“I salute her and Klay” - Slim Thug slams people claiming he was stalking Megan Thee Stallion

When Slim Thug recently went off on social media, people couldn’t help but take notice, and for good reason. For the past few weeks, chatter online suggested he was stalking Megan Thee Stallion after her high‑profile pairing with NBA star Klay Thompson. Cue the rumor mill: some claimed his admiration had crossed a line.

But in classic Thug fashion, the Houston rap veteran wasn’t having any of it. He called out the speculation head‑on, with blunt language, sharp humor, and a surprise dose of respect, both for Megan and for her new relationship.

In a no‑holds‑barred rant, Slim Thug made it abundantly clear: he was trolling, not creeping, and he actually supports Megan Thee Stallion. That’s right, he salutes her and Klay.

Slim Thug slams people claiming he was stalking Megan Thee Stallion

When gossip started circulating that Slim Thug was creeping on Megan Thee Stallion, he responded with a viral video that could only be described as a rant with a purpose. In it, he fiercely denied any actual pursuit, insisting:

“I have never ... actually tried to talk to the Stallion, you stupid fks... I hyped her up because she’s the Houston motherfking queen”.

That’s the kind of blunt loving he’s known for. He slammed fans who took his admiration the wrong way, dragging the stalking rumors as “baseless and disrespectful”. Slim laid it out plainly: he’s flattered she used his music at Coachella, and even joked about a crush, but he never reached out. Megan herself clarified things back in April during Coachella, telling the crowd:

“This don’t mean I want you. I just like your music, babe.”

The catalyst for social media speculation? Megan gifting Klay a lavish Audemars Piguet watch reportedly worth around $300,000. Slim poked fun at the gesture, confessing he couldn’t match that level of gifting.

“Klay got bread—he can match that. Me? I know my lane,” he said, undercutting the idea that he was jealous or upset.

When trolls leaned into the stalking narrative, Slim answered with rhetorical precision:

“Why the f*ck she call me to get in her video? Why the f*ck she call me to perform when she came to Houston?”.

His point: if he were really stalking, why would she be inviting him into her projects? And in case anyone missed the nuance, he wrapped up his message with an unexpected note of solidarity:

“I salute her and Klay. Happy to see everybody happy.”

Not exactly the smack talk expected from beef‑hungry rappers.

Slim also reminded onlookers of their shared Houston roots; he and Megan’s manager, T Farris collaborated on “Still Tippin’,” reinforcing that Megan’s R&B and rap DNA runs through the city’s legacy. His affection, he insists, comes from hometown pride, not obsession.

Across outlets, most writers echoed the same message: Slim Thug forcefully rejects the stalking claims and frames himself as a longtime fan, not a threat.

At the end of the day, Slim Thug’s message is clear: yes, he’s joked about Megan, yes, he respects her, but no, he’s not some internet stalker. Instead, he’s a legend keeping it Houston‑real, with just enough profanity and pride to make sure nobody misunderstands.