Megan Thee Stallion Approves Of Mulatto Twerking To 'Cry Baby'

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Megan Thee Stallioncontinues to be one of the hottest artists in the world as her momentum hasn't slow down at all since breaking out as a star in early 2019. 

She recently put out her debut studio album, "Good News," and another buzzing record from this project is with frequent collaborator, DaBaby. Baby appeared on the song "Cry Baby," which is starting to go viral on social media. The latest to dance to this record is Mulatto, who posted a twerking video to Instagram.

Megan ended up seeing Big Latto's video and loved what she saw as she replied with three emojis that had their tongues sticking out. 

From that point, fans started to ask excitingly for a collaboration between these two stars. The way both of them continue to push out hits, this may very well happen in time for the start of 2021. 

Hip-Hop is definitely starting to see a solid surge of female rappers starting to dominate in the genre over the last few years. 

In addition to Cry Baby, Megan has other bangers on Good News for sure. Other popular records include the singles "Girls In The Hood," "Don't Stop" feat. Young Thug, "Savage" remix feat. Beyoncè, along with "Body." Body has been generating dance videos on social media as well. 

The album as a whole had a very strong first week as well as it debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart. Fans were craving the debut album since the end of 2019 and Megan definitely delivered.

Mulatto has had a very good 2020 as well as her "B*tch From Da Souf" remix with Saweetie and Trina and "Muwop" feat. Gucci Mane single made a lot of noise in the summer. 

Her debut studio album, "Queen Of Da Souf," was released and received tons of positive feedback online. This month, the extended version was released which included five additional tracks. The latest single is now "Sex Lies" which features arguably hip-hop's biggest star right now, Lil Baby. 

Mulatto continues to be a star but many critics still aren't feeling her stage name. This is due to it being viewed as offensive to biracial people. She spoke toThe Shade Room and said that the change is "in the works" but will take time due to her already having money and other investments into the name.

"It's still in the works, like, people gotta understand too that, at this level in an artist's career that's not just something that happens overnight," Mulatto said. "Or, it's not something that even happens period because it's so much money and investments on the line when you do that...but it's definitely in the works, like, I'm considering it for sure."