“I’m a hot girl, I do hot s–t … ” she raps on the hook. “I don’t text quick, ’cause I ain’t thirsty/These bitches mad, mad, they wanna hurt me.” She also puts her own spin on Eazy-E’s original lyrics: “‘Cause the girls in the hood are always hard/Ever since 16 I’ve been having a job/Knowing nothing in life, but I gotta get rich/You could check the throwback pics, I’ve been that bitch.”

Megan teased the song earlier in the day with a clip on Instagram. She’s seen twerking alone in a striped sundress, capturing the vibes that befit the “Hot Girl Summer” singer’s reigning season.

“Girls in the Hood” follows a string of 2020 singles from the rapper, including “Diamonds” with Normani from the “Birds of Prey” soundtrack and”Freak” with Tyga, alongside “B.I.T.C.H” and “Captain Hook” from her third EP, Suga, which dropped in March. The Beyoncé remix of Suga song, “Savage” reached Number One on Rolling Stone‘s Top 100 Songs Chart in May.

Earlier this month, Megan Thee Stallion joined hundreds of artists and other music industry professionals in signing a police reform open letter urging New York state to repeal statute 50-A, which shields police disciplinary records from public view.