The Hotties weren’t havin’ it when yet another colonizer tried to mayo-tize Hot Girl Summer.

Singer Blackbear sparked the drama when he teased his new song “#hotgirlbummer” on Twitter.  

“This wk #hotgirlbummer tweet 4 dm,” he wrote.

The tweet included an album cover featuring a non-Black woman sticking her tongue out with a nosebleed and stickers plastered on her face. Blackbear’s fans were amped, but Megan Thee Stallion’s fans were not cool with it.

In a now-deleted tweet, Blackbear attempted to explain himself, according to Hot New Hip Hop.

“This song is not a parody & has nothing to do with the other song. it has to do w the caption trend #hotgirlsummer," he wrote.

This isn’t the first time Hot Girl Summer has been appropriated. Corporate brands have been using it to sell their crap for months. Less seasoned publications have called it a meme and used it to praise
white
folks.

Thankfully, Meg is a smart hottie and plans to trademark her motto, as Blavity previously reported.

In case you forgot, Stalli recently defined Hot Girl Summer again.

“You just have to be the life of the party,” she told Variety. “You have to be kind, you have to be confident.”

She also extended the season and declared the boat wouldn't be docking for a couple more months.

“We’ve extended the summer, honestly,” Megan added. “We’re gonna drive it until October. Don’t even trip.”

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