Brief
Megan Thee Stallion drops “Thin Ice” freestyle sampling Limp Bizkit
The Houston rapper’s latest freestyle blends rap with a slowed‑down Limp Bizkit vocal and continues her Tina Tuesday series.
By Felo News Desk · Published
On Oct. 20, Megan Thee Stallion, under her Tina Snow persona, released a new “Tina Tuesday Freestyle” titled “Thin Ice,” Billboard reported. The track, produced by Buddah Bless, incorporates a sample of Limp Bizkit’s 1999 song “Break Stuff,” with Fred Durst’s slowed‑down opening line audible before the beat drops.
What happened
The freestyle premiered on Megan’s YouTube channel and features the rapper rapping in a barren warehouse while wearing a black bodysuit and her signature platinum hair. Lyrics include lines such as “B—h, they call me Tina Montana/ I come in the club it’s snowing” and a self‑affirming verse about pride and desire.
What the reports add
Billboard noted that the video’s visual focus is the “twerking‑approved bodysuit” and that Megan’s peers, including Kehlani, Juicy J and Flo Milli, left supportive comments on Instagram. The article also highlighted that the freestyle follows her Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show runway debut on Oct. 18 and may signal progress toward an anticipated third album.
What was said
In the Instagram comments, Kehlani wrote, “YOU OUTTA CONTROL,” while Juicy J praised the verse, saying, “Talk yo s–t verse killer!”
How it came about
The release continues Megan’s “Tina Tuesday” series, which began earlier in October with a blizzard‑themed freestyle. It arrives after her recent high‑profile runway appearance and follows the success of her 2024 album “Megan,” which debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 with 64,000 units.
Key facts
- Megan Thee Stallion released the “Thin Ice” freestyle on Oct. 20, 2026. (billboard.com)
- The track samples Limp Bizkit’s 1999 song “Break Stuff.” (billboard.com)
- The freestyle was produced by Buddah Bless. (billboard.com)
- Kehlani and Juicy J praised the song in Instagram comments. (billboard.com)
Sources
- [1] billboard.com — originally reported as “Megan Thee Stallion Flexes Her Rapping Chops & Hip Muscles in Limp Bizkit-Sampling ‘Thin Ice’ Video”
