Nicki Minaj trying to hard and gets slammed by critics

[MightyWhitey]

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/uptown/local-harlem-leaders-fed-minaj-article-1.1615131
[B]Harlem and Malcolm X

[MightyWhitey]

I love Nicki Minaj's response because it is so uneducated and downright stupid. http://www.bet.com/news/music/2014/02/18/nicki-minaj-talks-controversial-new-track.html

"All the real n----s I know f--k with the song, so, if you b-----n' about the song, somethin' ain't right," she maintained. "I'm talkin about real n----s been textin' me like, 'Yo, I'm so glad you gettin' these n----s' asses!' I'm talkin' about n----s that really move weight, you know what I'm sayin'? It's crazy, so I don't know...if you've got a problem with it, you guilty of somethin' "

:roll: :lol :oldlol:

[D-FENS]

She may be trying too hard, but you're not trying hard enough to spell correctly.

[MightyWhitey]

She may be trying too hard, but you're not trying hard enough to spell correctly.
:hammerhead: Yes I noticed it too.

[nightprowler10]

I love Nicki Minaj's response because it is so uneducated and downright stupid. http://www.bet.com/news/music/2014/02/18/nicki-minaj-talks-controversial-new-track.html

"All the real n----s I know f--k with the song, so, if you b-----n' about the song, somethin' ain't right," she maintained. "I'm talkin about real n----s been textin' me like, 'Yo, I'm so glad you gettin' these n----s' asses!' I'm talkin' about n----s that really move weight, you know what I'm sayin'? It's crazy, so I don't know...if you've got a problem with it, you guilty of somethin' "

:roll: :lol :oldlol:
WTF?

[-p.tiddy-]

http://www.bet.com/music/photos/2014/02/when-rappers-replicate-iconic-malcolm-x-images/_jcr_content/leftcol/flipbook/flipbookimage.flipfeature.dimg/021314-Music-When-Rappers-use-Iconic-Malcolm-X-Images-Nicki-Minaj.jpg

the single cover

[-p.tiddy-]

http://carltonjordan.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/CSzatje.gif

[TheSilentKiller]

Miley >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Nicki Minaj

[ROCSteady]

Somehow I highly doubt OP gives two shits about Malcolm X legacy and jus using this 'story' as another reason to bash and draw criticism to contemporary blacks.

Lol I can't stand Minaj and her voice, rapping , etc. and my opinion on her was made a long time ago so this means nothing to me personally

You kno MightyWhitey jus covets negative attention for a uhhmm, certain sect of Americans. I doubt he sees Malcolm X with much reverence

[MightyWhitey]

Somehow I highly doubt OP gives two shits about Malcolm X legacy and jus using this 'story' as another reason to bash and draw criticism to contemporary blacks.

Lol I can't stand Minaj and her voice, rapping , etc.

You kno MightyWhitey jus covets negative attention for a uhhmm, certain sect of Americans. I doubt he sees Malcolm X with much reverence
Hey if "contemporary blacks" need to use the N word in a description with Malcolm X then criticism is warranted. But you see I'm not the one that said something first. The daughter of Malcolm X did.
Maybe black youth should also be taught to not use the N word. A little hypocritical to what all those black human rights leaders fought and died for don't you think? Maybe Nicki Minaj should buy a book on Malcolm X. It might fix her vocabulary and she may even speak proper English.

[Burgz V2]

I love Nicki Minaj's response because it is so uneducated and downright stupid. http://www.bet.com/news/music/2014/02/18/nicki-minaj-talks-controversial-new-track.html

"All the real n----s I know f--k with the song, so, if you b-----n' about the song, somethin' ain't right," she maintained. "I'm talkin about real n----s been textin' me like, 'Yo, I'm so glad you gettin' these n----s' asses!' I'm talkin' about n----s that really move weight, you know what I'm sayin'? It's crazy, so I don't know...if you've got a problem with it, you guilty of somethin' "

:roll: :lol :oldlol:

dear god......

[TheReal Kendall]

http://carltonjordan.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/CSzatje.gif

:eek: Them boobs jiggling

Have y'all heard Trey songz and Cassidy's response to the song?

[16X]

Meh. Who gives a shit what his daughter thinks? N*gga has become a term of endearment and I see no problem with the term being used next to a picture of Malcolm X. :confusedshrug:

I have no clue what "Lookin ass n*gga" is supposed to mean though. That's one I haven't heard before. Can someone clue me in? Does it mean looking to kill you or something? If so, I can see why people wouldn't like this.

