Nicki Minaj was relentlessly attacked for asking questions and encouraging people to make their own decisions about the COVID-19 vaccine.
She was mocked on late-night television, condemned by major news outlets, criticized by politicians and public health officials, and turned into the face of “misinformation” over a single social media post.
Now it’s another episode of “Nicki was right.”
Nicki Minaj deserves an apology. But more importantly, millions of people around the world still deserve answers: the families who felt pressured, the pregnant women forced to make difficult decisions with limited long-term data, the workers who lost their jobs over vaccine mandates, the students whose education was disrupted, and the countless people who felt they couldn’t ask questions without being ridiculed or silenced.
From the biggest cities to the smallest villages, from wealthy nations to developing countries, every corner of the world was affected. Families were separated. Careers were lost. Friendships ended. Communities became deeply divided. Many are still living with the consequences.
@cardibisaflopp She just made a Fool of herself 😂 how Nicki ain't lift a finger but she was the one that ended up with a big knot on her face, going home looking so ugly and messed up.
@iconickPEN The industry can't wait to sabotage her. look at how billboards and other platforms are moving. Do you think they won't intentionally try to sabotage her music and make it seem like a flop? Leave her alone till she fix things internally and she's all ready.
@s0urpatchkiid@richm62876 Or did she announced to you when when she was fucking that DL man while still married and pop out a baby for that booty licker? Or when she said herself that she cheated with takeoff while still pregnant with offset's child? Did she told you all that? How come you know her goal?