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Nicki Minaj-SZA Feud Explained: Minaj Asks Congresswoman For Help After Apparent Threat
UNITED STATES, JUL 18 – Nicki Minaj alleges threats from Top Dawg Entertainment affiliate MackWop amid a social media feud with SZA and seeks intervention from the FBI and Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna.
- On Thursday, Minaj tagged federal and congressional contacts, urging an investigation after MackWop’s livestream warning.
- Earlier this week, Minaj accused TDE president Terrence 'Punch' Henderson of bullying her after she rejected his business proposal, sparking the feud over misinterpreted tweets and SZA’s 'Mercury retrograde…' post.
- SZA noted Minaj had ‘asked for features twice,’ while Minaj countered that ‘Drizzy initially wanted her, not SZA,’ also referencing their 2014 collaboration.
- In her response, Luna said, `Please text my cell…`, adding `Can confirm, I spoke with @NICKIMINAJ directly…` to ensure Minaj’s safety.
- Now federal agencies are watching, with Minaj tagging CIA Director John Ratcliffe over alleged prison-stabbing ties, prompting legal and safety concerns in the industry.
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Nicki Minaj cooks beef with SZA
Rap diva Nicki Minaj took to social media Tuesday night to initiate a beef with Grammy-winning, STL born music star SZA. Minaj insulted SZA’s music and physical appearance in the thread of commentary that appeared on Instagram. The tirade began when she claimed that she was being “bullied” by SZA’s manager and Top Dawg Entertainment label president, Terrence “Punch” Henderson. SZA, 35, seemingly indirectly addressed the claims with the sublim…
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