Nicki Minaj News: "Regular Degular," Harriet Tubman & (More) Travis Scott Slander

I’m not going to write an awful lot in this post. I don’t know if I can say this matter-of-factly, but Nicki Minaj‘s increasingly-confusing antics have gone from hilarious to where-is-her-team-and-can-someone-who-cares-make-a-genuine-welfare-check. Anyways, here’s what’s been up over the last day or two (not including her appearance at this year’s VMAs):

Following other updates to her new album Queen (ex. “Sorry,” 6ix9ine‘s “FEFE,” changes to “Ganja Burn“), Nicki has now released another cut titled “Regular Degular,” which — no surprise here — sounds a lot like a certain other female emcee’s slang.

This:

All the QUEENS I remember, SHOOK SHIT UP!!!!!!!! Queen of the week may go to HARRIET TUBMAN!!!!!! Had she just sat there & ate her rice, you niggaz history would’ve been a lot less triumphant. ?

— QUEEN (@NICKIMINAJ) August 20, 2018

Y’all I had no idea Harriet Tubman was now trending. I said what I said. ????? #QueenRadio will honor her tmrw. She said she could’ve rescued more slaves had they known they were slaves. I fought for streaming services to count toward billboard when alotta niggz stayed quiet

— QUEEN (@NICKIMINAJ) August 20, 2018

Finally, Nicki used her latest episode of Queen Radio to continue her slander of Travis Scott, who she’s still upset with because, well…he did a better job than her of selling records? Yea, Travis…I’d move seats too. Check that out below.

#NickiMinaj gave out a few awards today on the 4th episode of her Queen Radio show and she gave #TravisScott the award for “H** Ni**a Of The Week”??

A post shared by The Shade Room (@theshaderoom) on Aug 21, 2018 at 10:42am PDT

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