[MightyWhitey]

Meh. Who gives a shit what his daughter thinks? N*gga has become a term of endearment and I see no problem with the term being used next to a picture of Malcolm X. :confusedshrug:

I have no clue what "Lookin ass n*gga" is supposed to mean though. That's one I haven't heard before. Can someone clue me in? Does it mean looking to kill you or something? If so, I can see why people wouldn't like this.
:lol :oldlol: :roll:

[ROCSteady]

Hey if "contemporary blacks" need to use the N word in a description with Malcolm X then criticism is warranted. But you see I'm not the one that said something first. The daughter of Malcolm X did.
Maybe black youth should also be taught to not use the N word. A little hypocritical to what all those black human rights leaders fought and died for don't you think? Maybe Nicki Minaj should buy a book on Malcolm X. It might fix her vocabulary and she may even speak proper English.

A little overdone to call out blacks for using n!gga as hypocritical... Shits been going on for decades and you yourself have hammered this point so many times it just is a big waste of time.

You're not changin anybody's lifestyle, causing reevaluation to anybody's behavior. You just sound redundant all the time becuz you have some big problem with Black America and what they deem is acceptable.

Basically, your opinions are more common than a dime a dozen, not insightful or creative or interesting. If u wanna make a difference about it, go mentor young black kids in person at a community center. All you do is repeat the same narrative over and over on a message board.

[MightyWhitey]

A little overdone to call out blacks for using n!gga as hypocritical... Shits been going on for decades and you yourself have hammered this point so many times it just is a big waste of time.

You're not changin anybody's lifestyle, causing reevaluation to anybody's behavior. You just sound redundant all the time becuz you have some big problem with Black America and what they deem is acceptable.

Basically, your opinions are more common than a dime a dozen. If u wanna make a difference about it, go mentor young black kids in person at a community center. All you do is repeat the same narrative over and over on a message board.
Truth is a big butt hurt. I know. I got what you're trying to convey. Black America though? No. Sorry. Just America.
And young black kids shouldn't be at a community center waiting for me to teach them how utterly stupid it is to use a racist term when referring to each other. That's what parents are for. Or is this another problem you don't want me mentioning because this is "overdone" also?

[-p.tiddy-]

Meh. Who gives a shit what his daughter thinks? N*gga has become a term of endearment and I see no problem with the term being used next to a picture of Malcolm X. :confusedshrug:

I have no clue what "Lookin ass n*gga" is supposed to mean though. That's one I haven't heard before. Can someone clue me in? Does it mean looking to kill you or something? If so, I can see why people wouldn't like this.

Music Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mwNbTL3pOs

[16X]

Truth is a big butt hurt. I know. I got what you're trying to convey. Black America though? No. Sorry. Just America.
And young black kids shouldn't be at a community center waiting for me to teach them how utterly stupid it is to use a racist term when referring to each other. That's what parents are for. Or is this another problem you don't want me mentioning because this is "overdone" also?
Words evolve, but you know that.

N*gga is not a racist term if the intention is not racist. The sting has been taken out of the word for probably most people. I can see why that would make someone named "MightyWhitey" upset though. N*gger is supposed to be the racists word to put the black man down. Now that blacks have turned it into a term of endearment, the word has lost the power it once had. White racists must hate that (For the record, I'm white).

[oarabbus]

I love Nicki Minaj's response because it is so uneducated and downright stupid. http://www.bet.com/news/music/2014/02/18/nicki-minaj-talks-controversial-new-track.html

"All the real n----s I know f--k with the song, so, if you b-----n' about the song, somethin' ain't right," she maintained. "I'm talkin about real n----s been textin' me like, 'Yo, I'm so glad you gettin' these n----s' asses!' I'm talkin' about n----s that really move weight, you know what I'm sayin'? It's crazy, so I don't know...if you've got a problem with it, you guilty of somethin' "

:roll: :lol :oldlol:


:biggums:

:roll:

She's talkin about real *****s that move weight, not these Malcolm X family chumps :facepalm:

[ROCSteady]

Truth is a big butt hurt. I know. I got what you're trying to convey. Black America though? No. Sorry. Just America.
And young black kids shouldn't be at a community center waiting for me to teach them how utterly stupid it is to use a racist term when referring to each other. That's what parents are for. Or is this another problem you don't want me mentioning because this is "overdone" also?

I mean I also get what you are trying to say and largely, I agree with it. I also believe in nuclear families showin their kids how to be respectful and not just being or conforming to whatever they see around them.

