Nicki Minaj continues to voice her opinions fiercely on social media, recently targeting Terrence “Punch” Henderson, the president of Top Dawg Entertainment. In a series of unfiltered posts online, she accused him of bullying her, stating, “Lol. Yall remember that man from tde who kept bullying me on Twitter for no reason? We have the receipts.” She even humorously dubbed him “Minus 30 million,” suggesting significant financial considerations.
Minaj didn’t hold back, as she posted a photo of Punch, intensifying her charges in her caption. She inferred that he wouldn’t confront a man directly and reiterated that she possesses evidence of his alleged bullying and dishonesty, stating, “We have every tweet of your incessant bullying, lying, & more.” Furthermore, she expressed that the actions taken against her appear retaliatory after she rejected business offers from him.
Additionally, the rapper made unflattering comments about SZA, comparing her voice to that of a “dead dog” and saying it sounded like she had “been stung by a f*cking bee.” This isn’t the first time Minaj has been vocal against her industry peers; she has also criticized Jay-Z and Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez, claiming they have had a detrimental effect on hip-hop.
These recent events manifest the ongoing tensions and rivalries within the music industry, showcasing how personal experiences can overlap with professional relationships. While Minaj’s rants may draw criticism, they also reflect her assertiveness and refusal to remain silent against perceived injustices. This dynamic keeps fans engaged and highlighting the ongoing narrative of female empowerment within the industry.