Nicki Minaj is about to polish off her acting skill for an exciting new project. Minaj has been tapped to feature in 50Cents’ upcoming animated feature, “Lady Danger.” And it’s certainly something that has interests piqued.
Fifty is a Boss
Fifty (Curtis Jackson) has had his hands in everything. When it comes to the television and film industry, it’s like a candy shop for the multi-media magnate. This time Fifty is delving into something a little different. His plan is now for domination in animation with the upcoming feature “Lady Danger.” And if this newest feature turns out to be anything like BMF, Power, or For Life, it’s a bonafide winner.
“Lady Danger
According to Deadline, Lady Danger is derived from the Dark Horse Comic Book Series authored by Alex De Campi. Lady Danger is set in the future, 2075, to be exact. The primary character is a resurrected field agent once thought dead. However, this revived agent of B.O.O.T.I (Bureau of Organized Terrorism Intervention) must hide her true identity as she takes names and kicks butt. Deadline describes Lady Danger as an
“afro futuristic a–kicking Agent of B.O.O.T.I.”
Such invokes imagery of what one might compare to a next-age “Foxy Brown,” which the masses can get down with.
Nicki Minaj, the Multi-Talent: “Lady Danger”
This is not Minaj’s first project in the realm of film/TV. Minaj portrayed Draya in the 2016 film Barber Shop: Next Cut. She also portrayed Lydia in 2014, The Other Woman. Minaj also has done quite a bit of work in animation. She voiced Steffie in Ice Age: Continental Drift, Pinky in Angry Birds 2, and Sugilite in Steven Universe. And now she’s taking on a take-no-prisoners persona, “Lady Danger.” One look at Minaj’s complete portfolio and her talent and business savvy are glaring.
What is Left to Say
The feature is currently in development, so there are no specific details regarding the release date. However, when those drops, FM Hip Hop has got you covered on the details. Congratulations to Fifty on yet another expansive project. And here’s to Nicki Minaj’s unimitable success in everything she has in her sight. Her light is truly bright and inspiration boundless.
Written by:Renae Richardson
