Lover Girl (Megan Thee Stallion song)

"Lover Girl" is a single by American rapper-songwriter Megan Thee Stallion, released on October 24, 2025. Produced by Jacob Dior, it contains a sample of "Kissin' You" by Total. The song is about her boyfriend, NBA player Klay Thompson.

Megan Thee Stallion first previewed the song on October 1, 2025 with a video of her dancing to the song in the studio, while wearing a crop top, camouflage cargo pants, tan boots and a trucker hat fur-lined with wool.^[1][2] She continued to tease the song on social media in the weeks leading up to its release.^[3]

The song is built on a sample of "Kissin' You". Lyrically, Megan Thee Stallion revolves around her love for her partner Klay Thompson, although she does not mention him by name.^[4][5] She opens with the chorus, in which she repeatedly calls him her "man" and "baby" and describes him to be "Dickin' me down, spoilin' me, drivin' me crazy".^[4][6] In the first verse, Megan praises him as she recalls when she found out he was serious about their relationship^[6] and compares him to other men; she raps that he calls her his "lady" instead of his "bitch", keeps his word, and focuses on her rather than seeking attention.^{[4][6][7][8][9]} Megan describes her enjoyment of their sexual activity in the next two verses;^[4][6][10] in the second verse, she references "Freaky Gurl" by Gucci Mane (including the lyrics about giving her number to her lover in exchange for oral sex)^[5][11] and the film Love Jones,^[5][6] and mentions she is from "Splash Town", a reference to Thompson being one half of the Splash Brothers.^[5][6][9] Megan hints at marriage in the third verse ("I'm the type of fine make a nigga run to that altar"),^[6][8] in which she also reminisces about the time that Thompson took her home to meet his mother.^[6] Megan makes kissing sounds throughout the song^[7] and chants in the refrain, "pop that pussy for your man".^[4]

Tom Breihan of Stereogum described the production as "weird and spacious and dubby", and commented "Megan uses that beat to do Megan things. She's good at that."^[10]

The music video was released alongside the single. It shows Megan Thee Stallion being flanked by four women in lingerie twerking in unison as part of a choreography. She also dances on the stem of a martini glass as if it were a stripper pole, uses a chair as her dance prop, and recreates the song's cover art, dressing as Cupid. The clip ends with a visual of the wolf growling in the darkness.^[12]