Nicki Minaj
slays the Nylon magazine April issue plus talks ‘exclusively’ about marriage,
meek mill and music.
If
you are a Minaj fan, reading this gives you one or two deets on the 33 year-old
star. The star who shot to fame after Lil’Wayne discovered her also talks about
her relationship with Meek Mill and how the rapper has influenced her for the
best; always empowering her to be better.
Now
we know why we stopped having her in the news for negative gist. Who needs a Meek Mill?.
The Super
Bass hit maker also reveals Meek refers to her sometimes as his fiancee and she
corrects him; “I’m
always trying to stop him, like, ‘Nope! I ain’t got that third ring
yet!. We’re just taking it one step at a time. And, you know, if that
happens, if I get married, then I’ll have a child, and that’ll be fun, because
I can’t wait to hold my baby”.
While
the world thinks the 28 year-old Meek Mill will have a hard time taming the
fire in Nicki, it turns out he loves her bossy attitude.
Nicki
Minaj told Nylon: ”When he
and I were just friends, he would always say, ‘You remind me of my mother, and
I like that because you’re like a dude. You’re tough like a guy and you talk
like a dude’.

She also
shares a tip on how to stay bossy and humble all in one: ‘When he and I were
just friends, he would always
say, ‘You remind me of my mother, and I like that because you’re like a dude.
You’re tough like a guy and you talk like a dude’.
”So
I always got the sense that me being tough and bossy was a turn-on for him. And
it’s important for me to keep my voice. Being in a relationship shouldn’t mean
that you lose your voice. Being in a relationship should mean that you’ve met a
secure-enough man to allow you, in a sense, to remain a queen”.
The
Trinidad-born, Queens-raised artist is the most successful female rapper of all
time. She made Forbes’ 2015 issue as the ninth highest earning rapper in the
world.
Her
determination ensures that she will continue to break new ground, she assures
with her new album which she promises will encompass all the love she has felt
this past year.
Nicki
Minaj is a multifarious performer—first beginning as an actor in high school,
then a rapper, singer, producer, style icon, cultural force. She left acting
because she was making more from concerts. Nicki Minaj encourages women to find
a balance between humility and self-respect.
Her long-time friend Monica gives an
insight on the star’s personality: “I think that the hardest part about [this job] is
continuing to demand respect,” says Monica of her friend. “It’s really not
something you can ask for, or graciously step in the room and beg for. You have
to demand it, and she’s very, very good at it. If you’ve ever seen her in her
workspace, and even if she just walks in a room, there’s a certain level of
confidence and respect that she demands, and I think that young girls need to
see that, because they have to have that in order to be”.
Miss Minaj’s
multi-personas Roman Zolanski and Harajuku Barbie are dead and gone, for now,
as she focuses on her next album.
She
treads back into acting as she appears in Black-ish creator, Kenya Barris’ Barbershop: The Next Cut. The
Anaconda singer is also an executive producer for a forthcoming Freeform TV
show which is inspired by her life.

Images & full interview: Nylon.com

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