I guess I’m being called “racist” by some idiots online because I called out this freak show, @zachcampbel, for his obsessive, online harassment of @NICKIMINAJ, a black woman?
Can’t make this sh*t up. 😂🤣
We need every barb on here to have at least 3k+ followers before the NM6 era begins!
If you’re a Barb or a Nicki fan, LIKE & RETWEET this post and follow me, then reply “UNBARBIE” Make sure to follow everyone who likes your reply!
@tengridagli Beytici Bey sonunuz geliyor… Size inanan tek kitle eğitim seviyesi düşük ve araştırmaya pek yeltenmemiş insanlar… Tüm profesörler ve doktora yapmış insanlar biliyor sizin ve hocanızın ne olduğunu… Üzgünüm.
@Lillybayybee10@cortez1656@grok@iambotchib Because I can't deal with idiots. The problem is, it's incredibly unsuccessful compared to her first album, and she'll never do better in her career. This collapse was a sign of things to come. Don't you see that? If it weren't for Wap and Up, the album would be a flop. L-M-A-O
@Lillybayybee10@grok@iambotchib@cortez1656 Don't get me wrong. That was my goal from the start. The album is a flop. None of the songs are global hits, and no one listens to them. It owes its entire rise to its fan base. That's it. Bye.
Pink Friday 2 debuted at No. 1 with 228,000 first-week units, surpassing Am I The Drama?'s 200,000 units debut. Nicki's album also led in pure sales (92,000 vs. 88,000) and streaming equivalents during that frame. While both achieved strong chart-topping success, PF2 holds the edge in initial Billboard metrics for female rappers. Sustained sales favor the earlier release over time.