Megan Thee Stallion: 'B---- I Will Never Shut The F--- Up, I Performed With Beyoncé'!

Over the weekend, Megan Thee Stallion made a surprise appearance at the Renaissance World Tour stop in Houston's NRG Stadium, joining Beyoncé on stage.

The moment not only featured the two superstars performing their hit collaboration, "Savage [Remix]," for the first time together but it also created a special — and unforgettable — moment for Megan. The rapper has since expressed her joy in a video that she uploaded to social media.

Even though fans had a swell time watching Megan perform — and twerk — alongside Beyoncé, nobody had a better time than the Houston rapper. For those who don't know, the "Cognac Queen" hitmaker has been a lifelong fan of the "Irreplaceable" singer, and getting the chance to share the stage with her definitely rocked her world.

In fact, Megan's excitement at the occurrence was more than palpable when she uploaded a reel to Instagram, with her voice speaking in the background. As the scenes in the clip changed from her posing to her crying and being on stage with Queen Bey, the "Sweetest Pie" rapper is heard introducing herself and screaming:

"B---- I will never shut the f--- up because I performed with Beyoncé. Y'all don't know how many times I've cried this goddamn weekend. Y'all don't understand, Beyoncé is my idol…I really genuinely love Beyoncé with my whole f--- heart."

She explained that she "got behind this camera" because she "would go to f--- war" for the mother-of-three. In her words, "She was like 'shake that s--- queen. You got that thang moving. That thang is thanging, cousin.' I said COUSIN, me cousin. I was really trying to hold myself and be like a bad b---- 'cause I'm still on stage. But I looked at her and was like 'where am I?'"

Megan went on to express that she will never not be Beyoncé's "number one fan," adding that she and her late mom, Holly Thomas, are such "huge fans of Beyoncé." She continued:

"To get the opportunity to get on stage with the woman that I love. Like the woman that is the woman of all the womens."

The enthusiastic "WAP" performer wrapped up by highlighting her second day alongside the Queen on stage. She confirmed that "this is really Megan thee Stallion and Beyoncé on stage" and then showed her and her best friend, Jayla, hanging out later.

Not long after the clip was shared, it began getting likes and comments from similarly excited fans. While one person typed, "Megan fangirling over Beyoncé is the cutest most relatable thing ever," another exclaimed, "Prolly my favorite thing of the year no cap!"

"I love when woman genuinely support woman and can fan girl all at the same time!!!!!! Congratulations b, keep inspiring," a third viewer penned, as a fourth noted, "Your mom is definitely proud of you and watching over you."

A concertgoer, who experienced the performance live, also chimed, Meg you looked so damn good on stage. H- Town stand up!!" and a second declared, "The collab we all needed. YA'LL LEFT HOUSTON SHOOK!! & H-Town is so prada y'all."

With the number of people who have turned up at the Renaissance tour since it began in May, it's obvious that Beyoncé's fandom and the connection she establishes with her audience goes beyond the usual aesthetics of a typical show. 

According to Pitchfork, she serves as living proof that women don’t wither away in middle age; instead thriving and shining in their chosen fields. Throughout her career, the "Drunk in Love" singer has consistently delivered flawless vocals coupled with demanding athleticism. 

The former Destiny's Child member manages to maintain perfect facial expressions while leading a colossal stage filled with numerous dancers and musicians. Her dedication to giving the best has endeared her to so many fans and fellow celebs alike, with many of them expressing their respect for her in many ways.

A poignant example of this respect occurred during a tour stop on her birthday earlier this month. The legendary Diana Ross had shockingly taken over the stage, where she led a powerful "Happy Birthday" singalong for Beyoncé. 

The moment ended with the "Single Ladies" hitmaker running to the stage and sharing a heartfelt hug, with Ross' pride for what the 42-year-old has accomplished visibly showing on her face.