Megan Thee Stallion’s “Thin Ice” Freestyle Cracks The Hot 100 At No. 68
Megan Thee Stallion just took a freestyle all the way to the Billboard Hot 100. “Thin Ice,” from her Tina Tuesday series, debuts at No. 68 on the chart dated November 7 — with no album, no guest feature and no traditional single campaign behind it.
The run started with a video. Megan released the official “Thin Ice” performance on her YouTube channel on October 20: an empty industrial space, a direct-to-camera performance, nobody else on the record. The song later moved to streaming platforms as part of the Tina Tuesday rollout, and by October 29 its daily U.S. on-demand streams had climbed 152 percent across a three-day stretch, rising from 98,000 to 247,000 a day. At that point, it had not touched the Hot 100. Now it has.
The record is built around a sample of Limp Bizkit’s “Break Stuff,” and Megan keeps the focus entirely on her own voice — short runtime, sparse visuals, closer to a cypher than a full-scale music-video production. That has become the Tina Tuesday lane: fast, self-contained drops that keep her present between bigger projects, without treating every installment like a formal album single.
The chart debut also lands in the middle of a loud run off the mic. Megan closed the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, expanded her Gymshark partnership, and publicly challenged Instagram after an AI label appeared on her CFDA Awards photos. “Thin Ice” puts the music back at the center of all of it.
No. 68 is the song’s official Hot 100 peak for now. Next week’s chart will show whether a freestyle with this kind of momentum can hold its spot — or climb.
Sources: AllHipHop; Billboard chart history.
