Charlie Kirk’s Harsh Criticism Of Nicki Minaj Resurfaces Online

Charlie Kirk beforehand condemned Nicki Minaj as a nasty position mannequin for Black ladies whereas talking at a Turning Point USA occasion earlier than his demise. A clip of the second has been resurfacing on social media after his spouse, Erika, introduced out Minaj at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest on Sunday.

“I do not assume that is a superb position mannequin for 18-year-old Black ladies. I do not assume that songs which can be speaking about glorifying moist feminine genitalia are exactly– I do not know which one wrote that track… The position fashions of the Nineteen Forties and ’50s for Black America have been utterly totally different,” Charlie argues within the video circulating on-line.

When The Neighborhood Talk posted the clip on Instagram, followers had a lot to say within the feedback part. “Would Charlie Kirk immediately need his spouse round Nicki Minaj? Probably not,” one consumer wrote. Another added with laughing emojis: “All that boot licking and he didn’t even respect her.”

At AmericaFest, Nicki Minaj spoke with Erika Kirk about quite a few political matters. She additional praised President Donald Trump, as she’s achieved several times in recent months, whereas additionally condemning California Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Speaking of Trump, Minaj mentioned that he “has given so many individuals hope that there’s an opportunity to beat the unhealthy guys and to win and to do it along with your head held excessive,” as caught by The New York Post.

Vice President JD Vance ended up giving her a shout-out throughout his speech later within the night time. “Unlike the left, we stand in opposition to treating anyone, and I like what Nicki mentioned about this. We don’t deal with anyone totally different due to their race or their intercourse,” Vance mentioned. “So we’ve got relegated DEI to the dustbin of historical past, which is precisely the place it belongs. In the United States of America, you don’t must apologize for being white anymore.”