LOS ANGELES — A former cameraman for Megan Thee Stallion who alleges that he was trapped inside a moving vehicle with the hip-hop star in a foreign country while she had sex with a woman has filed a lawsuit accusing the entertainer of harassment and a hostile work environment.
Emilio Garcia said in the suit filed Tuesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court that after the alleged incident he was warned, “don’t ever discuss what you saw,” and berated, fat-shamed and treated differently by Megan.
The “harassment was so severe or pervasive” that it created a “hostile, abusive work environment” that made Garcia’s “working conditions intolerable,” the suit said.
Representatives for Megan Thee Stallion and her management company, Roc Nation, did not immediately respond to NBC News requests for comment.
What a story we have here. “Don’t ever discuss what you saw” may have been the worst thing you can tell someone who you don’t want to tell others. It’s code for “go ahead and tell somebody about this” in every single scenario. They’re literally inviting you to spill the beans.
Anyway, I’m sure a decent majority of you have no idea who Megan Thee Stallion is, so let me do my journalistic duty and introduce you to Megan:
She basically invented terms like “real hot girl shit” and “best tits on Instagram” as part of her brand of being part-time megastar female rapper, and part-time twerk enthusiast. I think she invented “hot girl summer” too which is basically just a summer of being single and female empowerment. More on that another time. And even though there’s only one person on this entire blog that’s allowed to talk music (not naming names), as a known audiophile, you can’t tell me she’s not kinda catchy:
So prayers up for the camera man who allegedly was forced to watch Miss Stallion engage in intercourse with another woman in a moving car in Ibiza. I thought everyone was doing that in Ibiza but I digress. No official comment from the Stallion camp yet but you best believe I’ll have the updates for you when they arrive.
