Megan Thee Stallion Signs Distribution Partnership With Interscope, Will Remain Independent

Megan Thee Stallion has entered a new partnership with Interscope Records, the rapper announced on Friday, as the label will provide global distribution and other support for her label Hot Girl Productions.

Interscope is one of the most prominent of the major record labels, but the release calls the partnership “a major milestone in the next phase of her independent career,” further noting that Megan will “retain complete ownership of her masters and publishing.”

“I’ve always wanted to create music on my terms while building a legacy that extends beyond the industry,” Megan said in a statement Friday. “This distribution partnership with Interscope allows me to stay true to my creative vision while also increasing my global reach. I’m excited for this next chapter of growth and the expansion of my Hot Girl Productions empire.” Related Stories Lifestyle Pink Kicks Off 2026 Tonys With "Lady Marmalade" Parody Boasting Megan Thee Stallion, Neil Patrick Harris and Dylan Mulvaney Lifestyle Megan Thee Stallion Exits 'Moulin Rouge' Early on Heels of Breakup With NBA Star Klay Thompson

Megan’s announcement comes days after she teased her next album era on Instagram this week. During an appearance on IMO With Michelle Obama & Craig Robinson this week, she said she was “still working on my title right now,” further calling the album “a reintroduction” to her alter-ego persona Tina Snow.

“Tina is grown now, babe. She’s been through lots of life since y’all heard from her last. I have so many collaborations the hotties have been asking me for. From niche collaborations… collaborations that are overdue, collaborations that have shocked the people.” The Interscope partnership follows Megan’s previous deal she announced with Warner Music Group back in 2024, where the major record company provided distribution and other label services while allowing her to go independent. Through that WMG deal, she’d released her most recent album Megan . She released her first two albums through 1501 Certified Entertainment and 300 entertainment, the latter of which is a subsidiary of WMG.