Budden called out Minaj on the quick turnaround time, calling it “planned.” Minaj was quick to defend the move, claiming that after she and Meg’s first IG Live, people were egging her to collab with Meg, who presumably wanted her on a song equally as much. Recently, Minaj and Meg popped again on Instagram Live, rocking neon green leopard print fits, to preview the forthcoming “Hot Girl Summer” video. Of course, leave it to Joe to call it as he sees it. The two female rappers recently collaborated on “Hot Girl Summer” featuring Ty Dolla $ign, which debuted at No.

“I never said that you dumb f-! Cut his f-ing mic since you wanna be dumb!” Minaj said, before adding, “You like tearing down women when they can’t defend themselves.” And that was that for Budden … until a few hours later when Minaj taped a segment on his podcast, revealed via Instagram, naturally.Įpisode 15 of “Queen Radio” not only celebrated the one-year anniversary of the Beats 1 show (which debuted on August 9, 2018), but was also originally supposed to feature Megan Thee Stallion. Who gives a f- what she pop? But don’t sit here and act like you’ve never popped a pill,” said Budden heatedly. Then, Budden – a famously recovering addict – went after Minaj for taking drugs and making references to them on her last album, 2018’s “Queen.” On Tuesday, Minaj finally responded to the claim, calling his claims untrue and stating that she had no problem with Cardi B. “Nicki was upset because she didn’t know another female would be featured on the song,” said Budden on his podcast at the time of the song’s release. as well, a fact that Budden claimed bothered Minaj.

The song not only features verses from Minaj, but Cardi B.

But, no sooner had the chat started than Minaj dogged Budden about negative statements he made in the past regarding the 2018 song “Motorsport,” from Migos.

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