After a long time standing beef with Lil Kim, it looks like Nicki Minaj is ready to offer an olive branch to the 90s rap icon - will the two finally make amends?
In a tell-all sit-down interview with Joe Budden, Nicki Minaj disclosed some important revelations about her past, present, and future engagements.
Nicki Minaj and Lil Kim Feud No More?
The "Do We Have A Problem" singer most notably addressed the decade-long beef she had with fellow female rapper Lil Kim.
Lil Kim and Nicki were embroiled in a feud because of the success of Minaj's "Pink Friday" success.
Kim accused the Trinidadian-born rapper of copying her image, which the latter renounced with her pop-culture classic "Roman Revenge." Kim then retorted with the "Black Friday" mixtape, answering Nicki's diss track.
In the interview, Nicki told Joe how she felt like she and Kim should have been on the cover of a VOGUE magazine.
Nicki believed that her and Kim's influence on today's new female rapper generation warranted them to be featured in the influential magazine.
Most recently, in the 2021 BET Awards red carpet interview, Kim expressed that she is open to doing a VERZUZ battle with Minaj.
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Last month, Minaj hinted that she is open to doing a battle with either two unnamed female rappers, leaving fans imagining.
Revisiting the topic, Joe asked Nicki again as he felt like it should be Lil Kim. The "Bussin" singer playfully dodged the question saying she had not name-dropped anyone yet.
Fans have yet to wait, whether the two finally make amends or even face each other in a VERZUZ stage.
New management in the works?
In the same interview, Nicki also revealed that she is in the works of creating new management to handle new artists and herself at the same time.
"I'm putting the key players around together around myself because there are people in my life currently who I think are really good at what they do. and now, they're just a couple other seats open; and i wanna create my own management," Nicki explained.
Nick is currently with Young Money Entertainment, founded by her good friend, rap Icon Lil Wayne.
Young Money released Nicki's 2018 hit album "Queen," which peaked No. 2 on the Billboard 200 charts and was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America.
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