I'm not butthurt. I'm not a black man so I guess I have my own criticisms of what a large quantity wish to portray themselves as. Using n!gga doesn't bother me as much as a lot of other trends young black dudes repeat with alarming frequency.

I don't think blacks callin each other n!gga is a racist term, I see it as collective belonging thing, feeling part of an identifiable subculture. Sometimes it is hurled at anybody and anything but mainly, it has a connotation of acceptance. Whether that is warped or not due to the origin of the real racist word it came from is something else entirely.

Can't really call something racist unless you fully consider context and intent of how it's used.

[treadster]

I still don't get it why this hoe is popular:facepalm

[MightyWhitey]

Words evolve, but you know that.

N*gga is not a racist term if the intention is not racist. The sting has been taken out of the word for probably most people. I can see why that would make someone named "MightyWhitey" upset though. N*gger is supposed to be the racists word to put the black man down. Now that blacks have turned it into a term of endearment, the word has lost the power it once had. White racists must hate that (For the record, I'm white).
For the record, the user name 'MightyWhitey' was given to me by my high school basketball teammates. The majority of whom were black. And you're theory on the N word is simply all wrong. A white man can still upset a black man by calling him the N word. You're white but naive and probably still a teenager. When young black kids call each other the N word they empower racist ideology.

[ROCSteady]

Same. Minaj is an irritating b!tch. Only thing she ever did in music I fcked with was that Moment For Life joint. I like the chorus and beat lol.

She's cringeworthy, a faux artist that was proven when she did that cathedral wannabe Madonna shit performance at one of the award shows.

Can't wait for the day she's no longer brought up ever in casual conversation or pop culture forums.

Hated this phony since always, sans Moment For Life lmao

[-p.tiddy-]

I still don't get it why this hoe is popular:facepalm
dat ass


no ass, no record sales

[MightyWhitey]

I mean I also get what you are trying to say and largely, I agree with it. I also believe in nuclear families showin their kids how to be respectful and not just being or conforming to whatever they see around them.

I'm not butthurt. I'm not a black man so I guess I have my own criticisms of what a large quantity wish to portray themselves as. Using n!gga doesn't bother me as much as a lot of other trends young black dudes repeat with alarming frequency.

I don't think blacks callin each other n!gga is a racist term, I see it as collective belonging thing, feeling part of an identifiable subculture. Sometimes it is hurled at anybody and anything but mainly, it has a connotation of acceptance. Whether that is warped or not due to the origin of the real racist word it came from is something else entirely.

Can't really call something racist unless you fully consider context and intent of how it's used.
The hypocrisy on blacks calling each other the N word lies in the fact that the leaders that they praise all disagree with this terminology. It's actually ridiculous when you think about it. Do Asians walk about calling each other '******' or 'gooks' or Latinos calling each others '*****' or 'wetbacks' and etc? Using the N word is stupid. And it shows how much trouble that part of America really is in.

[ROCSteady]

Phony ass for a phony artist.

I've banged several girls with fake Tits and it didn't bother me but fake ass implants just seem too treacherous for me

[oarabbus]

For the record, the user name 'MightyWhitey' was given to me by my high school basketball teammates. The majority of whom were black. And you're theory on the N word is simply all wrong. A white man can still upset a black man by calling him the N word. You're white but naive and probably still a teenager. When young black kids call each other the N word they empower racist ideology.


So how would stopping use of the term ****a help in this case? A white guy calling a black guy ****er will be just as offensive if black people stop calling each other ****a...

[OhNoTimNoSho]

I love Nicki Minaj's response because it is so uneducated and downright stupid. http://www.bet.com/news/music/2014/02/18/nicki-minaj-talks-controversial-new-track.html

"All the real n----s I know f--k with the song, so, if you b-----n' about the song, somethin' ain't right," she maintained. "I'm talkin about real n----s been textin' me like, 'Yo, I'm so glad you gettin' these n----s' asses!' I'm talkin' about n----s that really move weight, you know what I'm sayin'? It's crazy, so I don't know...if you've got a problem with it, you guilty of somethin' "

:roll: :lol :oldlol:
This is what money does to people

[ROCSteady]

The hypocrisy on blacks calling each other the N word lies in the fact that the leaders that they praise all disagree with this terminology. It's actually ridiculous when you think about it. Do Asians walk about calling each other '******' or 'gooks' or Latinos calling each others '*****' or 'wetbacks' and etc? Using the N word is stupid. And it shows how much trouble that part of America really is in.

