Megan Thee Stallion Rejects 'Call of Duty' Collab Due to Trauma

Megan Thee Stallion’s decision to reject the 'Call of Duty' collaboration highlights the impact of trauma on her career choices. According to court testimony, the offer to be a shootable character in the game triggered her PTSD, leading to her immediate refusal. This incident underscores the importance of considering the mental health of public figures when proposing collaborations, especially those with a history of trauma.

The news emerged during Megan’s defamation case against Milagro Gramz, who she accuses of harassment and cyberbullying related to the Tory Lanez shooting. The case also involves Tory Lanez, who was held in contempt of court for refusing to answer questions during a deposition. The intersection of these events provides a deeper understanding of the challenges Megan faces as she navigates her career and personal life.

This situation also brought to light that after Megan turned down the role, it was then offered to Nicki Minaj, further fuelling an already tense relationship between the two female artists. This speaks volumes about the entertainment industry and their need to constantly keep female artists pitted against one another.

She rejected the offer due to PTSD triggered by the idea of being a shootable character, stemming from the 2020 shooting incident with Tory Lanez.

The lawsuit accuses Gramz of defamation and cyberbullying related to the Tory Lanez case.

Lanez was held in contempt of court for refusing to answer questions during a deposition for Megan’s case against Gramz.

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