even though, Megan did not disclose the exact date of her next album, fans can feel that the (r) evolution is back in her new visual trailers, where she tells very personal and meaningful stories that they are already familiar with from Megan’s earlier works.
In her brave move from Coachella to global TV, Megan reflects on her path from rap to the world of entertainment as the latter is bigger and wider. While fans still show support and cheers for her growth, the industry’s eyes are on her next move, as they are anticipating to know her gesture towards them.
