Nicki Minaj has a strong message for critics who think that he shouldn’t have worked with Tekashi 6ix9ine.
Nicki Minaj says hatred is a sign of failure, and not to mention Meek Mill by name, she sends him a cryptic message. Some eyebrows were raised when Nicki Minaj was confirmed to be on Tekashi’s latest single 6ix9ine. The convicted rapper has become something of an outcast in the industry by choosing to turn his back on his Nine Trey Gangster Blood members and make fun of them to cut his own time behind bars. The move, while in 6ix9ine’s best interest, put him on the wrong side of hip hop legends like 50 Cent, Meek Mill, and Snoop Dogg.
One who never strayed from his side, however, was good to Nicki. Having been friends for many years, rapper “Yikes” was happy to get on the second single released by Tekashi since he was transferred from prison to house arrest. The decision paid off as “TROLLZ” shot to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, winning 6ix9ine its first number one and Nicki the second.
Despite the success of the single, Nicki is not blind to the backlash she received for working with the rainbow-haired artist. “Hate is a weak emotion, a sign of failure,” she wrote on IG alongside a photo of herself and Tekashi, taken from the “TROLLZ” music video that was filmed in the second bedroom of the top-secret house where she currently resides. 6ix9ine serving the rest of his sentence. “I love you guys so much,” Nicki said in a video to her fans after the song reached the top of the list. “We just made the highest pure sales of the year for every song released and you can’t buy that. That’s fan love. “
While the Barbzes are still in their corner, Nicki Minaj doesn’t care who isn’t.
