The Game Defends Nicki Minaj After NoGrammyForGranny Trends

The Sport is coming to Nicki Minaj’s protection after individuals began a development clowning the Queen rapper after information broke that she was not nominated for any 2023 Grammy awards.

On Tuesday (Nov. 15), The Sport responded to a HollywoodUnlocked Instagram put up noting the information of Nicki Minaj failing to be nominated for a single award on the 2023 Grammy Awards had triggered her detractors to create the social media hashtag #NoGrammyForGranny.

“That is humorous as a result of Nicki is palms down the rationale the feminine rap recreation of this period is prospering the best way it’s!!!!!!!!!” The Sport typed over the picture. “Actually nuts mfs act any otherwise.”

Sport’s ideas got here simply hours after The Recording Academy launched the nominees for the 2023 Grammy Awards and Nicki Minaj’s identify was nowhere to be discovered. Nicki had a shot along with her hit single “Tremendous Freaky Lady,” which broke information and topped the Billboard Sizzling 100 chart. Final month, it was revealed that the music was solely being thought of within the pop classes after voters determined the music, which samples Rick James’ “Tremendous Freak,” was not historically rap. Following the announcement, Nicki responded to the information on Twitter.

“I’ve no prob being moved out the RAP class so long as we r ALL being handled FAIRLY,” she tweeted. “If SFG has 2B moved out RAP then so does Massive Power! ANY1 who says diff is just a Nicki hater or a troll. I’d really LUV 2 c a extra avenue document win- male OR feminine! IJS rightIsRight.”

She continued: “May you think about somebody telling you to not ‘complain’ about being handled unfairly at your office? That is my job. I work very laborious. No diff from a 9-5 the place it’s best to converse up for your self if you understand you’re an ideal worker & proceed to be purposely sabotaged.”

Nicki Minaj has but to win a Grammy award, regardless of being nominated 10 occasions. She has but to talk publicly after the Grammy nominations have been revealed.