Nicki Minaj has named some of her favourite “girls of all time” – check them out below.
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This past weekend, Minaj shared a list of her “fave girls of all time” via a playlist curated for her channel on the streaming platform Stationhead. “Some of my fave girls of all time. Icons,” Minaj wrote on the live audio app per Complex before playing songs from Rihanna, Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish, Sabrina Carpenter and Taylor Swift.
The list was captured by fans and shared on social media. The songs included in the playlist were Swift’s ‘Anti-Hero’, Billie Eilish’s ‘ocean eyes’, Rihanna’s ‘Kiss It Better’, Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Taste’ and ‘intro’ by Ariana Grande.
Check out the post below.
Nicki Minaj shows love to Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish and Rihanna on Stationhead:
“Some of my fave girls of all time. Icons” pic.twitter.com/Ds9tq4UuE8
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It comes after the rapper announced the deluxe album ‘Pink Friday 2 – The Hiatus’, which was due for release on December 13. However, the album has yet to be released, and Nicki Minaj has yet to address the delay. In November, Minaj teased that her “next official album” would be arriving at some point in 2025 along with an announcement for another live tour.
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It followed on from a 10th anniversary edition of ‘The Pinkprint’ featuring previously unreleased songs. Elsewhere, fans speculated over a potential upcoming collaboration with FKA Twigs after footage emerged of the pair together. Minaj denied any rumours suggesting she would be going on a hiatus soon in October, saying that she “ain’t going no-mthfkn’-where”.
In other Nicki Minaj-related news, the rapper has responded to an assault lawsuit levelled against her by a former employee, claiming that the allegations are “false and frivolous”.
Earlier this month (January 3), a 10-page complaint was filed in Los Angeles, with Minaj and her Pink Personality company being named as lead defendants in the suit. The accusations included assault, battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Minaj was accused of striking a male employee in the face while on tour in 2024.
