In the aftermath of “Hiss,” Nicki Minaj dragged Megan Thee Stallion through the mud in nearly every way possible, from Instagram Lives to tweets and, in true Minaj fashion, through a cutting diss track. Just three days after “Hiss” dropped, Minaj already teased a track titled “Big Foot” on X, formerly Twitter, and from the title alone, it became pretty clear that it was alluding to Megan’s height and the infamous incident where she was shot in the foot by Tory Lanez (he was convicted in 2022).
But it was the lyrics of “Big Foot” that made it glaringly obvious that it was almost solely dedicated to Megan, containing references to her trial against Lanez, rumors of her using a ghostwriter and having elected liposuction, and, shockingly, the death of her mother. “Bad b****h she like six foot, I call her Bigfoot. The b****h fell off, I said get up on your good foot,” one of the lines read. A low blow came early in the song, when Minaj rapped, “How you f*** your mother man when she die? How you go on Gayle King and can’t cry?” She went below the belt even more with the bar, “This little beggin’ w**** talkin’ ’bout Megan’s law, for a free beat, you can hit Megan raw, if you a ghostwriter, Pardi in Megan jaw.” Per fans, this was a suggestion that Megan’s ex, Pardi Fontaine, who also claimed that Megan had lipo, ghostwrote some of her hits.
