The 3-year-old son of the 'Barbie World' raptress can't hide the fact that he enjoys watching his mother perform her 2010 single at the famed venue in New York City.
- Apr 1, 2024
AceShowbiz - Nicki Minaj has treated social media users to an adorable video of Papa Bear. In the newly-released clip, the "Barbie World" raptress' son was seen getting hyped up as his mother performed her song titled "Roman's Revenge" at one of her recent concerts for her "Pink Friday 2 World Tour".
On Sunday, March 31, the 41-year-old hip-hop artist made use of her Instagram account to upload the footage. In the short clip, it could be seen that Papa Bear was having a blast while showing his support for his mother during her show at Madison Square Garden in New York City one day prior.
Papa Bear was documented sitting down on a chair in a VIP area at the venue. While being accompanied by a woman who was sitting next to him, he danced as he watched Nicki perform "Roman's Revenge", which was released in 2010, on the stage. He excitedly moved his hands, legs and head while apparently getting amazed by her performance.
In the video, the 3-year-old son was sporting a stylish outfit. He rocked a light gray sweatshirt under a blue jacket, which came with two long white sleeves. He also donned a pair of long gray sweatpants and a pair of sneakers. In addition, he had a blue baseball hat covering his shoulder-length dark-colored braided hair.
In the same post, Nicki, who had 50 Cent as a guest performer at the show, uploaded a video highlighting what appeared to be a gift that she received after breaking a record. She reportedly became the first female rapper to headline a sold out show at MSG since the famed venue first opened in 1968.
Along with the photos and videos, Nicki voiced her appreciation to her devotees, famously known as Barbz, in the caption of the post. "Barbz, we did it," she exclaimed. "I love you so much. This is a diff type of bond. I can only thank God. What a night. God bless you guys. Thank you. Sold out Madison Square Garden."
