Megan Thee Stallion and Jamaican singer Shenseea left fans stunned with the music video for their sexually explicit song Lick on Thursday night.

In addition to grinding and twerking on each other while wearing skimpy white lingerie, the performers instructed listeners on how to perform oral sex through some very racy lyrics.

Shenseea, 25, previously teased on Twitter that she ‘always wanted to write a suck p**sy song’ to give others ‘guidance’ on pleasuring a female partner.

And with Megan Thee Stallion by her side, the musician stayed true to her word as she sang: ‘Lick it well fast, but not too much/ Big swing like from a sippy cup.’

Meanwhile, the Savage hitmaker, 26, rapped: ‘Bust it open, bend over, put my back in it/ He addicted like it got a little crack in it/ Suck it like a crab leg, I’m cracking it/ Take it out, catch your breath, get back in it.’

The video began with the faint sound of an ice cream truck pulling up in the background, before footage pans of them dirty dancing.

Meanwhile, the Savage hitmaker, 26, rapped: ‘Bust it open, bend over, put my back in it/ He addicted like it got a little crack in it/ Suck it like a crab leg, I’m cracking it/ Take it out, catch your breath, get back in it’

As Shenseea rocks a bright yellow wig and hot pink and orange bodysuit, she drops it low as her collaborator shows off her own suggestive moves.

At one point, Shenseea gets behind her pal, who leans back and sticks her tongue out at the Bad Alone singer (born Chinsea Lin Lee).

After shaking their booties in front of the camera, the women climb on top of each other before crawling forward.

Throughout the recording, frozen treats, like popsicles and ice cream, as well as lollipops were seductively consumed by the duo and their back-up dancers.

The video comes a year and a half after Megan sent the internet into a frenzy with Cardi B for their own steamy music video for WAP.

Megan’s last major release was October’s Something For Thee Hotties, a compilation featuring older tracks and her hit single Thot S***, which was released in June.

The year before, she released her debut studio album Good News, which reached number two on the Billboard 200 albums chart and ended up on multiple publications best-of-the-year lists for 2020.

Last month, the musician (born Megan Pete) was forced to cancel her Jingle Ball performance in Atlanta after multiple members of her team tested positive for COVID-19.

Although she tested positive, she wrote on social media that she wasn’t ‘feeling well,’ so she withdrew ‘as a safety precaution.’

Megan is nominated for Best Rap Performance at the 2022 Grammy Awards, which the Recording Academy announced this week would be held in April in Las Vegas instead of in Las Angeles as originally planned.

She’s nominated for her single Thot S***, but it was originally reported prior to the 2021 Grammys that her hit Cardi B collaboration WAP would be submitted for nomination at the 2022 ceremony to accompany a forthcoming album from Cardi.

However, that album never materialized, and WAP wasn’t submitted for nomination again, possibly dooming the rappers’ chances of winning a Grammy for the hit song.

Major success: She’s nominated for her single Thot S***, but it was originally reported prior to the 2021 Grammys that her hit Cardi B collaboration WAP would be submitted for nomination at the 2022 ceremony to accompany a forthcoming album from Cardi

Working hard: In late October, the singer revealed she was less than a month and a half away from completing her bachelor’s degree by posting a bedazzled ‘real hot girl s**t’ cap,’ a nod to her 2019 hit song Hot Girl Summer

In December, after years of balancing her booming rap career and school, Meg graduated with a bachelor’s degree in health administration from Texas Southern University.

Just months prior, she revealed she was less than a month and a half away from completing her bachelor’s degree by posting a bedazzled ‘real hot girl s**t’ cap,’ which is a nod to her 2019 hit song Hot Girl Summer.

‘2021 finna graduate collegeeee,’ she captioned the slideshow on her Instagram Story. ‘Taking my graduation pics today, I can’t wait for y’all to see.’

In June 2020, the chart topper explained why she didn’t let her rise to fame get in the way of her desire to continue her education in an interview with People.

‘I want to get my degree because I really want my mom to be proud,’ Megan said of her academic goals. ‘She saw me going to school before she passed.’

Her mom Holly Thomas died in March 2019 after a battle with brain cancer. Around the same time Megan also lost her grandmother.

The star completed classes through online classes at TSU.

Megan was also inspired by other educators in her family, including her grandma, who was a teacher and motivator for the star to finish school.

‘My grandmother that’s still alive used to be a teacher, so she’s on my butt about finishing school.’

‘I’m doing it for me, but I’m also doing it for the women in my family who made me who I am today,’ the Savage rapper added.