Clash of Titans: Nicki Minaj vs. Megan Thee Stallion Beef Detailed

Big girls in the Rap Business are against each other throats.

Nicki Minaj Megan Thee Stallion Beef

Nicki Minaj’s “Big Foot” created a storm on the internet on Monday owing to its explicit words and allusions to Megan Thee Stallion’s personal life and business achievements. The song appeared to be a direct retaliation or “diss track” in retribution to Megan’s recently released single, “Hiss.”

Nicki Minaj’s latest track, “Big Foot,” ignites a firestorm of controversy aimed at Megan Thee Stallion.

The tension between the two popular artists reached its height over the weekend after the premiere of “Hiss” on January 25th. Megan’s song addressed all facets of her problematic experience as a public person, but it was a single sentence that caught Minaj’s attention. “These individuals do not express anger towards Megan, rather, they are upset with the legal regulations known as Megan’s Law,” Megan passionately raps on her track named “Hiss.” “I am uncertain about the specific issue at hand, but I assure you that you would prefer me not to initiate any action.”

Explosive Feud in the Rap Universe

Megan’s Law is a federal statute mandating law enforcement to make information public regarding registered sex offenders. Listeners systematically scrutinized the song, detecting a connection between it and Megan’s apparent criticism of Minaj’s husband, Kenneth Petty, who has a criminal record as a sex offender.

Petty was found guilty of committing the crime of attempted rape in April 1995, as a consequence of his attack on a 16-year-old female. He was held for a sentence of four years owing to the occurrence. Petty had previously spent time for manslaughter in the first degree for murdering a man in 2002.

Minaj has defended her husband restlessly for years: After talk show presenter Wendy Williams discussed Petty’s indiscretions on her program in November 2019, Minaj turned to her own Queen Radio show to say, “Every time you mention him you feel the need to bring these things up… I wasn’t conscious that in our culture, you had to be upset by your past. I was unaware that people are incapable of making a fresh start or modifying their behaviors.

Nicki Minaj’s Instagram Live Drama

So, it came as no surprise that Minaj swiftly went to her husband’s rescue via Instagram Live shortly after “Hiss” became a hot subject on X. Though she remained off-screen for the entirety of her Live, Minaj seemed seriously outraged when previewing a then-unreleased single that made several references to the Houston-bred singer getting shot in the foot by Tory Lanez in 2020. The highly-publicized trial finished last year with Lanez being sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Things weren’t always at odds between Minaj and Megan, who cooperated on the latter’s 2019 track “Hot Girl Summer.” But fans thought that their relationship had now deteriorated. When Minaj released her album “Pink Friday 2” in December, some thought that she was firing a subliminal shot at Megan on “FTCU,” recalling a phrase that addressed Lanez. “Stay in your Tory Lanez, bitch, I’m not Iggy,” she rapped, in reference to Iggy Azalea, who made news after she filed a letter to the judge in favor of Lanez during his trial in the implications from the alleged Megan shooting.

Explosive Reactions and Provocations

As Minaj went on Live to address “Hiss,” Megan appeared on “The Breakfast Club” that morning to proclaim it was written for the “motherfuckers [who use] Megan Thee Stallion name, they get 24 hours of attention,” she stated, before adding, “I’m saying, a hit dog gon’ holler. That’s it. Whoever senses it, feel it.”

Minaj’s tune, titled “Big Foot,” earned its formal release on Monday but Minaj had previously previewed most of the song’s heavy-hitting lyrics on her Instagram Live and X throughout the weekend.

She was heard slamming Megan for winning Grammys but still needing to “learn how to rap on the beat and be comfortable in the music.” About the “Megan’s Law” tagline, Minaj stated, “You bringing up 30-year-old tea from when this man was a 15-year-old child. You bringing up 30-year-old tea because no guy will ever fucking love you, and lying on your dead mother.” (Megan’s mother died in 2019.)

Unveiling the Controversial Lyrics

The lyrics of “Big Foot” make similar claims involving Megan “lying on your dead momma,” and the shooting occurrence with Lanez.

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“Bad bitch, she likes 6 foot, I call her Big Foot, the bitch fell off, I said get up on your good foot,” Minaj raps. The song culminates into a quiet, minute-long spoken word interlude in which Minaj declares she’s “very serious,” adding that she has more to say in “the second installment”: “Hoe, the things that you’ve lied about, even pertaining to your mom — you don’t want them out, OK?”

At the time of this article’s publishing, Megan has not given a direct reaction to “Big Foot” or any of the many social media posts about her on Minaj’s accounts. Instead, she’s been busy promoting “Hiss” which is meant to be the second single for her mystery third studio LP.