Megan Thee Stallion made a memorable debut as the host of the VMA awards, garnering widespread praise for her performance. During the show, she paid homage to Britney Spears by recreating the iconic 'Slave 4 U' performance, complete with a real albino snake. However, things took an unexpected turn when Megan had a moment of panic while holding the snake, exclaiming, 'Okay. Okay. Stop the music. I’m just playing. Come get the snake. I don’t know this snake, this snake don’t know me. Oh my god.'
Despite the brief scare, Megan's authenticity and humor shone through, with many viewers commending her for her realness. The incident quickly became a trending topic online, with fans praising her for 'sticking to the HISS agenda,' a nod to her track 'HISS.'
Britney Spears, who famously performed with a real snake in the past, shared her own experience of handling the reptile, recalling the fear she felt during the performance. Megan's tribute to Spears was met with admiration and amusement from fans and spectators alike.
Aside from the snake incident, Megan delivered a show-stopping performance at the VMAs, showcasing a medley of her hit songs including 'BOA,' 'Hiss,' 'Mamushi,' and 'B.A.S.' The Japanese rapper Yuki Chiba also made his VMA debut, performing his track 'Mamushi' in his native language, adding an international flair to the event.
Overall, Megan Thee Stallion's VMA host debut was a resounding success, with her blend of talent, humor, and authenticity captivating audiences and generating buzz both online and offline. Her fearless approach to the unexpected snake encounter only added to her reputation as a dynamic and engaging entertainer.
