Safaree Samuels: I want $2 million from Nicki Minaj. [VIDEO]
Safaree Samuels Wants $2 Million From Nicki Minaj
Safaree Samuels is ready to reveal the number that he wants from Nicki Minaj. Last week the Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood cast member, who is also the ex boyfriend of Minaj, appeared on the Wendy Williams Show. During his appearance he was asked about the lawsuit he filed against Minaj.
Safaree explained that he has now dropped the suit but still believes Minaj owes him money for contributing musically to her past projects. When pressed by Wendy for a number, he remained mum. However, during a new interview with ThisIS50.com, he states that he regrets NOT saying how much he wants from the rapper. Safaree says,
I wish I had said 2 million. I know what’s really there. You can take two million and say here, live your life and leave me alone.
He adds,
It’s not like I’m on some I need half.
Check out the clip.
Does 2 million seem like a fair number, based on the amount of work Safaree claims that he’s contributed to Minaj’s career?
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