It's easy for wise, learned, experienced middle aged and even older men to nitpick the current younger generation and tell them the 'right' way to act and behave. Some things are obvious and shouldn't have to be pointed out but a large majority of criticism the young crowds get are taken from a perspective that the accuser has no actual first Hand experience with. Things get more complicated as we become smarter, more exposed, more integrated with each other.

I hear self righteous dudes like O'Reilly and the like make assertions about segments of society they have no interaction with. Just make rigid judgments on very surface level type exposure.

[Rasheed1]

Minaj is a fraud and basically just an attention whore

[bdreason]

I liked the song.

[bdreason]

And I'm not a fan of Nicki's music, but she's a talented artist, no doubt. Watch some older footage of when she was coming up and you can see the talent. She got signed and started making weird pop music to make money... but the talent is still there.

[JohnFreeman]

Minaj is such a vomit

[The Iron Fist]

Meh. Who gives a shit what his daughter thinks? N*gga has become a term of endearment and I see no problem with the term being used next to a picture of Malcolm X. :confusedshrug:

I have no clue what "Lookin ass n*gga" is supposed to mean though. That's one I haven't heard before. Can someone clue me in? Does it mean looking to kill you or something? If so, I can see why people wouldn't like this.
How many older black people do you call that everyday?

[ImKobe]

The beat is nice, never really liked Nicki's raps but she got a good flow on the track. I don't get why people catch feelings over this track though, it's not like it's the first song where all the rapper says is the N word, really tired of the new mainstream rap, where they just put the n word at the end of every line, be original.

I remember when mainstream rappers used to use multis and had a sick ass flow, now it's all vanilla.

[RedBlackAttack]

I love Nicki Minaj's response because it is so uneducated and downright stupid. http://www.bet.com/news/music/2014/02/18/nicki-minaj-talks-controversial-new-track.html

"All the real n----s I know f--k with the song, so, if you b-----n' about the song, somethin' ain't right," she maintained. "I'm talkin about real n----s been textin' me like, 'Yo, I'm so glad you gettin' these n----s' asses!' I'm talkin' about n----s that really move weight, you know what I'm sayin'? It's crazy, so I don't know...if you've got a problem with it, you guilty of somethin' "

:roll: :lol :oldlol:

Translation:

"The culturally relevant associates whom I highly respect seem to thoroughly enjoy this particular artistic endeavor. If you feel it necessary to demean my contribution to the arts, I assert that you may not be aware of the current trends in the genre. Many highly regarded individuals, cognizant of the direction various entertainment platforms have taken, relayed to me a deep satisfaction with my choosing to take a stand on this matter. Furthermore, it is important to understand that I'm referring to some of the most qualified professionals who have proven their industry expertise time and again, which should be taken into account when evaluating the scope of this situation. I'm confused by the backlash I've received, which has led me to conclude that those critical of my decision making may have an underlying issue with their current situation and, thus, are projecting their insecurities unto me."

[MMM]

why would my man Cassidy even respond to this
:facepalm

[ace23]

I don't understand why what some rapper has to say about race gets people so riled up.

[MightyWhitey]

I don't understand why what some rapper has to say about race gets people so riled up.
1 sentence Ace. I'll give you a 1 sentence answer.

Because it just does.

[MightyWhitey]

Translation:

"The culturally relevant associates whom I highly respect seem to thoroughly enjoy this particular artistic endeavor. If you feel it necessary to demean my contribution to the arts, I assert that you may not be aware of the current trends in the genre. Many highly regarded individuals, cognizant of the direction various entertainment platforms have taken, relayed to me a deep satisfaction with my choosing to take a stand on this matter. Furthermore, it is important to understand that I'm referring to some of the most qualified professionals who have proven their industry expertise time and again, which should be taken into account when evaluating the scope of this situation. I'm confused by the backlash I've received, which has led me to conclude that those critical of my decision making may have an underlying issue with their current situation and, thus, are projecting their insecurities unto me."
:applause: :roll: I'm sure if she was this articulate she could've been a politician.

[-p.tiddy-]

wonder if the Malcolm X camp understands that they are actually helping Minaj out with all this...

