The 'Super Bass' hitmaker's responses comes shortly after the 'Fancy' femcee slams the false article on social media, noting that there's no bad blood between them.
- Sep 1, 2022
AceShowbiz - Nicki Minaj has broken her silence over a recent New York Post article detailing her list of alleged feuds with female artists, including Iggy Azalea. Taking to Instagram, the "Anaconda" raptress sent a DM to the article's writer Chuck Arnold.
"You should write about your feuds with the ugly stick," the Trinidadian femcee appeared to write in a DM sent to Chuck, via The Shade Room. "Clearly it's been beating the f**k out of your ugly a**."
Nicki continued, "I'll address you & another 'paid off writer' on queen radio where you'll both receive the prestigious honor C**K SUCKER OF THE DAY AWARD."
Nicki later turned to her Instagram Story and used the moment to additionally tease the music video for her latest Billboard chart-topper "Super Freaky Girl", which debuted atop the Billboard Hot 100, giving her third No. 1 hit overall and first as a solo artist.
"Who's ready for the #SuperFreakyGirl video?!?!!??!?!?" she wrote. "It could be today. It could be tomar… The HELP already asking their team to write up a press release to come out @ the same time chi [laughing emoji] nah they learned their lesson."
The New York Post recently published an article that broke down "A history of Nicki Minaj's feuds" with a number of A-list female stars in the industry. According to the site, the "Super Bass" hitmaker had bad blood with Iggy in addition to Mariah Carey, Miley Cyrus and Cardi B.
Catching wind of the article, Iggy quickly shut down the report. "Why am I in this?" she replied to NY Post's tweet about the article. She went on claiming, "We've never said anything bad about one another. Y'all weird."
According to the article, the feud started after Iggy threw a subliminal diss at Nicki for her BET performance in 2010. Nicki later made comments about ghostwriters at the 2014 BET Awards, which was perceived as a shot at Iggy, who had a hit with "Fancy" at the time. During her acceptance speech for winning Best Female Hip-Hop Artist, she said, "When you hear Nicki Minaj spit, Nicki Minaj wrote it."
Nicki, however, clarified that she wasn't taking aim at Iggy with her speech. "The media puts words in my mouth all the time and this is no different. I will always take a stance on women writing b/c I believe in us!" she penned on Twitter "I've congratulated Iggy on the success of Fancy, publicly. She should be very proud of that. All the women nominated should b proud."
