Later that year, she confirmed to Elle that there was indeed a new project in the cannon, describing it as “fierce, fun and unapologetic.” A release date was never announced, though the Queen teased speculative titles like “PF2” on social media, which many people believe is the sequel to her 2010 debut LP, Pink Friday. Using a freestyle as her message board on a record called “Barbie Goin' Bad,” a flip of Meek Mill’s “Going Bad” featuring Drake, she suggested that her forthcoming project was done, though she was hesitant to drop a single from it. Yes, it served its purpose of holding fans over and shedding light on her legacy, but fans need more than a sample-sized portion of new Nicki, right?Īfter releasing her Queen album in 2018, Nicki teased her fifth album on the mic and in print in 2019. This past May saw the rerelease of her 2009 breakthrough mixtape, Beam Me Up Scotty, which featured three new tracks, most notably “Seeing Green” by the YMCMB holy trinity of herself, Drake and their OG Lil Wayne.
NICKI MINAJ ALTER EGO FULL
Check out the full math rap below.Is Nicki Minaj season upon us? Three years and counting have elapsed since the multiplatinum-selling rapper blessed her fans with a full project of new material. It's unclear which performance came first, but we're still a bit partial to Chalamet's Nicki Minaj tribute.
There's at least one other video of Chalamet performing as Little Timmy Tim in what appears to be an actual club in Brooklyn, which definitely represents a step up from a high school auditorium green screen. "But I got too lazy." Chalamet also added that he got a D on the project which, despite the Oscar nominations that would come his way in a few short years, must still sting a little bit. "I was gonna photoshop my teacher's face in," Chalamet revealed. The young actor even filmed a video of him performing the song, which features him standing in front of a green screen and pointing around. While it's unclear exactly when the performance took place, the video seems to have first appeared on Twitter in 2018, and has circulated a few times since.Ĭhalamet explained on the show that while in high school, he wrote and performed a rap song for his high school statistics class, which he called "horrible, bad, bad level, worst level," though he did clarify that he had the alter-ego before he wrote the song for the statistics class. The performance features the future star wearing a pink wig, a signature Minaj look, in addition to some light choreography. Timothée chalamet imitating nicki minaj is the most wonderful thing there is and I can prove it!! /OWlB3q6mwN Chalamet was such a fan, apparently, that he performed Minaj's Eminem-assisted "Roman's Revenge" during a talent show at some point in high school. It shouldn't come as a huge surprise that Chalamet is a fan of the Queens-born rapper, as the Millennial-Gen Z cusp actor began high school right as Minaj came to dominate the space between pop and rap. The term comes from "Barbie," the doll which also serves as one of Minaj's many alter egos. For those not in the know, "barbz" is the name given to Nicki Minaj fans, not dissimilar from Beyoncé's BeyHive or Lady Gaga's Little Monsters. Let it be known: Timothée Chalamet is a barb.
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