Returning to her old British persona, Nicki Minaj has actively promoted the remix of Ice Spice's "Princess Diana."
Hilariously taking to Twitter, the Queens rapper said she'd be attending King Charles' coronation next month, seated directly beside Prince Harry.
The "Super Bass" rapper tweeted, "I'll be attending the coronation. Thank you. Stream #PrincessDiana until I land."
She wrote with a British flag emoji. "scones on dekk. Whole lotta gang sh!t. Fank you. Proper excited, really. Yes, it appears there was one seat open right next to Harry. I rang his telly & said: 'You be Harry Potter, & I'll be Hermoine.' We both loffed. Met him on the jet and now here we are. Ttyl."
Because of her announcement, Nicki Minaj has been dubbed the "Queen of England."
Ice Spice, Nicki Minaj' Princess Diana'
This week's new music poll has found that the hip-hop collaboration between the artist "Princess Diana (Remix)" with nearly 37% of the vote, beating SZA featuring Doja Cat ("Kill Bill (Remix)"), Post Malone ("Chemical"), Kelly Clarkson ("Mine / Me"), Metallica (72 Seasons) and many more.
According to Billboard, Nicki Minaj gave emphatic approval to Ice Spice's "Princess Diana (Remix)," making it even more of a standout track.
Not only does her signature wordplay and clever rhymes add flair to an already great song, but she also offers fresh perspectives such as, "She the princess, so f- who you lames is?"
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Nicki Minaj Vaccine Bill
George Santos, the Representative from the state of NY, has introduced seven legislative actions, one mainly spurred by rapper Nicki Minaj. The bill is known as "The Minaj Act."
Journalist Kadia Goba says its primary goal is to "establish a development period for new vaccines to generate public confidence."
This bill was introduced with its roots in Nicki Minaj's disapproval of COVID-19 vaccines roughly eighteen months ago. This opinion caused her to receive much criticism.
The "Anaconda" singer tweeted during that time, "They want you to get vaccinated for the Met. If I get vaccinated, it won't [be] for the Met."
"It'll be once I feel I've done enough research. I'm working on that now. In the meantime my loves, be safe. Wear the mask with 2 strings that grip your head & face. Not that loose one."
In the wake of her story, medical professionals examined the allegation that her cousin became "impotent" after getting the vaccine. Yet, to the dismay of many, no empirical data was found to corroborate these claims.
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