More than 35,000 individuals have signed a petition demanding the deportation of Nicki Minaj after her appearance at AmericaFest
Nicki Minaj is learning the hard way that the internet will have a lot to say when you change your political stance.
A popular Change.org petition, which calls for the rapper to be deported back to Trinidad, has already hit 35,000 signatures. Nicki’s high-profile presence at AmericaFest on December 21 has increased the number of signatures on the campaign, which was first started over the summer.
The Queen of Rap is being accused in the petition of “erratic behavior” and ongoing celebrity feuds. Additionally, it attacks her personal life, accusing her of providing sanctuary to her husband, documented sex offender Kenneth Petty. These talking points have followed her for years, but as she praised Trump and JD Vance on stage, the energy went into overdrive, indicating a complete conversion toward conservatism motivated by faith.
Nicki even mentioned her support for Nigerian Christians who are oppressed throughout her performance, which many fans found puzzling considering her prior criticism of the previous government.
The petition’s architects contend that her influence is no longer constructive, while critics call this new chapter a “dangerous” change.
Nicki, who moved from Trinidad to New York when she was five years old, is still a permanent resident of the United States despite the noise.
She made it apparent during her speech that she is not concerned about the “fake news” attempting to silence her, even though she hasn’t specifically addressed the 35,000 signatures.
The Queen of Rap is under increasing pressure as the number of signatures keeps rising, regardless of whether the Barbz can assist her in overcoming the “deportation” accusations.
