Nicki Minaj Criticizes Rappers for Choosing White-Owned Labels Over Her Own.
- Minaj took aim at artists on StationHead for avoiding her Heavy On It imprint.
- She highlighted that these artists then seek attention from her fans, the Barbz.
- Minaj revealed only her label’s artists would be featured on Pink Friday 2’s deluxe edition.
- She also teased collaborations with Drake and the late Juice WRLD.
Nicki Minaj is taking a stand, criticizing rappers for choosing white-owned labels over signing with her Heavy On It imprint. Speaking on StationHead, she expressed her frustration, noting that artists reject her label only to join others.
Minaj pointed out that these very artists then try to get the attention of her dedicated fanbase, the Barbz. She shared her grievances, emphasizing that they should support her brand instead.
In a firm statement, Minaj announced that only Heavy On It artists will be featured on the deluxe edition of Pink Friday 2. She made it clear that there would be no exceptions.
Despite her seemingly strict stance, Minaj previewed collaborations with major artists like Drake and the late Juice WRLD. She mentioned that these tracks were recorded before Juice WRLD’s passing.
During an Instagram Live session, Minaj teased that the deluxe version of Pink Friday 2, titled Gag City Reloaded, would be out soon. Although no exact dates were provided, she assured fans that it was coming.
Minaj played snippets of unreleased songs, including tracks like ‘Anxiety’ and ‘Mamita,’ and sought feedback on including the Juice WRLD collaboration on the album. She emphasized the importance of maintaining authenticity and not exploiting Juice WRLD’s legacy.
Nicki Minaj remains committed to her vision for Heavy On It, ensuring support for her label while honoring collaborations with other artists.
