Nicki Minaj Ends SZA’s Whole Life In A Twitter Argument
Nicki Minaj, also known as “Queen of Hip Hop,” pushed back hard against the controversial singer SZA on Twitter after SZA made fun of the rap mogul.
Nicki started the fight with insults like “Tiny D*** Executive” directed at SZA’s manager, Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) head Terrence “Punch” Henderson.
Minaj then called SZA out for being mean to her, Beyoncé, Ciara, Rihanna, and other big stars by sharing old tweets that SZA had written about them.
One said, “Every day Beyoncé looks more and more like Madonna!” At one point, she might have said she was black… I’m just saying”
Nicki wrote on X, “Me after I suck some good zik,” in reference to the posts that came back to the surface. Promise that you wouldn’t fight a guy. We have every tweet you’ve sent about lies, bullying, and other things.
“Your name was added to that s*** list, you jerks.”
“The same things that make you laugh also make you s***.”
Around the same time, Kill Bill star SZA wrote the following, but later said it wasn’t meant for Nicki: “Mercury retrograde… don’t take the bait lol silly goose.”
The “Starships” singer also called for justice for Demoree Hadley, Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez’s daughter, who said her mother put her in a mental health center without a good reason.
She wrote, “Go get your freckles back on that bookie #JusticeForDemoree #DepositionPerez.” Liar, liar, pants on fire. That dog sounds like it’s dead.
Nicki has been campaigning against Perez for a while now. Perez was arrested for conspiracy to spread drugs but was later released by President Trump in 2021.
Nicki’s fans, who call themselves “Barbz,” made fun of SZA, so she did what she always does: she wrote about her Grand National Tour with Kendrick Lamar: “I get bullied by millions online every day then step my a** out ononna packed stadium tour where ppl show me REAL love.” IN REAL LIFE. I’m having the best year ever and both of my parents are healthy. Get a F****** view and yell at the wall!!! (sic)
The talented rapper broke records and became the most popular female rapper of all time on her hugely successful Gag City Work Tour last year, which played to crowds as big as 80,000 people all over the world. Minaj once again put the singer in her place by laying claim to her many hits.
