Megan Thee Stallion, Roc Nation, Interscope, Hot Girl Productions
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Megan Thee Stallion Partners With Interscope For Global Distribution Deal

The Houston rapper’s new distribution partnership allows her to keep ownership of her masters and publishing.


Megan Thee Stallion is taking her independent empire to a bigger stage.

The three-time Grammy Award-winning rapper, entrepreneur, and philanthropist announced a new distribution partnership between her independent company, Hot Girl Productions, and Interscope Records. The agreement will provide global distribution and strategic support for her upcoming releases, allowing her to retain complete ownership of her masters and publishing. The deal gives the Houston native access to a major music company’s global infrastructure without surrendering ownership of the underlying intellectual property.

“I’ve always wanted to create music on my terms while building a legacy that extends beyond the industry,” Megan said in a press release. “This distribution partnership with Interscope allows me to stay true to my creative vision while also increasing my global reach. I’m excited for this next chapter of growth and the expansion of my Hot Girl Productions empire.”

Steve Berman, the vice chairman of Interscope Capitol, said Megan’s career has been defined by both cultural influence and entrepreneurial ambition.

“From the moment Megan emerged, it was clear she was a singular artist with an unmistakable voice and an extraordinary ability to shape culture on her own terms,” said Berman. “She has consistently redefined what it means to be a global superstar—combining creative excellence, entrepreneurial vision and an uncompromising authenticity. We’re honored to welcome Megan to the Interscope family and excited to partner with Roc Nation as we support her next chapter.”

Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez also released a statement, emphasizing that ownership remains central to Megan’s business strategy.

“Megan has always approached her career with a focus on ownership, creative freedom, and long-term impact,” Perez said. “The ability to maintain her independence and own her masters is a testament to the vision that has guided her career from the beginning.”

The partnership comes months after Megan appeared on the May/June 2026 cover of Entrepreneur, where she discussed her approach to building a business and converting cultural influence into long-term enterprise value.

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