Megan Thee Stallion addresses Tory Lanez shooting on her song Shots Fired after he pleads not guilty

Megan Thee Stallion went through a traumatic experience over the summer, when she was allegedly shot by Tory Lanez.

But the Houston-born rapper has since bounced back, releasing her debut studio album Good News on Thursday.

She addressed the shooting in her song Shots Fired from the brand new compilation, after Lanez pleaded not guilty to felony assault charges during Wednesday’s hearing.

The 25-year-old raps in the track: ‘Imagine n****s lyin’ ’bout shootin’ a real b**** (Huh?) / Just to save face for rapper n****s you chill with / Imagine me givin’ a f*** it was your f***in’ birthday (F*** you).’   

She continues: ‘And if it weren’t for me, same week, you would have been indicted / (Should’ve let them lock your a** up) / You offered M’s not to talk, I guess that made my friend excited, hmm.

‘Now y’all in cahoots, huh (Okay), you a puss in boots / You shot a 5’10” b***h with a .22 / Talkin’ ’bout bones and tendons like them bullets wasn’t pellets.

‘A p**** n**** with a p**** gun in his feelings / Okay, he in the backseat and he keep callin’ me a b**** (He a b****) / We all know the s**t I could’ve came back with (Lil’-a** n****).’

The album dropped the day after Lanez, 28, entered his not guilty plea through his attorney Shawn Chapman Holley, who appeared on his behalf.

Lanez faces one count of assault with a semiautomatic firearm and one count of carrying a loaded, unregistered firearm in a vehicle. 

He is set to appear in court on January 20, and an order requiring he make no contact of any kind with Megan was extended.

Prosecutors claimed in a criminal complaint that Lanez shot her in both feet on the night of July 12, following a heated argument, and he ‘inflicted great bodily injury’ on her. 

If convicted in the trial, the Canadian rapped could face a maximum sentence of roughly 23 years.

Megan previously detailed the events surrounding the alleged shooting, which she called the ”the worst experience of [her] life,’ in her interview for the December/January cover of GQ.

She also claimed she was offered money in exchange for her silence, but Lanez’s lawyers have since told TMZ that he ‘has never offered money to any witness for their silence or for any other reason. Any reports to the contrary are false.’

It comes after he released his fifth studio album Daystar, in which he suggests he’s innocent and is being ‘framed’ by Megan. 

In the project’s first track Money Over Fallouts, he sings: ‘Megan people trying to frame me for a shooting / But them boys ain’t clean enough.’

He continues: ‘Girl, you had the nerve to write that statement on that affidavit / Knowing I ain’t do it but I’m coming at my truest.

‘And I thought you was solid too, but look at how you doing me / Look at how you doing me, people trying to ruin me.’

Lanez references the shooting several other times on the 17-track album, including in the songs Look How God Works, Sorry But I Had To…, Queen And Slim and It Was Good Until It Wasn’t. 

Megan addressed Lanez during an Instagram Live in August: ‘You shot me. And you got your publicist and your people going to these blogs lying and s***. Stop lying. Why lie? I don’t understand.’

She previously shared photos of her wounds (shortly before deleting them), after trolls claimed she was lying about the shooting.

The Savage artist wrote: ‘I usually don’t address internet bulls*** but y’all people are so sick! God was really watching over me and I’m healing so well! Sorry I’m not as sad and miserable as a lot of y’all lol but ima keep being Megan Thee Mf STALLION.’