Megan Thee Stallion’s Coachella Set Was For The Girls

When you’re Megan Thee Stallion, you don’t let tech issues dim your shine—because that’s not what hotties do. Hotties thrive!

Despite some mic drama during her April 13 Coachella set, Meg showed up and showed out. The Hot Girl Coach delivered a multi-genre, star-studded performance that reminded everyone why she’s that girl.

So, let’s get into the details.

Megan Thee Stallion Activates Hottie Status At Coachella

From the moment she hit the stage in a leather two-piece and a fur coat (because yes, the body was bodying), Meg was in her bag. Surrounded by dancers in leather jackets and cowboy hats—a salute to her Texas roots—she launched into hits like “Ungrateful” and “Thot Sh*t” with energy that had the crowd locked in from jump.

Despite a mic snafu mid-set, Meg still flowed. She handled it like a true pro, calling it out, keeping her cool, and jumping right back into the performance like nothing happened. Hottie status: activated.

But what really made this set iconic wasn’t just the choreo, couture, or the catalog—it was the sisterhood. Megan curated a moment for the girls that was part rap concert, part R&B showcase, part pop spectacular—and all Black girl magic.

Ciara, Queen Latifah & Victoria Monét Join Megan Thee Stallion On Stage At Coachella – And The Moment Was Everything

Meg stunned fans bringing top female artists we love. Ciara hit the stage to perform Goodies, and Megan joined her for choreography on “Roc Steady.” Then came Victoria Monét, sliding in with “Spin” and “On My Mama,” her velvety voice and cool confidence adding a new flavor to the show.

And just when fans thought it couldn’t get more legendary, Queen Latifah stepped out and spit bars from “U.N.I.T.Y.” after rapping on Meg’s own “Plan B.” That’s hip-hop history and a mic drop.

Each guest brought something different—Ciara gave pop star charisma, Victoria brought smooth R&B vibes, and Latifah reminded us what true royalty looks like. Megan stitched them all together in a way only she can, making her Coachella set feel like three concerts in one.

Even with an abrupt ending (and no “WAP,” unfortunately), Megan proved why she was one of the most anticipated acts of the weekend. Her performance wasn’t just about entertainment—it was a statement. She honored the ones who came before her, showed love to her peers, and reminded the world that she’s still hustling, still evolving, and still running this game.

One thing about Meg? She gon’ work. And we’re gon’ watch every single time.