Nicki Minaj Speaks to COVID-19 Vaccine Controversy, 2 Years After Viral Tweets
Nicki Minaj is opening up about those viral tweets about the COVID-19 vaccine. It’s been just over two years since the 40-year-old rapper shared that she wasn’t going to the Met Gala that year because she wasn’t getting vaccinated.
At the time, she said she hadn’t done enough of her own research, but reminded people to mask up. She also claimed that a cousin’s friend become impotent after getting vaccinated, and “My cousin in Trinidad” became a viral moment online for quite some time.
Now, in a new interview, Nicki is looking back on what she said at the time. Keep reading to find out what she said… While speaking to Vogue, she maintained her stance and doesn’t have regrets. “I’m one of those people who doesn’t go with a crowd,” she said. “I like to make my own assessment of everything without help from everyone.” “Every time I talk about politics, people get mad,” Nicki added. “I’m sorry, but I am not going to be told who I should get on social media and campaign for.
There’s a lot we don’t know that’s going on in the government, and I don’t think it changes whether you lean to the left or right.” ICYMI: Check out what else Nicki Minaj shared in her Vogue interview… Following her tweets in 2021, Nicki called out the Philadelphia Health Department for sharing her tweets about the vaccine.
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