It’s hard to believe that Meg is relatively new to the music scene when she’s all anyone can talk about. Nonetheless, 2021 marks the first time the rapper has been recognized by the Recording Academy. She goes into the ceremony with four nominations: Best New Artist, Record of the Year, Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance.
Of course, her die-hard fans were already listening to her album Tina Snow in 2018, but the rest of us got to know Meg when she released “Hot Girl Summer” in 2019.
That single shot the artist to super stardom, earning the rapper her first Billboard Top 20. After that, she signed a record deal with Roc Nation and was named on Time magazine’s Time 100 Next list.
In 2020, she went above and beyond the expectations set by Time when she released the EP Suga, which included her TikTok famous song “Savage.”
Then, there’s her No. 1 single “WAP” with Cardi B and her remix of Ariana Grande‘s “34+35” with Doja Cat. In other words, she’s not going away any time soon.
