In a dramatic turn of events, Nicki Minaj has publicly accused JT of betrayal, claiming that the City Girls star has sold out to Rock Nation and Jay-Z. This revelation marks a significant escalation in the longstanding feud between Minaj and the City Girls.
The beef between Minaj and JT has been simmering for years. JT and her former bestie, Young Miami, have previously criticized Minaj, with Young Miami even tweeting derogatory comments about the rapper. Despite their earlier antagonism, Minaj attempted to mend fences, revealing in a recent interview that she was initially enthusiastic about collaborating with the City Girls until discovering their negative remarks about her online.
Minaj’s grievances with Rock Nation, the management powerhouse helmed by Jay-Z, are well-documented. She has accused the company of attempting to undermine her career, citing instances where she felt targeted by its actions. This tension became especially apparent when Minaj accused Rock Nation of trying to sabotage her following a public feud with Megan Thee Stallion, an artist signed to the label. Minaj’s frustrations with Rock Nation also include allegations of them trying to silence her during a turbulent period in her personal life, particularly with her ex, Meek Mill.
The situation reached a fever pitch when rumors surfaced that JT had signed a management deal with Rock Nation. Fans and industry insiders quickly speculated that this move could be part of a broader strategy by Jay-Z to destabilize Minaj’s career. Minaj’s supporters argue that Rock Nation has a pattern of using its influence to pit artists against her, further fueling speculation about a possible agenda behind JT’s new affiliation.
The City Girls’ sudden shift in allegiance, from publicly supporting Cardi B to expressing admiration for Minaj, adds another layer of complexity to this unfolding drama. JT’s past comments and the subsequent fallout with Cardi B only serve to intensify the scrutiny on her recent decisions.
As the story develops, fans are divided, with many rallying behind Minaj and accusing Rock Nation of unethical practices. The question remains: is JT’s deal with Rock Nation a mere business decision, or part of a more insidious plan to take down one of rap’s biggest stars?
Stay tuned as this saga continues to evolve, and let us know your thoughts in the comments.
