Megan Thee Stallion reveals she cried while writing the songs for her new album

THE rap singer Megan you stallion revealed that he cried while writing the songs for his new album traumazinabecause, according to her, all the tracks are very personal.

THE hitmaker in Hot summer girl explained in a recent interview with Sirius XM last Friday (12) where he has never expressed his true feelings in his songs before and writing the lyrics of the tracks of traumazina it made her emotional.

“I cried more writing songs than recording songs. It felt like a weight on my chest saying some of those things out loud.”explained Megan you stallion. “But yeah, it was nice to say it out loud and I feel it’s nice for people to understand where I come from.”

stallion has continued: “So many people have something to say about me that they don’t even know me, but I’m like, ‘Okay, how about this? Let me put some of my feelings into my music. And then, you know, you can see from where I come from “.

The award-winning singer 27 years old he also said he decided to open his heart on the trail of traumazina after losing his mother, Holy Thomaspassed away in March 2019.

“I wanted to talk about everything that’s been happening to me since 2019. Like since my mother died. And I feel like I’ve worked on it. I’m still okay. I’m not saying I’ve worked on it. I feel like I’ve made it. to a point where everything is hitting me “, revealed Megan you stallion. “But now I feel like, damn, I have to face this. I can’t keep not talking about it. I can’t keep running away from it. I have to face it.”he concluded.

traumazina digital platforms reached by Warner Music, via Atlantic recordsthis Friday (12).

Source: Terra

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