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Megan Thee Stallion’s civil trial against blogger Milagro “Gramz” Cooper continued Monday (Nov. 24) in Miami, revealing new details about how the rapper processed several high-profile disses aimed at her during a tumultuous chapter of her career. The courtroom turned its attention to Nicki Minaj’s “Big Foot” and Drake’s “Circo Loco,” two tracks widely believed to take shots at Megan.
During cross-examination, Cooper’s attorney, Jeremy McLymont, questioned Megan about her response to being publicly mocked. When asked about Nicki Minaj’s 2024 diss track “Big Foot,” Megan didn’t mince words.
“It was just so silly in the beginning. I couldn’t get through it,” she said, according to legal affairs reporter Meghan Cuniff. “I just feel like it wasn’t something I wanted to keep listening to.”
When McLymont followed up, asking whether she can simply “turn things off” she doesn’t want to hear, Megan replied, “As it pertains to Nicki Minaj, yes.”
The attorney then shifted to Drake’s 2022 “Circo Loco” bar—“This bi**h lie ’bout getting shots but she still a stallion”—a line many perceived as a jab at the Houston star following her shooting incident.
“If he is talking about me, he’s using it in a very indirect way,” Megan said on the stand. “If he was talking about me he could’ve been more direct, because I don’t have butt shots.”
Upon the song’s release in 2022, Megan publicly called out the lyric, tweeting: “Stop using my shooting for clout… Since when TF is it cool to joke abt women getting shot?”
These exchanges were part of a broader case in which Megan accuses Cooper of conspiring with Tory Lanez to orchestrate a targeted harassment campaign against her. The allegations include Cooper sharing an AI-generated video depicting Megan in a sexual act—content that Megan says deeply impacted her mental health.
Last week, the rapper testified that the online harassment became so overwhelming that she “didn’t care if she lived or died.” Her manager also testified that she underwent treatment to cope with the fallout.
As the trial moves forward, Megan’s testimony continues to shed light on not only the defamation claims at hand, but the wider emotional toll of years of public scrutiny and targeted attacks.
Milagro’s lawyer Jeremy McLymont asked Megan Thee Stallion about Nicki Minaj’s “Big Foot” track dissing her.
— Meghann Cuniff (@meghanncuniff) November 24, 2025
Megan testified, “It was just so silly in the beginning. I couldn’t get through it.”
“I just feel like it wasn’t something I wanted to keep listening to,” Megan said.
