Megan Thee Stallion needs to reboot noughties basic ‘Convey It On’
Megan Thee Stallion has declared her curiosity in rebooting the basic noughties movie Convey It On.
Throughout an interview with New York Magazine, the rapper revealed that she would like to return the cheerleading franchise to its routes and star as Isis, the long-lasting character beforehand performed by Gabrielle Union.
Talking of her want to play the character on the large display screen, she mentioned: “I all the time have needed to be Isis. I might be excellent for that. In the event that they have been ever to make a brand new Convey It On, I ought to be that character.”
Thee Stallion went on to debate her inspiration for desirous to make the transition from music to appearing, citing the profession path of Ice Dice and Queen Latifah as her primary motivation. Nevertheless, she additionally admitted to seeing herself taking over roles behind the digital camera.
“Once I have a look at them, it conjures up me to take it additional than simply music,” she mentioned. “I don’t really feel like I’m solely going to be an actress — I really feel like I’m additionally going to be a director, and I’m additionally going to be a producer.”
Megan Thee Stallion has not too long ago taken on quite a lot of appearing roles. Beforehand, she made an look in an episode of STARZ’s P-Valley, taking part in her alter ego, Tina Snow.
The rapper can be set to make a cameo look in Marvel’s She-Hulk: Legal professional At Regulation, and also will function in A24’s upcoming musical comedy Fucking Equivalent Twins.
In She-Hulk, she can be concerned in a authorized case dealt with by legal professional Augustus “Pug” Pugliese, performed by Josh Segarra.
Whereas talking to Deadline, Segarra teased Thee Stallion’s involvement within the episode, hinting that she’ll be taking part in a fictionalised model of herself.
“A gentleman is being catfished by anyone that lives in one other universe, let’s say. One other world,” he mentioned, after confirming that the catfisher is pretending to be a sure recording artist.