Nicki Minaj Celebrates Music Milestone With Twerk Session [VIDEO]
Minaj Celebrates New Music Milestone
Congratulations to Nicki Minaj! On Monday, she made a new record for most Hot 100 hits by a female artist. The rapper’s three new songs all landed on the Billboard chart, giving herĀ a total of 76 Hot 100 entries. This now breaks the record of 73 she previously held with Aretha Franklin. Minaj celebrated on social media writing:
Man, I tell ya… God said he ain’t done showing off yet. Lol. Walked off stage to find out history was made yet again today. #NoFrauds #RegretInYourTears + #ChangedIt charted this week on Billboard & I now hold the title of most Hot 100 entries in the HISTORY of BILLBOARD among women of EVERY genre. To my fans: I fkn love u guys more than I’ll ever be able to put in words. Thank u so much for your unwavering love & support. God bless each & every one of you. To God be the glory. #YoungMoney #NickiInLONDON Island girl from South Side Jamaica, QUEENS!!!! NEW YORK CITY!!!!! ?Rrraaaahhhhhhhh!!!!!!!
She also celebrated by giving fans an R-Rated twerk session on the ‘Gram.
Check her out below.
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