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Nicki Minaj Compares Herself To Harriet Tubman, Twitter Says She's Been Wrong
Nicki Minaj Compares Herself To Harriet Tubman, Twitter Says She's Been Wrong
Source: YouTube

Nicki Minaj Compares Herself To Harriet Tubman, Twitter Says She's Been Wrong

Nicki Minaj Compares Herself To Harriet Tubman, Twitter Says She's Been Wrong Source: YouTube

After apparently blaming Travis Scott and Kylie Jennerover sales for her recently-released album Queen, Nicki Minaj has now taken to Twitter to compare herself to the revolutionary abolitionist and activist Harriet Tubman.

"All the QUEENS I remember, SHOOK SHIT UP!!!!!!!! Queen of the week may go to HARRIET TUBMAN!!!!!! Had she just sat there & ate her rice, you niggaz history would’ve been a lot less triumphant," Minaj tweeted.

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Inevitably, Twitter came with the jokes.

Minaj also called out Spotify, claiming that the music streaming service canceled a portion of advertising for her album’s rollout after she played her music early on Apple’s Beats 1.

"Spotify had to teach me a lesson but rewarded the man who has had an Apple radio show the longest; inadvertently helping the Apple platform the most. Oh I can’t wait for on Tuesday. They took away my promotion they had promised for the 1st cpl days b/c of this. ," the rapper tweeted.

"My music went up on Apple so I played it. I assumed it was on Spotify & Tidal at the same time. Spotify said that Apple tweeted fans advising was up & therefore they had to teach me a lesson. But PRAISE BE TO GOD!!!!!!," Minaj added.

Queen debuted at no. 2 on the Billboard 200. The album features appearances from Future, Eminem, Lil Wayne, The Weeknd, Swae Lee, Ariana Grande, and a pleasant surprise appearance from Foxy Brown.