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Megan Thee Stallion, born Megan Jovon Ruth Pete on February 15, 1995, in San Antonio, Texas, and raised in Houston, has emerged as one of the most dynamic and influential female rappers of her generation. Her mother, Holly Thomas, who rapped under the name Holly-Wood, was a significant influence, nurturing Megan's talent from a young age. Megan began writing raps at 16, but it wasn't until she attended Prairie View A&M University that her freestyling videos on social media started gaining traction, setting the stage for her meteoric rise in the music industry.

Megan's career took off with the release of her mixtape 'Tina Snow' in 2018, introducing her alter ego and showcasing her confident, sexually assertive style and rapid-fire flow. The project's success led to her signing with 300 Entertainment, making her the first female rapper on the label. Her breakthrough single, 'Savage,' and its viral TikTok dance challenge, along with her feature on Cardi B's 'WAP,' catapulted her into global stardom in 2020. Megan's debut studio album, 'Good News,' released the same year, was a critical and commercial success, further solidifying her status in the music industry.

Megan Thee Stallion's music, characterized by its empowering themes and advocacy for black women, has earned her several accolades, including three Grammy Awards. Beyond music, she's known for her activism, particularly in supporting healthcare for black women and education, launching the 'Don’t Stop' Scholarship Fund for women of color worldwide. Megan's resilience, talent, and commitment to uplifting her community have made her an iconic figure in hip-hop and a role model for aspiring artists everywhere.