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Hannah Berner apologizes for the Viral Megan Thee stallion interview

Hannah Berner apologizes for the Viral Megan Thee stallion interview

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Hannah Berner apologizes for a moment on the red carpet with Megan Thee Hengst, who did not fit well with fans of the rapper.

The Comedian and “Summer House” Alumna took up her Instagram story on Thursday to address the criticism that she received for her almost three-minute interview with the musician “Savage” and “Hot Girl Summer” at the Oscar party of the Vanity Fair on Sunday. Fans online criticized Berner because they thought the interaction with Megan on the red carpet showed racist microaggression.

“The interview with Megan Thee Hengst was a dream of mine. I love her music and it is mine when I have to increase my self -confidence before a show. If I looked back on the interview, I wish I had used another word except” Fight “to describe how her songs affect me,” wrote Bernner.

She continued: “It was a careless choice of words and although there was no bad intention, I recognize and recognize that what I said has a deeper meaning, and I'm so sorry for Megan. I appreciate everyone who has made this aware of me.”

USA TODAY has turned to a comment on Megan's representative.

What happened while Hannah Berner and Paige Desorbos interview with Megan Thee Hengst?

Berner belonged to a group of hosts who were commissioned to interview Stars over the weekend at one of the leading Oscars fafters parties. Halfway through the two-hour livestream co-star co-star “Summer House” and co-moderator of the Giggly Squad Podcast-Wurden Paige Desorbo from Megan accompanied on the red carpet.

The interview started Stark, and Bernese congratulated Megan in her last documentary by Amazon Prime and said she felt “so inspired” by the film.

“I'm starting my day with you and only with you,” said Paige Desorbo Podcast Podcast when Bernese asked a question of what Megan caused a boost.

Berner added: “Your music literally made me want to want to fight someone, I listen to your music.” She continued and said, “When people talk (Expletive), I go, 'Meghe Megan you on the stallion!'”

Megan apparently tried to pivotate a more positive note without missing a blow. She said: “You want to throw these fights out of the window (expedant) and you want to become sweet and be a bad (expedant).”

Megan took the questions in step, but social media users made problems with the way the influencers talked about Megan, as well as the characterization of the rapper's music as violent.

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Johnson added: “I have been a fan of Megan Tee Hengst since about 2016 when she was a young college student in cars. She never made me fight.

A Tikok user who commented on the one-minute clip of Vanity Fair from the interaction wrote: “Racism is loud!”

Some others had not agreed with Berner's interpretation of Megan's musical topics, with a user commenting: “Meg was like” Fight against people? Girl, I make bad bih music. Do you see these nails? We don't fight. “

Although the Megan of the Stallion moment became viral, Berner and Desorbo also spoke to other celebrities, including Amy Poehler, Hailey Bieber and Jesse Eisenberg on the red carpet.

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