Yung Miami Asks Nicki Minaj To Unblock Her: I Ain’t Do Sh*t
Yung Miami Asks Nicki Minaj To Unblock Her
Yung Miami is making headlines for a recent request that she made of Nicki Minaj. On Sunday (May 16th), the City Girls rapper asked Nicki Minaj to unblock her from Instagram.
When questioned about her motive, she followed up noting that she wasn’t obsessed or desperate and didn’t “do sh*t” that warranted her for being blocked.
While Minaj has yet to explain why she blocked Yung Miami, one social media user pointed out this comment made by her on The Breakfast Club may have served as motive.
Is this you caresha?????? I CANTT. @YungMiami305 @NICKIMINAJ pic.twitter.com/H9vPaVHS3k
— badbxchquotes._ (@badbxchquotes) May 16, 2021
Meanwhile, check out some reactions to Yung Miami’s request.
well… pic.twitter.com/8EmjFmfClf
— no face avi era?? (@jaramakino) May 16, 2021
plssssss @NICKIMINAJ ….we actually like yung miami pic.twitter.com/6Sh72kHZX1
— ?? (@nazphilly) May 16, 2021
Caresha saw Santana fina get that feature ???
Caresha : pic.twitter.com/Hk16h614mx— Just Shana (@N3rdiction) May 16, 2021
Should Minaj unblock Yung Miami? Let us know in the comments.








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