Nicki Minaj couldnt stay retired for took long, after a short hiatus the YMCMB raptress took today to return with her new track titled “Yikes.” Yesterday the young money queen gave fans a snippet of her new buzz track.
“All you bitches Rosa Parks / Oh oh, get your ass up,” raps Mrs. Petty. “Yikes, I play tag and you it for life / You a clown, you do it for likes, yikes.”
Check out the full song below.
With summer coming to and end Megan thee Stallion reps for all the hot girls as she debuts her new video for “Hot Girl Summer.” In the new clip Megan throws the pool party of the year as she is joined by Nicki Minaj and Ty Dolla Sign, who are featured on the track.
The sizzling new video also features guest appearances from Rico Nasty, Ari Lennox, LaLa Anthony and more. Check out the new clip below.
Megan Thee Stallion took over the summer with her viral catchphrase “Hot Girl Summer,” today the Houston rapper came to rep all the hot girl as she finally unleashed to long-awaited Hot Girl anthem featuring Nicki Minaj and Ty Dolla $ign.
The Juicy J produced single was originally supposed to arrive last Friday but after Meg and Nicki went on IG live added her verse right after. “We just went live together and she literally recorded her verse that night,” Meg told E’s “Daily Pop.” “They sent the song to me and I was like, ‘This is not real life. Y’all are playing right now.’”
Meg has a lot more to celebrate today as her breakout single Big Ole Freak was just recently certified gold. Check out the new song below.
Earlier this week Nicki Minaj teased her fans as she previewed a snippet of her new single “Megatron.” Produced by Pop Wansel and Nova Wav, Nicki unleashed the summer bop. The feel-good track comes with a sexy visual directed by Mike Ho, In addition to “Megatron,” Nicki recently collaborated with Trina (“BAPS”)
Tune in tomorrow as Nicki will host a new episode of Queen Radio starting at 2 p.m. PST on Apple Music.
Chris Brown, has released the vibrant and high-energy visual for the catchy bounce single, “Wobble Up,” featuring Nicki Minaj and G-Eazy. Directed by Brown and Arrad, the colorful and lively visual switches between shots of the three hitmakers in paradise, and Brown performing some impressive choreography alongside a crowd of dancers in a neon-lit room.
“Wobble Up” marks the third single and visual off Brown’s highly anticipated 9th studio album, INDIGO. Earlier this year, Brown released the tracks and accompanying visuals for “Undecided” and “Back to Love.” As fans await Brown’s latest album, they can catch the singer perform at the inaugural Tycoon Music Festival (June 8) in Atlanta.
Last week Nicki Minaj teased that her new video “Good Form” featuring Lil Wayne would be dropping today, after much wait, the YMCMB rapper unleashed the Colin Tilley-directed clip. In the new video, Nicki is surrounded by bad chicks including Evelyn Lozada, Brooke Bailey, and the Clermont Twins, and Lauren London.
Towards the end of the video, Nicki gives us a Young Money reunion as Nicki is joined by Tyga, Gudda Gudda, and Weezy, who delivers a fiery verse. Check out the new video below.
Tyga continues to ride out his hot streak of 2018 hits – from “Taste” to “Swish” to “Swap Meet”.
There’s no stopping him and he now enlists former label mate Nicki Minaj for the remix to his latest smash, “Dip”. The video sees big puffer jackets, all white backdrop, and Tyga floating around set. It’s T-Raww and Nicki paying homage to Micheal and Janet Jackson’s iconic 90’s “Scream” video.
Nicki Minaj has been in the headline a lot since the release of her 4th studio album Queen. With her most recent incident with Cardi B during New York Fashion Week, Nicki Minaj puts the attention back on her music. Today the YMCMB rapper released the video to her most most-talked-about track “Barbie Dreams.”
Directed by Hype Williams, the vibrant clip stars Nicki as some of her rap counterparts make appearances in Muppet form.
A few hours before dropping her new video, Nicki Minaj broke her silence on her fight with Cardi B as she gave her side of what happened that night. “The other night I was a part of something so mortifying and so humiliating,” Nicki told listeners. “I could not believe how humiliated it all felt.”
“I would never discuss anyone’s child and it’s so sad for someone to pin that on me ’cause I’m the bad guy and they know people would believe them,” she said. “I would never talk about anyone’s child or parenting…It’s so crazy to me that people always need to make Onika the bad guy…I just wanna let the world know that Onika Tanya Maraj would never, has never, and will never speak ill of anyone’s child. I am not a clown. That’s clown shit.” “She has built her career off of sympathy and payola.”
After airing her new episode of Queen Radio where she blasted Travis Scott, Nicki Minaj made headlines again as she pulled the plug on her upcoming North American tour. Instead, the tour will now kick off in Europe in February as planned.
In a press release, it states that Nicki has “has decided to reevaluate elements of production on the NickiHndrxx Tour…and to contribute more time to rehearsal ahead of the tour’s launch to make certain her fans get the absolute best quality show that they deserve.” It goes on to cite scheduling conflicts as preventing Future from appearing on the North American leg.
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— QUEEN (@NICKIMINAJ) August 22, 2018
Last night MTV held their 2018 Video Music Awards live from Radio City Music Hall in New York City. The night started as Cardi B kicked the show off with a brief and hilarious monologue. The night continued on as we saw performances by Nicki Minaj, Post Malone, Travis Scott, Ariana Grande, Logic with Ryan Tedder, Shawn Mendes, Aerosmith, Jessie Reyez and more.
Video Vanguard award recipient J.Lo also hit the stage before being honored with he biggest honor of the night.
Cardi B – Opening Monologue
Jennifer Lopez – “Vanguard Medley”
Nicki Minaj – “Majesty,” “Barbie Dreams” & “FEFE”
Logic and Ryan Tedder – “One Day”
Ariana Grande – “God Is A Woman”
Travis Scott & James Blake – “Stargazing,” “Stop Trying to Be God,” “Sicko Mode”
