Cyrus Langhorne
New York rapper Nicki Minaj is finally getting some respek placed on her name from some of the Big Apple’s biggest personalities. Onika has hit up social media to share some serious co-signs from past rivals Funk Flex, Peter Rosenberg and Joe Budden.
Nicki hopped on Instagram Sunday (April 15) to share footage of her past three nemesis saluting her new “Chun-Li” anthem.
Back in February, Funk Flex publicly called Nicki Minaj and some other musicians “wack” rappers.
D@mn! 📸 @funkflex really went there and called out @lilpump @NICKIMINAJ @G_Eazy 😮 😬 💥 pic.twitter.com/aDkyl3giTw
— SOHH (@sohh) February 28, 2018
Last year, Joe Budden criticized Nicki for trying to make a rap comeback with Young Money’s help.
“All of the sudden there are a bunch of Young Money pics floating around with Wayne, Drake, Nicki, now all of the sudden everyone of the picture artwork is you [Nicki], Drake, and Wayne. Get that sh*t out of here, I hate that. Who was there for Wayne when he was having seizures and sh*t, I ain’t see a picture then. I don’t want to see it now that you may need that conglomerate to get back. I don’t want to see that now. I want to see you float on your f*cking own, Nicki. Best woman rapper in the world. I want to see her do it alone.” (Complex)
Joe with a strong message for Nicki Minaj. #EveryDayStruggle pic.twitter.com/eKIxuoDumM
— Everyday Struggle (@EverydayStrugg) April 10, 2017
Back in 2012, Hot 97’s Peter Rosenberg downplayed having any real issues toward Nicki.
“I didn’t like that [‘Starships’] song and I said it at the Summer Jam festival stage and then crazy ‘ish happened,” Peter added. “The only beef I ever truly had with Nicki was that she didn’t know how to have fun with the whole thing. She took herself too seriously with the whole thing … I’m over it man. No more tweets, no more telling me when you see me, ‘Yo Rosenberg, I hate Nicki Minaj, fam. Good job!’ I don’t hate Nicki. I didn’t do a job. I spoke my mind on one song and it became bigger than what it was supposed to be so guys, it’s over. In 2013, things are going to be different. Nicki’s going to go back to making that real rap, I’m going to drool over her when I see her again and, I’m going to go back to my roots; hating on the Black Eyed Peas.” (Hot 97)
