Moniece Slaughter is urging Megan Kanka’s family to sue Megan Thee Stallion for emotional damage after she referenced the law in her recent diss track “Hiss.”
On Sunday, Moniece took to X to slam the Houston Hottie for referencing the law.
“Imagine your 7yr old daughter is raped & murdered by a neighbor. You fight for legislation to be passed. He’s put on death row but the death penalty was abolished in that state. So his sentence was commuted to life without parole. So now you have to live without your baby,” she tweeted.
“You have to live in using that the killer is still alive and well. A law in your departed daughter’s name & honor is passed. AND now for the first time in over a decade your daughter is trending. Your wound is reopened because a b*tch used it as a bar in a diss track. Smh.”
She continued, “If I were Megan Kansa’s family I would take every red cent from those single sales. I’d lawyer up and that video would be snatched from every platform I’d sue for emotional damages and l’d demand that the bar be changed and I’d gag order the artist. Period! Don’t profit off my pain or my child’s passing. It’s low AF.”
It’s been noted that Moniece mistakenly referred to the law’s namesake as Megan Kansa. However, the family name is “Kanka.”
Megan’s Law, enacted in New Jersey after the 1994 rape and murder of seven-year-old Megan Kanka, enhances monitoring of released sex offenders by requiring registration and updates on their whereabouts when moving.
