Barbz nation ruler Nicki Minaj went off on a fake Rap Alert account on Twitter after it accused the rapper of gifting her husband, Kenneth Petty, a “Big Sleeze” chain.
Nicki set the bogus “Rap Alert” account in its place and the record straight.
“This is a blatant lie,” she wrote in a since-deleted tweet. “Would you like to be added to the list of blogs making up random stories, not FAQ checking & getting sued too, boo?”
Nicki responded to a tweet demanding Nicki and her family be left alone, quote-tweeting, “They [are] only projecting their own unhappy family onto others. Pray for them, babe. Must be a miserable life. I can’t relate.”
In another quote tweet, the “Pound the Alarm” rapper declared people try to dilly-dally with her but affirmed she wasn’t one to play with. Nicki added she had proof blogs pay for fake narratives.
The real Rap Alert account caught wind of the impersonating account and tweeted, “This is y’all fault for hyping up an impersonator that does everything for likes anyways.”
The account holder asked people to inform Nicki that the other account was “an impersonator page.”
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This isn’t a rando’s first attempt to mess with the rapper. Sis2Sis reported that Nicki and her family fell victim to swatting pranks twice. The first time occurred when a caller falsely accused Nicki and Kenneth of abusing their 2-year-old son, “Papa Bear.”
The second time occurred when a caller claimed their house was on fire around 3 a.m. Authorities arrived both times, confirming the claims were false.
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