According to Blast, earlier in the year, the rapper drew intense criticism after she appeared to implicitly endorse the Trump administration’s agenda by reposting an official White House TikTok video set to her 2012 hit, “Va Va Voom.” The video, promoting Trump’s priorities, included anti-trans and anti-immigrant messaging, such as: “No men in women’s sports,” and “Criminal illegals are being deported.” The feud between Nicki Minaj and Gavin Newsom escalated further when Newsom posted an Instagram reel highlighting the friendship between Donald Trump and deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein, using Megan Thee Stallion’s track “Hiss,” as the soundtrack—a song that famously contains a diss toward Minaj. She continued her mockery of Newsom by saying, “I think Gavvy’s still transitioning” and “He thinks he’s Tom Cruise only difference is, his next mission IS impossible.” The ongoing, chaotic social media feud solidifies the rapper’s position in the political spotlight, a position she is using to target one of the Democratic Party’s most visible figures.
Author: Kerbi Lynn
Published at: 2025-12-14 23:41:36
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