Ex-Army Ranger Nicholas Irving Explains Why He Doesn't Think Meg Thee Stallion Got Shot (Part 15)

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Part 14: https://youtu.be/scfVfoL-IV8
Part 1: https://youtu.be/lJW6ktMxGqc
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Ex-Army Ranger Nicholas Irving expressed skepticism about Megan Thee Stallion’s assertion that she was shot in the foot. Drawing from his extensive knowledge and experience with firearms and ballistics, Irving contended that such an injury would have rendered the rapper unable to perform as vigorously as she reportedly did shortly after the alleged incident. Irving further speculated that the incident might have been exaggerated for publicity, potentially linked to an album release. He reflected on historical instances where he believes women have allegedly fabricated stories to protect their images or harm men. While not accusing Megan outright, he suggested that she might have sustained a minor injury from stepping on glass rather than a bullet wound. Although acknowledging the possibility of bullet fragments striking her foot, Irving stood firm in his belief that Megan was not shot, based on her rapid recovery and activity post-incident.

Interview by: Shawn Prez
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