Nicki Minaj & Latto Argue On Twitter Amid The Grammys Classifying Nicki’s Single “Super Freaky Girl’ As Pop + Latto Releases Their Private Phone Conversation

Nicki Minaj & Latto Argue On Twitter Amid The Grammys Classifying Nicki’s Single “Super Freaky Girl’ As Pop + Latto Releases Their Private Phone Conversation
Nicki Minaj and Latto have gotten into a heated exchange on Twitter!
On Thursday night (Oct. 13), the two rappers began trading insults on Twitter after it was reported that Nicki Minaj’s hit single, “Super Freaky Girl,” would not be considered for any rap categories at the 2023 Grammy Awards, but instead would be categorized as Pop. On the other hand, it is currently being reported that Latto’s hit song, “Big Energy,” has been submitted for consideration in at least one Grammy rap category. Nicki Minaj was displeased by this announcement and took to social media to vent to her followers.
In her opinion, if “Super Freaky Girl” wasn’t going to be considered for any rap categories, neither should Latto’s “Big Energy.”
Nicki tweeted:
“I have no prob being moved out the RAP category as long as we r ALL being treated FAIRLY. If SFG has 2B moved out RAP then so does Big Energy! ANY1 who says diff is simply a Nicki hater or a troll. I’d actually LUV 2 c a more street record win- male OR female! IJS rightIsRight”







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