Will the fued between Megan and her ex, Tory Lanez, ever end?
Details of the still-unexplained incident on July 12 in which rapper Tory Lanez allegedly shot Megan Thee Stallion in the foot have unspooled gradually over the past few weeks. While initial reports of the incident — in which Lanez was arrested for possessing a concealed weapon and released on $35,000 bail — said that Megan had cut her foot on broken glass, although she later claimed in a series of social media posts that she had been shot, and eventually identified Lanez as the shooter.
On Thursday night, Lanez, who had been quiet about the incident since it took place, refuted her allegations with a 17-track album filled with defensive and self-pitying lyrics, many of which address the incident.
“How the f— you get shot in your foot, don’t hit no bones or tendons?,”
he raps in one of many lyrics about the incident.
Megan, who has taken her time with her responses regarding the incident, apparently responded on Sunday afternoon with a short but unsubtle Instagram post: A photo of herself wearing rings that spell out the words “F— you,” with the caption “Mood.”
While there’s no explicit connection, Lanez’s album, and his vocal supporters, are certainly the most obvious things that she might be referring to. The backstory of the incident has unspooled gradually over the past few weeks. In the early hours of July 12, Lanez was arrested in Hollywood for possessing a concealed weapon; Megan (real name: Megan Pete) and two other people were in the vehicle with him at the time of the arrest, although the shooting took place beforehand.
Lanez, 28, a Canadian citizen whose real name is Daystar Peterson, has kept a low profile since his arrest. While the incident was reported in the press just hours after it took place, details have been slow to unfold. Most of them have been provided by Megan herself, culminating in her accusing Lanez of being the gunman after weeks of increasingly damning hints.
“Yes, this n—a Tory shot me,”
she said in a fiery video posted to Instagram on Aug. 20. “You shot me, and you got your publicist and your people to [talk to] these blogs, lying and s––. Stop lying!” Various individuals claimed on social media that Megan had physically abused Lanez or faked the shooting.
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