[-p.tiddy-]

Translation:

"The culturally relevant associates whom I highly respect seem to thoroughly enjoy this particular artistic endeavor. If you feel it necessary to demean my contribution to the arts, I assert that you may not be aware of the current trends in the genre. Many highly regarded individuals, cognizant of the direction various entertainment platforms have taken, relayed to me a deep satisfaction with my choosing to take a stand on this matter. Furthermore, it is important to understand that I'm referring to some of the most qualified professionals who have proven their industry expertise time and again, which should be taken into account when evaluating the scope of this situation. I'm confused by the backlash I've received, which has led me to conclude that those critical of my decision making may have an underlying issue with their current situation and, thus, are projecting their insecurities unto me."
:applause:

this is a really good translation actually...:oldlol:

[ROCSteady]

:applause: :roll: I'm sure if she was this articulate she could've been a politician.

There are many posters on this site that articulate and we could never be politicians.

Can you see any part of the iceberg that isn't above water?

[ROCSteady]

Translation:

"The culturally relevant associates whom I highly respect seem to thoroughly enjoy this particular artistic endeavor. If you feel it necessary to demean my contribution to the arts, I assert that you may not be aware of the current trends in the genre. Many highly regarded individuals, cognizant of the direction various entertainment platforms have taken, relayed to me a deep satisfaction with my choosing to take a stand on this matter. Furthermore, it is important to understand that I'm referring to some of the most qualified professionals who have proven their industry expertise time and again, which should be taken into account when evaluating the scope of this situation. I'm confused by the backlash I've received, which has led me to conclude that those critical of my decision making may have an underlying issue with their current situation and, thus, are projecting their insecurities unto me."

Amazing post :lol :bowdown:

[MightyWhitey]

There are many posters on this site that articulate and we could never be politicians.

Can you see any part of the iceberg that isn't above water?
ROCSteady that was just a joke.

But anyone, with a good education, articulation, and drive can become a politician. Why is your view so one dimensional? And why are you assuming I am ignorant when your bias is more and more evident?

[ROCSteady]

I don't think you are ignorant, you obviously possess some form of critical thinking & have enough real life experience to be aware of sociological and historical relevance.

I meant none of us with that level of expression and articulate wording could be large scale politicians. That's just how it is unless we have people close to us already in a position of guidance or large sums of capital

I have little (every has some shred just based on individual experience) bias towards hot button issues or controversy but I find it somewhat ironic that you attach a one dimensional view to me when you get noticeably tuned into and passionate of issues of racial inconsistency, particularly black culture. Why does black culture get butt cheeks clenched more than others?

[CavaliersFTW]

http://carltonjordan.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/CSzatje.gif
I approve

[ClutchOver9000]

Translation:

"The culturally relevant associates whom I highly respect seem to thoroughly enjoy this particular artistic endeavor. If you feel it necessary to demean my contribution to the arts, I assert that you may not be aware of the current trends in the genre. Many highly regarded individuals, cognizant of the direction various entertainment platforms have taken, relayed to me a deep satisfaction with my choosing to take a stand on this matter. Furthermore, it is important to understand that I'm referring to some of the most qualified professionals who have proven their industry expertise time and again, which should be taken into account when evaluating the scope of this situation. I'm confused by the backlash I've received, which has led me to conclude that those critical of my decision making may have an underlying issue with their current situation and, thus, are projecting their insecurities unto me."

:roll:

[MightyWhitey]

I don't think you are ignorant, you obviously possess some form of critical thinking & have enough real life experience to be aware of sociological and historical relevance.

I meant none of us with that level of expression and articulate wording could be large scale politicians. That's just how it is unless we have people close to us already in a position of guidance or large sums of capital

I have little (every has some shred just based on individual experience) bias towards hot button issues or controversy but I find it somewhat ironic that you attach a one dimensional view to me when you get noticeably tuned into and passionate of issues of racial inconsistency, particularly black culture. Why does black culture get butt cheeks clenched more than others?

I think it's a particularly interesting topic for one. I apologize if I offended you by stating that your view is one dimensional. I think I get passionate over issues like this because I see a certain hypocrisy that people just think doesn't exist. This Nicki Minaj issue with Malcom X's picture and using the N word is a perfect example of that hypocrisy. Connecting the N word with a man who fought against such epithets shows how ridiculous certain segments of American society really are. Then someone like Minaj goes on to rant (whether for more publicity or not) in the most uneducated and downright unintelligible way including the N word in almost every sentence.

[tomtucker]

It has been done before, in a much better way
.
http://www.shopradiocast.com/product_images/c/332/boogie_down_malcolm_cover__88135_zoom.jpg

[nathanjizzle]

didnt malcolm x preach segregation?

[Rasheed1]

didnt malcolm x preach segregation?


I want kids of today to pick up a book and read about Malcolm X's life.. Either that or watch some the many documentaries on him.

Malcolm's life was an arc that included almost everything..

