Megan Thee Stallion is giving two scholarships to women of colour

Megan Thee Stallion is funding two $10,000 college scholarships

Megan Thee Stallion is funding two $10,000 college scholarships.

The 'Hot Girl Summer' rapper is set to fund two female students of colour for any degree across the world after a tough year following the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement.

Taking to Instagram, she shared to her 16 million followers: "COLLEGE HOTTIES LISTEN UP BECAUSE THIS ONE IS FOR YOU ...

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COLLEGE HOTTIES LISTEN UP BECAUSE THIS ONE IS FOR YOU ‼️‼️‼️ I AM GIVING AWAY TWO 10,000 DOLLAR SCHOLARSHIPS TO WOMEN OF COLOR PURSUING A DEGREE IN ANY FIELD OF STUDY IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD🔥🔥🔥 APPLY RIGHT NOW LINK IN MY BIO #DONTSTOPSCHOLARSHIP 🐎 let’s get these degrees ladies 💪🏽

A post shared by Hot Girl Meg (@theestallion) on Oct 8, 2020 at 11:05am PDT

"I AM GIVING AWAY TWO 10,000 DOLLAR SCHOLARSHIPS TO WOMEN OF COLOR PURSUING A DEGREE IN ANY FIELD OF STUDY IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD ... APPLY RIGHT NOW LINK IN MY BIO #DONTSTOPSCHOLARSHIP ... let's get these degrees ladies (sic)"
And Megan later qualified just what she wanted to hear about from the hopefuls.

She added: "The essay for the scholarship should basically be about yourself, what you are majoring in, and why you need the degree! Doesn't matter how many words or pages just do your best hotties!"

Meanwhile, the 25 year-old star recently revealed she hopes to inspire other women to realise their dreams and is determined to use her ever-growing platform to help inspire young girls around the world.

She said: "I love the fact that I have a voice, and I love the fact that I do inspire a lot of girls, and I didn't realise it at first. I was just being me. Some of the things I say, I realised that some women might really wanna say them. So I just keep all of these things in the back of my mind when I'm writing.

I'm not gon' say I feel pressure, but sometimes I will get a little tingly because I just want to put out the best music for my fans as possible. I don't like to disappoint them. So when I'm recording, I'm super hard on myself. I'm just always like, okay, I need to go harder than that. I'll write and rewrite a verse about eight times."