Cyrus Langhorne
Young Money‘s Nicki Minaj has acknowledged the 10-year anniversary of her Playtime is Over mixtape. The hip-hop diva went to social media to put some respect on her own name.
This week, Nicki jumped on Instagram to salute her project and hint at her long-awaited fourth solo album.
Music producer London On Da Track recently revealed he had new music on deck with Nicki.
“We definitely working. We got a lot of good news on the way. I’m not going to put too much on that either. The answer to that is good news. … [Studio working with Nicki?] It’s very comfortable. She’s very straight-forward. I didn’t see a flaw in her. We kind of just kicked off and vibed to the music. She’s a very genuine woman. It worked out real good, and got a lot coming.” (Billboard)
Recently, Nicki promised to deliver a classic follow-up to 2015’s The Pinkprint album.
“My goal right now is releasing this fourth album and watching my fans react to it because I know it’s going to be my best body of work and I always love to be in that, in real times see my fans reacting to something. So that’s what I’m looking forward to now. Obviously I’m not telling them when my album’s coming out but I just know it’s going to be amazing because I want to thank the people who have rocked with me all these years – that’s next on my bucket list, to deliver my fourth album and make sure that it’s a classic hip-hop album that people will never forget.” (Shade 45)
A few weeks ago, Minaj seemed to tease fans with a subliminal Instagram message.
