On Thursday evening, the Queens MC debuted not one, but rather three singles with a lot of references and reactions to Remy Ma's diss track, "ShETHER."
What's more, the pioneer of the Barbz selected her Big 3 accomplices Drake and Lil Wayne for "No Frauds," in which she applauds back at Remy's subsequent single, "Another."
"You can't be Pablo if your work ain't sellin'/What the f—is this bitch inhalin'? /Tried to drop 'Another,' you was itchin' to scrap/You uncovered your professional writer/Now you wish it was rejected," Minaj raps.
She likewise discharged "Lament In Your Tears" and "Transformed It" including Wayne.
The new singles are the principal Minaj has discharged since her fight with Ma achieved a breaking point a month ago. On Feb. 25, Remy dropped a seven-minute-long tune in which she blamed Minaj for everything from plastic surgery to disloyalty.
At the time, fans conjectured that the melody was a reaction to verses Minaj spits in two new singles — Gucci Mane's "Have intercourse" and Jason Derulo's "Swalla" — that were purportedly about her. (Others speculated that the verses were really coordinated at another adversary, Azealia Banks.)
Mama, 36, rose to distinction subsequent to offering a verse to the 2004 Fat Joe and Terror Squad hit "Recline." In 2008, she went to jail in the wake of being indicted for ambush, unlawful weapon ownership and endeavored compulsion; she was discharged six years after the fact in 2014 and established her rebound with her most recent Fat Joe collab "As far as possible Up," which was assigned for two Grammys this year.
Things being what they are, Ma's hamburger with Minaj, 34, started before she was in jail. As Rolling Stone already detailed, their quarrel has been progressing for a considerable length of time. Minaj apparently impacted Ma on her track "Messy Money" off a 2007 EP, in which she raps, "Advise that bitch with the crown to run it like Chris Brown" while testing one of Ma's Terror Squad melodies "No doubt Yeah." And after Ma was discharged from jail, she freestyled over Minaj's 2014 hit "Truffle Butter."
Mama as of late revealed to Buzzfeed she was "not especially pleased" of hammering Minaj in "Shether."
"I don't support or prescribe the tearing down of another female," she said in the meeting. "That is not what I do. Anyone that knows me realizes that I grasp females. I generally need to do some young lady situated thing. I think we work so much better when we cooperate and when we help each other. I simply don't, particularly when I know somebody who's originated from some place like I've originated from, when you originate from the base and you've really figured out how to make a big deal about yourself, it just makes me upbeat. It just makes me all soft inside. Notwithstanding, if you irritate me and we get to be most outstanding adversaries, keep running for cover."
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