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Nicki Minaj’s only crime was becoming bigger than the program.
She was punished for running laps around the expectations set for her. She created a roadmap for the next gen to follow, but the industry viewed her as a “final boss” rather than a North Star 🤏🏾
STILL she rises! 🙏🏾
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I said it before and I’ll say it again. They really about to retry that Nicki hate train on Nicki again because Nicki is in the hottest seat she’s ever been in with the political stance.
Following the democratic wins, all of a sudden a “leaked” Megan diss surfaced. They pressuring people to pick Cardi over Nicki. The creator of Chuckee done come out and said something and she’s been using Chuckee memes for the last year. They feel like Nicki’s political views will be the straw to break the camels back.
BUT. Nicki is a music industry phenomenon that WAS NOT FORESEEN. That’s why they can’t get rid of her (or Drake) in any method that has worked for any previous artist they want to dispose after they used them up. No rumor, no diss, no hate train, no blackball nor no politics will get this lady out of here.
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the comments on this post are funnier than any joke I can make
Happy Birthday to my little sister, she turned 15 today 🎂🎊
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Gabourey Sidibe REVEALS she used to work as a phone sex operator and was told to use the name "Becky" because she didn't sound Black. She explains that the company pushed her to sound like a white girl because that's what male callers expected, before opening up about the wild character scripts she wrote and the heartbreaking calls she took from deployed soldiers overseas.
"They gave me the name Becky because I was 21 and I had a high-pitched little voice... and it was a good thing to them that I didn't sound Black, because the men on the phone expect to speak to a white girl”
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I’m glad she put the video back up cause this is what I heard at 6 am before that JBP vid dropped. Stand on business and walk that apology back.
"MONA SPEAKS ON CARDI B DRAMA: 'IT MAKES ME FEEL HORRIBLE'"
Mona: "I apologize. I DM'd Cardi when she first said anything because, like I said on the pod, like I really didn't think that she would like be heard or upset about it and that never was my intention."
Mona: "Like her saying that I'm the cause of her being dragged right now, like that shit makes me feel horrible. Like I wouldn't want nobody to experience that shit."
Joe Budden: "I think it was big of you to apologize."
Joe Budden: "You just want to always make sure that your words and your actions are in alignment, right?"
Joe Budden: "I feel like we could have had the colorism conversation sans Cardi, right? That's a bigger conversation to be had. So to make her the poster child of it, which I'm again, wasn't your intention."
Mona: "If I knew that that clip was edited, that clip was either, even if it wasn't edited, if I knew it was that old, it would have been a total different response from me."
Mona: "I just got to step the fuck up and get on some real drill. I know people probably hear this like, 'Duh, you should research everything you talk about,' but the truth is people don't. So um I, speaking for me, I just got to tighten up like that, because this was avoidable."
Mona acknowledges the backlash, apologizes to Cardi B, and admits that doing more research could have prevented the controversy.
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Veto literally means to reject, prohibit, or refuse to allow something. It isn’t exclusively a constitutional power reserved for presidents and government officials. It’s also used figuratively to express strong opposition or rejection. So when Nicki says, “I don’t vote, I veto,” she’s using wordplay to communicate that she doesn’t simply participate in a choice! she rejects or shuts down what she doesn’t support. The phrase is rhetorical, not a government policy announcement. You understood the words perfectly well enough to get offended, but somehow couldn’t understand the figure of speech. Maybe the problem isn’t Nicki’s vocabulary, maybe it’s your comprehension.
@NICKIMINAJ come school this dummy and show him who is the queen of wordplay. 😂🤭😂
