Yung Joc wants to make amends with Megan Thee Stallion after previously showing support for Tory Lanez.
One year after Joc gave his opinion on Lanez's criminal trial on VladTV, a clip from his Atlanta radio show, Yung Joc & the Streetz Morning Takeover, showed him trying to make up for his past statement. In 2023, Joc bet on his hair that Lanez wouldn't be found guilty, ultimately having his hair shaved off when the Canadian artist received the guilty verdict.
But shortly after Meg was a guest on Shannon Sharpe's Club Shay Shay podcast, where the host apologized for making lewd comments about the Houston native, Joc also showed a change of heart towards her.
In the clip below, Streetz co-host Mz. Shyneka brought up Joc betting against Meg, which Joc briefly tried to stray from.
"Since Shannon Sharpe made his apology to Meg Thee Stallion, I'ma make my apology to Meg Thee Stallion, too. I apologize for not supporting you in your moment and believing in the whole situation with you and Tory Lanez," Joc began. "I still have questions, 'cause I'm human. I think that the moment when I made the bet–although we did it in a fun kinda way–maybe, just maybe, I was out of line for doing that."
He continued, "I lost the bet, and somewhere in there, we may have been a little buffoonish. 'Cause I really made a bet that this man was gon' get off, and he didn't. And I lost my hair. I'm sorry, Meg."
But Joc's co-host, Shawty Shawty, stuck to supporting Lanez, saying at the end of the clip, "Free Tory Lanez."
But some on social media weren't impressed with Joc's long overdue apology to Meg, deeming it a cop-out. The ball is officially in Meg's court as to whether or not she accepts it.