'The Worst Kind Of Violence': Candace Owens Speaks Out In Defense Of Megan Thee Stallion, Calls Out Tory Lanez

In a portion of her show discussing Megan and Lanez’s ongoing trial, and the lack of support Megan has received since formally pressing charges against Lanez in December 2020, Owens went on to denounce violence and slam “men and women alike” who have ridiculed the 27-year-old Her rapper.

“Now, I know we live in a world where violence are words and silence is violence. This is real violence,” Owens fumed. “This is real physical violence, the worst kind of violence you could ever imagine between a man and a woman.”

“I’ll tell you what happened online,” she continued. “Megan was mocked by women and men alike, particularly in Black culture. They couldn’t believe this situation happened. They think it’s funny, maybe, that she got shot in the foot and had to get surgery performed.”

Owens also praised Megan for doing the “right thing” and “bravely” testifying against Lanez in court over the alleged incident. Owens also questioned why Lanez has not yet been “canceled” from the music industry over the ongoing matter.

Despite defending Megan and praising the female rapper for testifying against Lanez in court, Owens also seemingly criticized the Big Ole Freak rapper for “perpetuating” violence between men and women in her music.

“I am not trying to blame the victim in this circumstance,” Owens emphasized, “but at a certain point, there is going to have to be a reckoning in Black culture, amongst the artists, to realize that even in a music that we create, and the music that Megan Thee Stallion creates, she perpetuates this kind of culture that allows this when you degrade women in your music.”