Someone In The Panel Allegedly Asks The Canadian Rapper Why He Shot Megan Thee Stallion
Tory Lanez exits a Clubhouse chat abruptly when asked a question about Megan thee Stallion.
Tory Lanez isn’t the only celebrity who enjoys talking to others on Clubhouse. However, his latest experience on the chatroom wasn’t exactly the best. During the chat, one of the chat members decides to confront the rapper about the Megan Thee Stallion shooting allegations. In a video that’s circulating online, someone on the panel asks, “Uhhh, why you shoot Meg?”
The atmosphere quickly grows uncomfortable as others go silent before some of the panelists attacks the unnamed person. The person was allegedly booted from the panel following the attacks. Shortly after, the “Quarantine Radio” host himself also exits the chatroom.
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Since the news has landed on Twitter, users immediately start weighing in on the matter.
“Yo why somebody on clubhouse asked Tory ‘why you shoot Megan’ and everybody in there got mad I thought it was a valid question,” one fan tweets, adding, “The sicker part was that it was more females that was mad.”
“Somebody asked Tory lanez why he shot Megan on clubhouse and the whole room went at his neck did he shoot her or not man,” another user echoed. Applauding the one who confronted Tory, one person said, “Whoever that man on clubhouse was that asked Tory why he shot meg got me weak lmaoooo.”
Prior to this, Tory’s team filed a complaint to the court about the situation. He asks the court to let him speak about the assault case. He reportedly tried modifying the terms of his protective order case issued November 18, 2020. The protective order forbids him from talking about the case or having any contact with Megan.
His lawyer stated, “In contrast to Mr. Peterson’s silence, Megan authored and posted six tweets to her 5.6 million Twitter followers in quick succession.” The lawyer added, “This evidence — including gunshot residue implicating others — is mitigating, if not exculpatory, and casts serious doubt on the claims made by Megan.”
