Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson sit down with Tina Snow, better known as the iconic Megan Thee Stallion.
Megan opens up about the woman behind the persona—how she grew up with her mom as her first musical role model, how she found her own voice, and what it took to take control of her artistic career. She also reflects on her experience starring on Broadway, the importance of owning your music and likeness, and the lessons she’s learned about standing firm in who you are. As she looks ahead to what’s next, Megan talks about bringing Tina Snow back for a new era, why she believes Act III could be one of her favorite projects yet, and what changed when she finally gave herself the time and space to make music on her own terms. It’s a powerful conversation about what it means to be a woman in an industry that often tries to define you—and why knowing exactly who you are can be your greatest power.