Tory Lanez found guilty in Megan Thee Stallion shooting

The trial, which took place in Los Angeles, was filled with emotional and, at times, controversial testimonies.

Megan, 27, a purple power suit and claimed in front of Lanez, 30, and the entire courtroom that the “Say It” singer allegedly fired several shots at her while shouting “dance, bitch!” after an argument ensued in their vehicle on their way home from a party.

The “WAP” rapper alleged the disagreement began over their occasional sexual relationship, but then turned into a fight about their respective music careers.

“I’m in shock. I’m scared,” Megan recalled during her testimony. “I hear the gun going off and I can’t believe he’s shooting at me.”

The “Savage” rapper also claimed that Lanez offered her and her former best friend Kelsey Harris, who was present inside the car during the incident, $1 million each to stay silent and not tell police what occurred.

Harris also testified in the trial but issued statements that conflicted with an interview she gave prosecutors in September.

Megan’s ex-BFF previously claimed that Lanez threatened to shoot her inside the Cadillac Escalade, before he allegedly opened fire on Megan, according to Rolling Stone.

However, she testified that the interview was “not accurate” and that she was “not truthful” to “protect” herself.

Harris also denied remembering seeing Lanez even hold a gun, despite her previous account of the events.

She admitted, though, to sending Megan’s bodyguard a text that read, “Help / Tory shot meg / 911,” but said it was sent based on “assumptions,” per Rolling Stone.

Megan’s bodyguard, another key witness in the trial, was set to testify as well when he mysteriously went “missing” before testifying.

However, a source later clarified to Media Takeout that Justin Edison, a former member of Megan’s security squad, was”currently in Qatar” on assignment as one of his clients was “at the World Cup.” He reportedly was not set to return in time for the trial.