Megan Thee Stallion Not Performing With BTS At 2021 AMAs

Megan Thee Stallion announced an unexpected change in her performance at the American Music Awards the day before the ceremony, and it’s a disappointing update for fans. Megan Thee Stallion is not performing with BTS at the 2021 AMAs due to an “unexpected personal affair”. The “Hot Girl Summer” singer had planned to take the stage with BTS for their first live performance of their “Butter” collaboration on Sunday, November 21, but unfortunately fans will have to continue to wait to see the artists perform together. .

In a Tweeter on Saturday November 20, Megan Thee Stallion sadly announced that she had suddenly canceled her performance at AMAs with BTS. Megan explained in the post that she could “no longer attend” the event this weekend due to an “unexpected personal matter.” She also wrote that she was “so excited” to perform at the 2021 AMAs with BTS, and that she is “so sad” that she gave up on the performance. Megan ended the announcement optimistically, sharing that she “can’t wait to get on stage with my guys and play #BTS_Butter very soon!”

Although Megan will not be taking the stage this weekend, the American Music Awards have confirmed in a Tweeter on November 20 that BTS will still perform as scheduled, writing, “We can’t wait for @BTS_twt to perform TWICE tomorrow!” It all starts at 8 / 7c on ABC.

In case you missed it, Megan Thee Stallion’s “Butter” remix was the subject of a legal battle over the summer after his label, 1501 Certified Entertainment, reportedly tried to block the song’s release. In legal documents, Megan Thee Stallion claimed that 1501 insisted the song would hurt her recording career, but the rapper actually believed the label was trying to force her to pay them a six-figure sum for approve the song’s release. Fortunately, a the judge ruled in favor of Megan Thee Stallion, allowing the rapper to drop the BTS remix on August 27.

Megan is appointed for three awards at the 2021 American Music Awards, including “Favorite Trending Song”, “Favorite Female Hip-Hop Artist” and “Favorite Hip-Hop Album”. If you were hoping to see the singer perform “Butter” with BTS, it looks like you just have to keep waiting.