2020 has been a career-defining year for Megan Thee Stallion and just when we thought it couldn’t get any better, she managed to outdo herself once again. Her debut studio album Good News is hitting the shelves in just a few days.
Stallion announced the release of this record on Instagram and thanked her fans for riding, growing, and staying down with her since her first mixtape. She explained her decision to drop her debut album right now by saying we could all use some good news after a rough year we’ve all been having.
Good News will hit the shelves on November 20, just a week after its announcement. It’s expected to feature her previously released single “Girls in the Hood”, the Young Thug collaboration “Don’t Stop”, and “Savage” remix featuring Beyoncé.
The release of Stallion’s debut album was preceded by the mixtape Fever and three EPs – including Suga that came out in March and made it to the top 10 on the Billboard 200 chart. Earlier this year, she also collaborated with Cardi B on the smash hit “WAP”, which had the largest first-week streams for a song in Billboard history and became the first female rap collaboration to debut at No. 1.
