Megan Thee Stallion threatens to end her show if fans continue to smoke in the audience, expressing her dislike for being high.

Megan Thee Stallion may enjoy drinking her D'usse straight from the bottle, but that doesn't mean she shares the same love for smoking marijuana. As she continues her Hot Girl Summer Tour, the Grammy award-winning rapper recently performed in her hometown of Houston, Texas. The sold-out shows featured special appearances from local legends Bun B, Paul Wall, and Slim Thug.

However, a particular moment from the show caught the attention of fans. In a video that went viral, Megan stopped the show to address the audience and urge them to stop blowing smoke her way. "I said don't blow that weed by me. I don't want to be high. If I get high, the show is over," she playfully stated. "I'm going to the hospital. Call the police."

Some people misinterpreted Megan's request and assumed she was threatening to call the police on her fans. But many came to her defense, clarifying that she was only expressing how smoking marijuana affects her and her ability to perform. "She never said she was gonna call the police on them; she said if she got high, then she would need the ambulance, then the police," one fan explained. Another added, "How is it weird if she's saying it affects her in a way where she can't function? No, you're weird for twisting the context of her words."

While some understood Megan's concerns, others believed she was overreacting, especially since smoking weed at concerts has become normalized in recent years. There were also trolls who used her shooting case with Tory Lanez to accuse her of "always snitching."

The shooting incident in question has divided opinions on Megan. While many show their support for her, some continue to criticize her and accuse her of fabricating her injury to get Tory Lanez jailed. In a New York Times op-ed in 2020, Megan used her experience to highlight the need to protect Black women. "I'm not afraid of criticism, and 'Protect Black women' should not be controversial," she wrote.

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