A new @theestallion is in town, and she has revealed everything about her new self in an exclusive interview and cover story with @thecut “When you are nice for so long and you don’t really ever give too much back talk and nobody’s ever seen you step out of character, they assume what your character is. They assume you’re not going to stand up. That’s when people start to try you”, Megan said in the interview, alluding to how she has stopped being “nicey, nicey” and being too accommodating of people In conversation with The Cut, Megan explores her young but successful career, which has been animated by outstanding achievements including three #GRAMMYs, but also by the hurtful loss of her mom and grandmother, which left her without any guidance during adulthood Her life and these experiences are now being told through the rap artist’s new album #Traumazine, which she describes as “me facing the things that I’ve been running from about myself”. She also tells that The Cut that the new album is “probably one of the times that I’ve opened up the most” Megan also shares how she hopes her new album will help people in need to know that they are not alone: “It’s comforting to know that other people are going through the same thing that you might be feeling”. We also see this supportive attitude in the things she does outside music, such as providing scholarships, housing assistance, and funding to cancer survivors Read the full interview on @thecut 📸 @campbelladdy for @thecut #megantheestallion #theestallion #thecut #nymag #artistinterview #coverstory #newmusicdaily #newmusicfriday