'Hot Girl Summer' Is Far From Over

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Though some say Labor Day Weekend is the unofficial "end of summer," Megan the Stallion is proving to everyone that the season is actually far from over—and hot girls are still out there winning!

The music video for the Houston rapper's monumental collab with Nicki Minaj and Ty Dolla Sign, the apt "Hot Girl Summer," was officially released today, and if anything, it just makes us all want to keep being on our hot girl summer shit for as long as humanly possible.

With cameos from the likes of Rico Nasty, La La Anthony, Ari Lennox, Summer Walker, Juicy J, and French Montana, the video also perfectly shows us that hot girl summer is not simply a time of year, it's a state of mind!

Join Megan and Nicki in the most epic pool party of all time in the music video for "Hot Girl Summer" below!

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