Do you think she'll say something?
Yall wonder how Nicki feels?
- Thread starter Rhapscallion Démone
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Do you think she'll say something?
If she does or she doesn't, I won't care either way. 
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
fukk it nicki still fine 
this man won
this man won
BlaqkSpliffin
Ni**as Still Weird - Me
Nicki is fine as fukk but her life lowkey seem sad. She doesn't really have any friends, she ends enemies will all her peers, she's 35 with no kids, every nikka she wanted didn't wanna wife her and now she's seen as a hating ass bytch who's past her prime and can't let go. Also she's a millionaire dating a ex-con sex offender. So many L's. I hope she don't commit that anytime soon.
Take It In Blood
Banned
fukk it nicki still fine
this man won
mad broads that look like her at ur local strip club
only difference is she has millions
Tenchi Ryu
Ashtray B!tch
Damn you can really feel Kim and Remy rubbing that wound
Cat piss martini
Veteran
Cardi took her spot and didnt
even say excuse me.
even say excuse me.
Marc Spector
the 4'11 Cuban
Ain't gon front I'd be tight as fukk if I was Nicki 
Imagine some dumb stripper bytch who doesnt have an artistic bone in her body, who wasnt in the trenches grinding as a rapper/MC completely lap you in accolades and supplants your spot in under 2 years.
I might would have to kill
Imagine some dumb stripper bytch who doesnt have an artistic bone in her body, who wasnt in the trenches grinding as a rapper/MC completely lap you in accolades and supplants your spot in under 2 years.
I might would have to kill
Tenchi Ryu
Ashtray B!tch
I bet Joseline from love and hiphop tight as fukk too.Ain't gon front I'd be tight as fukk if I was Nicki
Cardi is basically living what she was trying to do back when love and hip hop atlanta was at its peak
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
that's a pretty big difference, u tellin me i get to fukk and got access to her accounts
RadaMillz
Superstar
Nicki had her time in the spotlight but for the last 5+ years it's been the era of wh0res, this lifestyle has been glorified so much that every girl seems to have a premium snapchat now days. So ofcourses it was matter of time before CardiB or another degenerate would have replaced her at some point. Now imagine who replaces Cardi 
TrebleMan
Superstar
That's the thing, it's like what I mentioned in the Bow Wow thread, it's all about your reputation amongst your peers.
Cardi B just seems like a more positive and energetic person than Nicki Minaj.
The worst thing you can be in the industry is cutthroat. There's a level of confidence, no doubt, but you want to give off the impression that you're easy to work with and have good intentions for your peers and younger artists. If people act shady toward you that's cool, don't throw them under the bus unless you need to defend yourself (without overdoing it). Just keep it moving because if that's how they are then it'll come to the surface anyway (because they'll probably do it again to somebody else) and your reputation won't be tarnished. Word gets around quick and people talk.
But if you keep throwing shade, then no younger stars will want to work with you and the industry thrives on younger stars. That's how many artists who are older stay in the spotlight, they help the younger artists out and the younger artists give them some shine. There's mutual respect.
It's no different than any other job. At the end of the day they, like everybody else, are human and as humans we don't like to work with people who are cutthroat and overly competitive. Rather we like to work with people who will help us get better, are supportive, have good intentions and want to collaborate rather than compete. In other words, those who seek win-win situations for all parties. Nobody likes working with people who are only in it for themselves or have a serious chip on their shoulder (unless it's for a very noble cause) because it's toxic.
Cardi B just seems like a more positive and energetic person than Nicki Minaj.
The worst thing you can be in the industry is cutthroat. There's a level of confidence, no doubt, but you want to give off the impression that you're easy to work with and have good intentions for your peers and younger artists. If people act shady toward you that's cool, don't throw them under the bus unless you need to defend yourself (without overdoing it). Just keep it moving because if that's how they are then it'll come to the surface anyway (because they'll probably do it again to somebody else) and your reputation won't be tarnished. Word gets around quick and people talk.
But if you keep throwing shade, then no younger stars will want to work with you and the industry thrives on younger stars. That's how many artists who are older stay in the spotlight, they help the younger artists out and the younger artists give them some shine. There's mutual respect.
It's no different than any other job. At the end of the day they, like everybody else, are human and as humans we don't like to work with people who are cutthroat and overly competitive. Rather we like to work with people who will help us get better, are supportive, have good intentions and want to collaborate rather than compete. In other words, those who seek win-win situations for all parties. Nobody likes working with people who are only in it for themselves or have a serious chip on their shoulder (unless it's for a very noble cause) because it's toxic.
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