Joe Budden Is Officially Done With Nicki Minaj

Joe Budden says he is performed supporting Nicki Minaj after she joined Erika Kirk on stage at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest on Sunday. He mentioned her look on the occasion, in addition to her broader shift in direction of conservative politics, on the most recent episode of his podcast.

“I’m out. I’m performed. That was it. Sorry, I’m gone,” he stated. “That was the final candle on the cake for me. Sorry Barbz, sorry Nicki. Don’t name me. Don’t textual content me. It is what it’s. Sometimes, how you progress round on the market does affect how I view you. This was one among them issues. I’d be a idiot to suppose that you simply did not take into account that earlier than you probably did it, which simply says to me that you do not actually give a f*ck.”

After occurring to criticize her for espousing anti-LGBTQ+ speaking factors, Joe Budden added that all the ordeal was “very anti-Black” of her. “Didn’t see ‘All little women matter?’ It was a sizzling mess on that stage,” he added. “There’s no technique to sugarcoat it. I’m performed. I’m off… An ounce of Black is Black sufficient for me. So, while you stand subsequent to folks that have made their agendas very clear because it pertains to Black individuals, then meaning you are complicit… It’s hurtful when individuals take all of that fairness in-built Black sh*t and try this with it.”

At AmericaFest, Nicki Minaj spoke with Erika Kirk about numerous political topics and reaffirmed her help for Donald Trump. She stated that he “has given so many individuals hope that there’s an opportunity to beat the dangerous guys and to win and to do it together with your head held excessive,” as caught by The New York Post. Additionally, she complained about California Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Later within the evening, Vice President JD Vance used her remarks to additional his anti-DEI messaging. “Unlike the left, we stand towards treating anyone, and I really like what Nicki stated about this. We don’t deal with anyone totally different due to their race or their intercourse,” he stated on the stage. “So we have now relegated DEI to the dustbin of historical past, which is precisely the place it belongs. In the United States of America, you don’t should apologize for being white anymore.”