#Drake caught a lot of people off guard after throwing a not-so-subliminal jab at #MeganTheeStallion in his newest album 'Her Loss' by referencing her shooting. Rather than fans coming to her rescue, a lot of reactions have surprisingly been in support of his forthright bullying.⁠ ⁠ It's been many moons since Meg's tragic shooting incident. But since then, the Head of Hot Girls has found new love, released dope music, and most importantly launched an initiative to support mental health. So why can't these male rappers just let her live?!⁠ ⁠ The fact that Megan has been a mega force to be reckoned with in a heavily male dominated industry is a triumph that will live on in hip-hop history forever. But for some reason, no matter how many Grammys she wins and communities she serves, she finds herself at the butt of insensitive, misogynistic jokes.⁠ ⁠ Which brings us to our question: At what point is enough enough? And when is the "Protect Black Women" idea going to start being a lifestyle instead of just a hashtag?⁠ ⁠ ✍️ @itsb_likebeyonce 📷 Matthew Baker/Getty Images