Top 10 Reasons to Like Nicki Minaj
So many people in America claim that Onika Tanya Maraj is the worst rapper in history. Personally, I'm pretty neutral, but here are some reasons to give this woman a chance, regardless of what personality or appearance she may project on the outside.There aren't many female MCs in the game right now. Sure, you have Dej Loaf, Remy Ma, Chanel West Coast, Angel Haze, etc., but Iggy and Chanel are unoriginal, and Nicki is doing the best right now compared to others. We're lucky to have our share of women rappers in the game, especially ones with a net worth of $45 million+.
Also, people who hate on her for her sexual songs? They're literally her goofing around. Can females goof around about sexuality or nah?
When she was in Queens, she had just come out of her old nail salon off the block and was bombarded by plenty of elementary schoolers, fans, and old friends. She willingly gave away autographs, pictures, and hugs. She made the neighborhood happy, got into the backseat of her limousine with the window still open, and shared her goodbyes. The last thing she told them all was, "Stay in school! I love you guys!" She shed a tear as they pulled off.
She tells women to follow their dreams and not let men bring them down.
Hourglass figures are very attractive.
Well, there's obviously something amazing about her if she became famous and gained millions of fans, so clearly she did improve.
All you need to do when rapping is talk at a certain pace, and that is easy.
Nicki Minaj was born in Trinidad and Tobago and raised in Queens, New York, in a lower middle-class family. She started with nothing, but now she technically rules her own empire. She was a normal, broke person just like the rest of us, striving to become successful one day. Too much money and power can sometimes result in unintelligent life choices, like plastic surgery. "Moving back to the East Coast and knowing I can just drive up to my mother's house and brother's house... That would really do something for me." She revisited her neighborhood in Queens in the "My Time Again" documentary.
"I see myself holding my baby, breastfeeding my baby, and making my husband happy." Isn't this just the average life that every other woman in the world dreams of? Isn't this the American dream for most women here? At least people now know that she is not some alien from outer space who is "60% silicon, 40% human," like some closed-minded people claim. She is a woman.
Body changes are a choice, and this is a choice she made many years ago. She is still proud of it and not ashamed at all. Every woman wants to modify her body at some point in her life. But on the inside, she is very inspirational and spiritual. She is really a strong 32-year-old woman with a warm heart filled with lots of emotions. She sheds tears that only a Barb could love. If you don't know what I mean, watch My Time Again, as that is what all the details are based on.
She loves. That's all that needs to be said. She is an inspirational character and has a background story that inspires everyone. She is so good.
Ariana Grande and Jessie J began performing their song "Bang Bang" sometime after "Anaconda" at the 2014 VMAs. Black sheets were held around Nicki by guards as she was in the process of an outfit change. The black dress she was meant to perform in was too revealing and was not put on correctly in time by her designer, Rushka. When her cue arrived on stage, Nicki decided to hold the dress together with her hands and went on with her verse. Fans were roaring, even if they thought she was some "slut who malfunctioned on purpose." No, she did what she had to do. She went on, did her performance, and still blamed herself for it afterward, even though it was not her fault. "How much of a failure am I? I ruined Jessie J's performance."
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Her lyrics are like poetry and have so much meaning. She is such a good artist.
She treats her fans like close friends. On Twitter, she asked her fans if they would like the "Anaconda" video to drop that very night or the day after. The hilarious replies led Nicki to say things like, "Oh my god. My fans have an attitude." She gets so much energy from her fans during performances. For example, during her so-called "wardrobe malfunction," even though she was struggling to hold her poorly made dress together, her fans still loved her and cheered for her courage and perseverance.
I've actually found her to be a pretty funny person in general!
She's such a funny person. I absolutely love her.
Nicki tells her fans to get an education and be independent, especially her female fans.
You always want an inspirational singer.
Many people may know her for her pink wigs or always twerking, but the truth is she is a kind, loving person. She loves her fans, friends, and family. Her art has depth to it. You just have to listen and give it a chance.
She is also hysterically funny. She shared her old life as a waitress at Red Lobster, which came up in a conversation about their lunch schedule for the day. She described how she and her co-workers had to "steal the bread when they could" since they had to work 12-hour shifts with no great tips. Her choreographer and background dancer shared a laugh as they reminisced about their old restaurant jobs, and Nicki gave them dap as if those were the coolest jobs ever. She loves all her friends.
A fan on Twitter asked Nicki Minaj whether she would help pay off her student loans, and Nicki stepped up to help around 30 of her fans. She's also starting a college fund for them. Does your fave do that?