Nicki Minaj Gives Speech At Trump Rally; Trump Compliments Her ‘Beautiful A**’

[0:00] Nicki Minaj popped out in Michigan in support of President Donald Trump. [0:04] She gave a speech while at the rally. Let's take a listen to Nicki Minaj. [0:08] We love Trump. We love Trump. We love Michigan makes them know. [0:18] I am so honored to be working with this president. He represents resilience. [0:27] You know, so many people were maybe giving up a little bit, a little bit hopeless. [0:31] And since he's come back, he's changed the energy of our country. [0:37] Yeah, for the worse. [0:38] He's given us a future to look forward to, a brighter future for us and our children. [0:43] So let's make some noise for this great man. [0:44] That's actually not true. [0:46] I love him so much. [0:48] And we're not going to give up because we want our children to grow up in a place where we can be proud of. [0:55] We don't want our children to be bombarded with sex changes, right? [0:58] We want people to leave the children alone, leave them out of it. [1:02] So, President Trump, it is an honor to stand with you every single time. [1:06] And I will continue to support you forever and ever. [1:10] Does Nicki still rap? [1:11] Like, I mean, when the last time we got a verse from Nicki off? [1:14] You haven't heard her rap in a long time. [1:15] Like, I ain't heard a verse in a long time. [1:17] I ain't heard a song in a long time. [1:18] Like, when is the last time we've heard Nicki Minaj actually get busy? [1:22] But not only that, do the barbs still ride with this, right? [1:26] Because the barbs are affected. [1:27] I'm sure the barbs can't pay for gas, can't pay for groceries. [1:31] Their rent is high. [1:32] I'm sure the barbs are dealing with, you know? [1:34] I ain't seen them. [1:35] Well, she might be a little busy because we have, right now, there's a conversation about whether or not she's going to be the press secretary for the White House. [1:42] What? [1:42] Yes, because you have the White House communications director, Stephen Chung, who posted a conversation they were having on Air Force One about Trump being this great business and international businessman and said, [1:52] Ladies and gentlemen, I think we may have found our new White House press secretary. [1:56] I'm sure he was joking. [1:57] Maybe. [1:58] But one of the things that's definitely going to happen if Nicki Minaj finds herself in that White House, Trump got to start looking at, stop looking at her behind because that's what happened at the rally. [2:05] Let's take a listen to Trump on Nicki Minaj's butt. [2:08] By the way, I looked at one hell of a beautiful ass before. [2:11] Nicki Minaj. [2:12] That's hard to miss. [2:17] That's stand-up. [2:18] That's hard to miss. [2:20] What? [2:21] That's crazy. [2:21] Okay, I'm going to get back to my story, Nick. [2:23] I hope Nicki wasn't insulted, but we love Nicki. [2:26] She's been with us for a long time. [2:29] It's crazy when you're Nicki Minaj and you spend all these years demanding respect and demanding people recognize your talent, you know, only to have Trump reduce you to your body part, you know? [2:39] Man. [2:39] And that's why you got to stop confusing being chosen with being respected. [2:42] My man told her, stand up. [2:46] Ah, let me see. [2:47] Yeah, it was, I don't know, that just didn't feel right. [2:50] Right, exactly. [2:51] No, it was cringe. [2:52] Exactly. [2:53] It was so inappropriate. [2:54] Like, I'm sure she did it. [2:55] I wonder if proximity to the president has changed her standards that she's willing to tolerate, like, that type of public disrespect. [3:03] Because that contradicts the respect and independence, you know, I've seen her demand throughout her career. [3:07] And I know she wouldn't let no black executive talk to her like that. [3:11] Hell no. [3:11] The black executive told her to stand up and show your body. [3:15] Oh, she'd wild out. [3:15] She'd go crazy. [3:16] Nikki would a wild effort. [3:17] She'd go crazy. [3:18] She'd go crazy. [3:19] She'd run up through the podium. [3:19] Yeah. [3:19] Can they actually be outside, post it up? [3:22] And this is not a funny question. [3:23] I'm not trying to be funny with it. [3:24] Okay. [3:25] But is, is, is Nikki a citizen? [3:27] Of the U.S.? [3:28] Yes, ma'am. [3:30] Yeah, she's a citizen. [3:31] She's a citizen. [3:32] She, because didn't she get her citizenship when she was? [3:35] Yeah, she's a citizen of the U.S. [3:37] She wasn't born here, but she's a citizen. [3:39] Didn't Trump, like, help fix that for her or something? [3:41] Oh, I'm out of the same. [3:42] I don't know what y'all talking about. [3:42] Nikki would not be a citizen. [3:42] Remember, we had this conversation before because people were trying to figure out whether or not she's doing this because of her citizenship situation. [3:48] Because she talked about being younger and having issues, trying to figure out her citizenship. [3:53] I think when she was five, she came over from Trinidad and Tobago. [3:55] She's a lawful permanent resident of America. [3:59] Because she got a green card. [4:00] So maybe she's not a U.S. citizen. [4:01] I don't know. [4:02] That's what I'm asking. [4:03] I thought, like, a couple of years ago, maybe a year ago, he did something and they were making fun of it because they gave her a coin or something. [4:07] But that wasn't real. [4:10] I talked to the White House and they said that that wasn't a real thing. [4:14] So is she a citizen? [4:15] She thought it was real. [4:15] I think she got a green card. [4:16] She was brought to the United States as an illegal immigrant from Trinidad and Tobago when she was five years old. [4:22] But her citizen paperwork, she said on social media, was being finalized. [4:26] So she's not a citizen. [4:27] Right, exactly. [4:27] So I'm just wondering if this is because she wants to make sure she gets a citizenship to make sure she has no problem. [4:32] That was the whole argument last year. [4:35] I mean, you know, like earlier this year, maybe that's why she's doing all this. [4:39] January 2026, she said, residency, residency, question. [4:43] The cope is coping. [4:44] Finalizing that citizenship paperwork as we speak. [4:46] My wonderful, gracious, charming president. [4:48] Thanks to the position, I wouldn't have done it without you. [4:51] But I don't know if she's being funny or not. [4:52] Gold Trump card, free of charge. [4:53] I know there's a lot of artists that y'all be calling sellouts, but y'all be giving Nikki none of that smoke. [4:58] I feel like people were, people were, but it's so normal now for her. [5:02] Like people just moved on. [5:03] Like Nikki, like this got to be paid opposition at this point, right? [5:06] Yeah, but that was a time everybody was saying that. [5:09] I think I've heard, I heard it. [5:11] Everybody was saying it. [5:12] It's just kind of like you said, it kind of died down because wasn't nobody hearing nothing about her for a while. [5:17] I don't think it died down. [5:18] I think we just got so used to her being on the Trump side. [5:21] Nobody's shocked. [5:21] Nobody's shocked about it. [5:23] She's gone now. [5:23] I mean, yeah, maybe she's just always been this way. [5:26] I don't know. [5:27] Maybe. [5:27] That's what happened when we think we know people. [5:29] Yeah. [5:30] Y'all think she always been this way? [5:32] I just don't want her to think that, you know, she, I just don't want her to think just because she got a seat at the table, she's not also on the menu. [5:39] Yeah. [5:40] Yeah. [5:41] As you can see. [5:42] Yes. [5:42] Stand up, turn around, show me that ass. [5:44] You see what I'm saying? [5:45] Yeah. [5:45] It's a difference between being, you can be chosen, but that don't mean they respect you. 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