Nicki Minaj, “F*ck your pickle juice & your $50 budget.”
“But had I accepted the pickle juice, I would be drinking pickle juice right now.”
Y’all know I like to remix a quote, but that’s basically what baby boo said. Tonight (Sunday) evening, we get a behind the scenes look at rapper, Nicki Minaj, on MTV’s documentary ‘My Time Now.’
Check a quotable from the show that will air tonight.
“So if I turn up to a photo shoot and you got a $50 clothes budget and some sliced pickles on a motherf–kin’ board, you know what? No. I am gonna leave. Is that wrong? Wanting more for myself? Wanting people to treat me with respect? You know what? Next time, they know better. But had I accepted the pickle juice, I would be drinking pickle juice right now.”
Odd analogy, but we get it. Check the trailer and tune in tonight (Sunday) at 10 p.m. on MTV.
{{Totally non relevant, but a) did y’all see Nicki’s guest ass appearance at her Thanksgiving concert? b) Don’t you hate people that use analogies all the damn time? Geesus. Christ. c) Good Night}}

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