Megan Thee Stallion thanks Maxine Waters for supporting ‘WAP’ California Congresswoman Maxine Waters with husband Sid Williams (Photo by Terry Shropshire for rolling out) Megan Thee Stallion is in a state of bliss after legendary Los Angeles Congresswoman Maxine Waters co-signed her ultra-popular blockbuster hit “WAP” she created with fellow female rapper Cardi B. The longest-serving Black woman in the U.S. House of Representative publicly endorsed Megan’s sexual assertiveness and fierce advocacy of African American females since her meteoric rise to the pinnacle of pop culture. Waters, 82, and other women have long decried the flagrant double-standard in the testosterone-rich rap genre where men are praised and encouraged to express their virility and sexual prowess in their music. Megan got some major pushback for her unabashed sensuality from the likes of Snoop Dogg who, ironically, did the same thing when he was Megan’s age.