Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Nicki Minaj fans, Barbz, are mass buying Jack Harlow song ‘Lovin on me’ to block Megan Thee Stallion ‘Hiss’ song from reaching #1 on Billboard Chart…
Fresh from dropping a diss track of her own named ‘Big Foot,’ Minaj has continued to slam Megan on social media.
Now, after shockingly telling her rival to “apologize to her [dead] mother,” Minaj has roped Rihanna into the meleé.
From the beginning of her career, Nicki Minaj has taken the moments as they’ve come. When her debut album Pink Friday arrived in 2010, she was navigating somewhat unpaved terrain. Breaking through the barriers of hip-hop’s boy’s club meant defending her craft to people who perceived her femininity as a limitation on her capability, while also proving that she wasn’t a carbon copy of the women who were her predecessors. “When you’re told something for a long time, even when it changes, your mind frame doesn’t change,” the Queens rapper told Complex in 2012. “And you’re subconsciously trying to prove everyone wrong.”
Operating within the gray area between rap and pop, Minaj entered into a careful balancing act in which every opportunity, every song, and every performance was a chance to cover her seat at the table in gold — to cement her legacy with a throne. But back then, music was something of an afterthought for the rapper when asked to look ahead to the future. She envisioned her life as a wife and a mother first. “I know that I don’t feel like I need to be doing music in 10 years to feel fulfilled,” Minaj said. “And I don’t want to be one of those people who doesn’t know when to call it quits.”