Megan Thee Stallion’s Debut Album ‘Suga’—Tenative Release Date Revealed

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Megan says she is hopes to honor her late mother buy dropping her debut album on her birthday. AW!

Ever since releasing her debut mixtape Fever, the hotties have been ready for a full length. A few months back we got the announcement that it WAS infact coming, and will feature another one of her alter egos, Suga, who she describes as a “sensitive gangsta” and bestie to Tina Snow. But, she has been tight lipped about a drop date. Until now!

The Stallion revealed to Rolling Stone, during her interview for her “Women Shaping The Future” cover, that she has tentative plans to drop Suga on May 2nd, aka her mother Holly Thomas’s birthday. Megan lost both her mom and great grandmother last March. Holly was Megan’s managers as well as a rapper herself, and the one who inspired Megan to begin her music journey. It’s safe to say that IF the drop goes as planned the significance will be crazy!

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@theestallion is poised for a huge 2020 — and she’s doing it all while mourning her mom and chasing a degree. “My mama is a very strong woman," the Houston native says. "She raised me to be super strong. If I got the platform to spread positivity, I’m gonna do it.” Tap the link in our bio to read our cover story on rap’s boldest, brashest new voice. #WomenShapingTheFuture⁠⠀ Photograph by @campbelladdy⁠⠀ Hair by @kellonderyck⁠⠀ Nails by @cocamichelle⁠⠀ Styled by @ejking21 Fashion Editor @lovingrachel

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There isn’t much for info on the project, but we do know it will geature collabs with both Kehlani and SZA, and production from the Neptunes. Her most recent release, “B.I.T.C.H.” will serve as the album’s lead single. Peep more from her Rolling Stone interview below:

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The Houston rapper discusses her love for anime, how she first got the name “stallion,” and more.

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