Nicki Minaj has released an aggressive single off her upcoming album. The song, "Chi-Raq" (feat. Lil Herb), marks the first bit of promotion for "The Pink Print," a projected followup to "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded."
This new song is decidedly more gritty than some of the mainstream dance-pop more recently associated with the rapper. She churns out hard-hitting wordplay over a beat by Boi-1da, Vinylz and Allen Ritter, making sure to address the controversy attached to the cover art of her "Lookin' Ass" single: "Malcom X daughter came at me / Lookin' ass n----s ain't happy."
Whatever your thoughts on "Chi-Raq," there'll be more of this re-upped return to form. “I always got a trick up my sleeve,” Minaj teases in the final verse of the song. “I might give you a new trick every week until this album drop / I don’t know, I figured they wanted some more.”
This new song is decidedly more gritty than some of the mainstream dance-pop more recently associated with the rapper. She churns out hard-hitting wordplay over a beat by Boi-1da, Vinylz and Allen Ritter, making sure to address the controversy attached to the cover art of her "Lookin' Ass" single: "Malcom X daughter came at me / Lookin' ass n----s ain't happy."
Whatever your thoughts on "Chi-Raq," there'll be more of this re-upped return to form. “I always got a trick up my sleeve,” Minaj teases in the final verse of the song. “I might give you a new trick every week until this album drop / I don’t know, I figured they wanted some more.”
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