Megan Thee Stallion is prepping for a summer tour, but fans question whether it will achieve sold-out status. The speculation intensified on Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) when Ticketmaster began listing tickets for as low as $24.

Elsewhere, Charlamagne Tha God gave his two cents regarding the matter. He commented on Megan’s tour during a recent episode of “The Breakfast Club.” Without mincing words, Charlamagne expressed his doubts about ticket sales and venues for her performances.

According to Charlemagne, if Megan thinks she can perform in arenas, she might just be living in a la la land. As if that wasn’t wild enough, he described Megan as unsuitable for arenas. Luckily for Megan, the outspoken personality further noted that she could be a perfect fit for theater venues, as arenas are a giant leap.

POLL—Should Laws Be Enacted To Protect LGBTQ+ Individuals From Workplace Discrimination?

On air, Charlamagne elaborated on his thoughts that Megan cannot currently sell out large venues. According to him, her musical catalog does not yet match the stature of established artists like Chris Brown and Nicki Minaj, who are also touring this summer. To some extent, Charlamagne might be spitting facts!

Despite Charlamagne’s doubts, Megan’s fanbase remains enthusiastic about her upcoming performances. Megan, known for her “HISS” persona, recently teased her followers with a fresh freestyle, marking the start of her “MeganMonday” series.

This new track features her rapping over Gucci Mane’s 2010 hit, “I Think I Love Her.” Moreover, the recent track earned immediate praise from fans who applauded her for her lyrical skills. Notably, Megan Thee Stallion already kickstarted her Hot Girl Summer tour on May 14 alongside GloRilla.

WATCH: Massive Oil Discovery in Antarctica Raises Concern

Megan Thee Stallion was recently accused of harassment by a former employee. Her attorney, Alex Spiro, responded after the accusation. As reported by Variety, Sprio addressed the lawsuit on April 23, dismissing it as a “salacious… attempt to embarrass her.” Sprio contends that the plaintiff, former photographer Emilio Garcia, is after an “employment claim for money.”

Notably, the allegations caused mixed reactions across social media. In one Instagram comment section, users gave their two cents. One user noted that everyone held Lizzo accountable for her actions, so what makes Megan different, and why wouldn’t they give her the same treatment?

ALSO READ: Charlamagne tha God Blasts Biden Presidency, Says He Is Uninspiring

Meanwhile, another user stated that the case needs to be settled in court. Another expressed sympathy for Megan, saying she thinks people get close to her just to mock and embarrass her.

According to a report, Emilio Gracia claims he worked full-time for Megan from 2019 until June 2023 and that the harassment he faced created a “hostile, abusive work environment.” Gracia alleges that during a trip to Ibiza, Spain, in June 2022, he witnessed Megan’s intimacy with another woman in an SUV. The whole incident made him uncomfortable and shocked.

He recalls Megan warning him never to discuss what he saw. Additionally, Garcia also claims that Megan fat-shamed him during the trip, calling him various insults, including “fat b***h.”

Following the trip, Garcia asserts that his compensation structure changed from a flat monthly rate to a “pay-per-task system.” He states that he began to experience different treatment from the rapper and was ultimately fired by Roc Nation in June 2023.

Garcia is seeking unpaid wages, interest on those wages, unpaid overtime, and other punitive damages from the rapper. Additionally, he wants her to cover his attorney fees. According to NBC News, Garcia seeks a total amount exceeding six figures.

You Might Also Like:

US Women’s Soccer Player Apologizes for Sharing Christian Content After Megan Rapinoe Call Out

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Addresses Rumors About His Wife’s Political Future

Conservatives Condemn Joe Biden’s Visit to Witness in Son’s Federal Trial

GOP’s Latest Amendment Sparks Debate Among Texas Republicans

Officials Claim NYC Journalist’s Death Is City’s Latest Lithium-Ion Battery Death