Nicki Minaj launched herself as “Billionaire Barbie” in a sequence of now-deleted tweets promising an album in March and extra tasks on the best way.
Minaj introduced her intent to “revolutionize the trade but once more” in a put up on X had been deleted by the afternoon on Sunday (Oct. 19). The rapper had shared a picture of horror icon Chucky and confirmed that she plans on releasing a brand new album on March 27, 2026.
In one other put up, Nicki wrote, “I could put out an album tomorrow and still revolutionize the industry yet again on 3.27.26. And then turn around and still release another blockbuster 4th quarter of 26.”
From there, Minaj teased a number of new inventive tasks she’s engaged on, together with three audiobooks and three documentaries.
While describing all the things she’s engaged on, Minaj revealed her new title, which is the one one in all these posts that wasn’t deleted on the time of this writing.
“Hi, I’m Billionaire Barbie,” she wrote.
Minaj additionally just lately hopped on X to inform followers they’d be upset if they found what number of inventive concepts have been stolen from her.
The rapper responded to a put up about director Bradley Banton’s interview with The Hollywood Reporter when he revealed that his movie More Life was impressed by one in all her lives.
“I’m so happy for this man,” she wrote. “One day, maybe I’ll stop just inspiring others & I’ll have my own platform to inspire from.
“Queen Radio visual edition & my documentary were too much light,” she continued. “If I told you how many ideas were stolen from me you’d cry. But hey. It’s ok, I guess?”
In a follow-up put up, Minaj criticized “gatekeepers” within the music trade for making an attempt to “control everything.”
“Industries are going bankrupt because they play gatekeeper with gates that were never theirs to keep,” she wrote.
“In order for the natural flow of evolution in any industry/civilization to reach its goal & beyond, the GOD appointed superstars & game changers & leaders must take their GOD appointed seats,” she added. “They must be allowed to breathe.”