Megan Thee Stallion has showcased her Mean Girls-esque persona in the recently released video for. “Not My Fault”.

However, This is a track which is featured on the Mean Girls soundtrack.

Furthermore, Watch the Houston hottie, often self-dubbed “The Black Regina George”, take center stage alongside Reneé Rapp.

In this empowering anthem, Megan further asserts her dominance, by proclaiming that…

“It’s funny how the mean girl opens all the doors, but I’ve been told y’all, I’m the black Regina George”.

More to this, The lyrics embody confidence and defiance. Which also echos the film’s theme.

Additionally, This dynamic song. “Not My Fault”. Is set to make waves in the upcoming Mean Girls reboot, which is a film adaptation of the Broadway musical based on the original movie, where Rapp steps into the shoes of Regina George. Be prepared for its release on January 12.

Beyond her musical achievements, 2024 marks a remarkable year for Megan Thee Stallion.

Recently named the face of Planet Fitness. She embraces the gym’s ethos of a “judgment-free zone”.

Also, The partnership includes a line of fitness gear featuring…

Sweatshirts, Bucket hats, Water bottles, and Sticker sheets.

While, Expressing her enthusiasm, Megan stated…

“Working out is such an important part of my routine, so this partnership with Planet Fitness genuinely embodies my personal values”.

As she encourages others to prioritize physical and mental health in the New Year. She also aims to inspire personal growth.

Not stopping there, Megan hints at a collaboration with Nike. Joining the ranks of non-athletes associated with the brand.

Moreover, Her electrifying performance at Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve. Which featured the unreleased “Cobra“. Hinted at the upcoming Nike collection. Scheduled for release on February 15.

In addition to this, Fans were quick to spot the Nike Swoosh below her collarbone. And Megan’s Instagram post fueled anticipation.

“Stay tuned for the drop, Hotties! #NikeByYou. Year of the Stallion’. She teased.

As Megan Thee Stallion continues to redefine success and empowerment. Her “Mean Girls” anthem becomes not just a soundtrack hit but a symbol of her reign in 2024.

Stay tuned on Aswehiphop and embrace the boldness, the swagger. And the unapologetic attitude of the Black Regina George.