Nicki Minaj Spazzes Out On Roc Nation For Supporting Megan Thee Stallion’s “HISS”

Nicki Minaj criticized Roc Nation, Megan Thee Stallion's management, in an X rant on Sunday evening (Jan. 28) for their promotional ad support in the Houston Hottie's diss track "HISS.” Minaj addressed Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez directly regarding the company's involvement in the ongoing feud between her and Megan.

“Spending SOOOOOOOO MUCH MONEY. But she’s the lil broke independent artist,” Nicki tweeted with crying face emoji. “Desiree, you gotta let it go, baby. The world knows she’s ass & can’t rap. Stop fkng trying to make fetch happen. #BigFOOT. I just put out a song with NOOOOOO promo. No video. It’s alrdy #2.”

The Barbz leader wouldn’t stop there as she revealed plans to share the Roc Nation CEO’s secrets as well. 

Minaj continued: “On the next song I delve into all the ppl Desiree allegedly fired for unknown reasons…other things as well. So many ppl were blind sighted & hurt by her. Allegedly. She’s willing to go broke to try to replace me…? Fix it JESUS. #GoodFoot”

While the beef cooks, “BigFoot” and “HISS” are performing huge numbers on the charts. According to Chart Data, “HISS” is #1 on the US Spotify chart for the first time ever with 1.649 million streams on day 4, up 52% as of Tuesday, Jan. 30. While “BigFoot” success makes Nick Minaj officially earns the biggest debut for a solo female rap song of 2024 on Spotify and debuts at #10 on the US Spotify chart with 1.069 million streams.

The video for “HISS” has generated over 6.8 million views on YouTube since its release on Friday (Jan. 26). 

The widow of Megan’s mentor Pimp C chimed in on the feud over the weekend and sent shots at Nicki Minaj on Instagram for mocking her late husband. To Nicki Minaj, Pimp C’s widow would comment that the mockery “wasn’t cool or funny.”

Desiree Perez has not commented on the Nicki Minaj tweets at press time. 

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Ebro in the Morning broke down Megan Thee Stallion's diss track and Nicki Minaj’s response track on Monday, Jan. 30. Check out the conversation below.