Nicki Minaj lit the internet on Sunday when she showcased her curves to all her fans ahead of her ‘Super Freaky Girl’ Single. The 39-year-old bared it all in a skimpy harness and a matching headgear setting the tone for her new video.
Her thigh-high stiletto boots completed the look giving lovers of hip hop a sneak peek of what to expect once her new single hits the airwaves. Armed with a freaky whip and long pink nails, the bad girl shows her plump derriere setting the theme of her video.
In her long nails, she leans back with a raunchy look on her face. Her black thong contrasts with her shiny skin tone and complements the whole pink hue in the background. Her bust is covered with ‘freaky’ alphabets and leaves little to the imagination of her audience.
Curvy girls compete in the artwork making it clear that her video will be laced with mature adult content.
The ‘Super Freaky Girl’ will be released on Friday 12th August. A snippet of the track attracted hundreds of thousands of views and comments and her fans implored her to stick with the ‘freaky girl’ title. The queen of rap stated that she cannot legally use the title and it is unclear whether someone will sue her for infringing copyrights.
Nicki Minaj gets along with most of her peers in the hip-hop scene. She is one of the few rappers who minds her business and respects others. However, there is bad blood between her and Kanye West as expected and she recently called him a clown at the Essence Festival.
She is yet to confirm whether the new artwork will replace her earlier track image where she posed on the floor in a white satin suit and a long pink wig.
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