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New Section: Critisism toward Nicki Minaj

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Nicki Minaj was facing criticism for dancing on the Westerminster Bridge seen in her music video “No Frauds”, due to the music video taking place right after the london terrorist attack that took place on May 22, 2017. Minaj herself never made a comment on whether or not the scenes would be edited out of the music video. Everybody that was involved in the production of the music video was very devastated about the news, and later, Nicki Manaj paid tribute to the victims following the attack, and she quotes “May God Protect everyone in London” (“Nicki Minaj criticised for Westminster Bridge scene in No Frauds video 'too soon' after London terror attack”).

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about how many singles of "No Frauds" by Nicki Minaj sold 78,861 albums in the first week of its release, and then was rated number one for the most records sold in a week. This caused Bruno Mars’s song “Knock Down” to be moved to the second most sold song in a week (“Hip Hop & R&B Single Sales: Nicki Minaj Debuts #1 With "No Frauds").

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shanghai.talk to me 17:29, 3 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]