Megan Thee Stallion Encourages Healthcare ‘Hotties’ To Drop Their Cash App

Megan Thee Stallion is fering a financial lifeline to healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Wednesday (April 9), Hot Girl Meg invited so-called healthcare “hotties” to drop their Cash App details on Twitter.

To receive the assistance, they’d need to comment their Cash App name – a unique username known as a $Cashtag – and use the hashtag #HottiesAtHome. She also encouraged fans to send details any healthcare workers they knew.

“To all my hotties that need a lil extra cash during this crazy time I got you !” she wrote. “#HottiesAtHome –  use the hash tag and drop your cash app names OR drop the cash app name some #HealthcareHotties in need. Stay safe and be blessed https://theestallion.me/savage).”

It didn’t take long for the requests – and the donations – to flood in.

“Thank you boo!!!!! Htown Baaaaabbbbyyyyyy,” a user named @RedmamaJackson wrote, posting a screenshot the payment from Meg.

“GOD IS GOOODDDD! Thank you Meg,” @JontelPatel, a veterinarian wrote, after initially posting a picture herself with a fluffy gray kitten.

Cash App is a peer-to-peer service which allows users to transfer money directly between Cash accounts app or email.

Megan Thee Stallion Encourages Healthcare 'Hotties' To Drop Their Cash App

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