Nicki Minaj Claps Back At Twitter User After Attending Fivio Foreign’s Party

Nicki Minaj had words for a Twitter user who accused her of being too grown to be partying with rappers. However, the outrage came after Nicki posted a video of her celebrating Fivio Foreign’s birthday to her socials.

“I wish she’d move on from this lifestyle, this isn’t you anymore Nicki,” wrote the Twitter user. Nicki quickly replied to remind the user not to create their own perception of her.

“Tell me you don’t know anything about Nicki Minaj w/o telling me,” the “Anaconda” artist wrote on Twitter. “Ppl rlly create their own perception of you then tell you not to be you. Girl eat sh*t please. Thank you. Out of all the 3 wishes a b*tch get a b*tch using 1 wish to tell me not to be who I’ve always f**king been.”

Also, Nicki Minaj added in her reply to the Twitter user, “My whole AUTHENTIC come up is fully documented for the world to see. YouTube is free I think still. Y’all want me 2b some rich RNB singer/pop star so bad. (Well not the smart ppl) they know my story. 1 thing u can never change is ur story. I can & will only be me. Take it or [leave].”

Furthermore, another Twitter user chimed in, questioning the aforementioned user’s intentions. However, they asked why they didn’t want a black woman “hanging out with other black men from the same background she’s from.”

“Other races can do it tho,” Minaj wrote in a separate tweet. “Ppl rlly make up an imaginary ‘you’ in their head. Sh*t wild.”

Nicki Minaj performing at the 2014 iHeart Radio Music Festival in las Vegas. (Photo by Denise Truscello)

Nicki drops collab with Fivio Foreign

Moreover, Nicki had many reasons to celebrate with Fivio. In addition, not only was it his birthday, but the two also dropped their collab song “We Go Up” on Friday. Similarly, the video has already hit over a million views on YouTube.

Ultimately, the song will feature on Fivio’s debut album, set to release in April.

“Can y’all please let me enjoy the moment? Please?”, Nicki Minaj wrote in closing on Twitter.

You can check out the video for “We Go Up” below.

Written by Olan Bryant.