He was Malcolm Little, known as "red".. He was a pimp until he joined the NOI.. He was Malik Shabazz as the right hand man to Elijah Muhammad until he was chastised and eventually exiled from the NOI(over some comments he made about the assassination of Kennedy).. He left and became a sunni muslim and learned that the racial tenants of the NOI were wrong and he changed a lot of his stances..

He gave some of the best speeches and and was a very inspiring person (especially after he left the nation of islam)

To have some ignorant attention whore like Minaj use his image for more of her trash music is a shame

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRNciryImqg

^^1 of Malcolm's best speeches^^

[Burgz V2]

didnt malcolm x preach segregation?

Malcolm's teachings cover a vast range of topics and changed drastically over time. Earlier in his life he was considered a black nationalist, advocated black militancy etc. which would essentially require black Americans to "segregate" themselves (don't like the choice of word you used, no disrespect, but you'll see why I am lacking a better term) in communities of their choosing. ONLY after seeking other alternatives did he condone violence, but the Nation as an organization did not care either way. They preyed on the emotions of black men in places like Harlem and Queens in order to gather support.

His issues with the Nation and its hierarchy led him to branch off and moderate many of his views (for many reasons, older and less immature, joined the Nation really young and out of prison, had a family, traveled the world etc.)

So he never preached segregation per se, more of a call to recognize black people and others of African descent through the ideals of Pan-Africanism, which advocates for the solidarity of these groups, not necessarily one that is expressed in spatial terms like segregation.

[Rasheed1]

Malcolm's teachings cover a vast range of topics and changed drastically over time. Earlier in his life he was considered a black nationalist, advocated black militancy etc. which would essentially require black Americans to "segregate" themselves (don't like the choice of word you used, no disrespect, but you'll see why I am lacking a better term) in communities of their choosing. ONLY after seeking other alternatives did he condone violence, but the Nation as an organization did not care either way. They preyed on the emotions of black men in places like Harlem and Queens in order to gather support.

His issues with the Nation and its hierarchy led him to branch off and moderate many of his views (for many reasons, older and less immature, joined the Nation really young and out of prison, had a family, traveled the world etc.)

So he never preached segregation per se, more of a call to recognize black people and others of African descent through the ideals of Pan-Africanism, which advocates for the solidarity of these groups, not necessarily one that is expressed in spatial terms like segregation.


Exactly.. Malcolm preached:

Self Reliance
Self Determination
Self Awareness
Self Defense

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGg0QagxAcw

^Another good speech "House Negro vs. Field Negro"

[step_back]

I don't really care for the song and I understand that the cover art is a little distasteful and taken out of context. Regardless of what you think of her music, I'd smash Minaj's sugar walls. Who's with me :rockon:

[nightprowler10]

I want kids of today to pick up a book and read about Malcolm X's life.. Either that or watch some the many documentaries on him.

Malcolm's life was an arc that included almost everything..

He was Malcolm Little, known as "red".. He was a pimp until he joined the NOI.. He was Malik Shabazz as the right hand man to Elijah Muhammad until he was chastised and eventually exiled from the NOI(over some comments he made about the assassination of Kennedy).. He left and became a sunni muslim and learned that the racial tenants of the NOI were wrong and he changed a lot of his stances..

He gave some of the best speeches and and was a very inspiring person (especially after he left the nation of islam)

To have some ignorant attention whore like Minaj use his image for more of her trash music is a shame

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRNciryImqg

^^1 of Malcolm's best speeches^^
I thought the movie 'X' was a great portrayal of the man. The sequence in Mecca and his letter back was key to understanding where Malcolm stood at the time of his death.

[-p.tiddy-]

I don't really care for the song and I understand that the cover art is a little distasteful and taken out of context. Regardless of what you think of her music, I'd smash Minaj's sugar walls. Who's with me :rockon:
I think Minaj is fun to look at...yes

http://filecdn.24hourhiphop.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/nicki-minaj-butt-nicki-minaj-booty-nicki-minaj-before-and-after.jpeg

not sure what parts of hers are real or fake...but I like her body type

[CelticBaller]

i would still fuc her

[step_back]

I think Minaj is fun to look at...yes

http://filecdn.24hourhiphop.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/nicki-minaj-butt-nicki-minaj-booty-nicki-minaj-before-and-after.jpeg

not sure what parts of hers are real or fake...but I like her body type

Exactly. Minaj is similar to Kim Kardashian and some adult actresses. They're trashy and a mans guilty pleasure.

Kind of like women that like bad boys.