Nicki Minaj set social media ablaze Tuesday after airing grievances against Jay-Z, and Megan Thee Stallion. Her posts drew immediate attention, with the rapper accusing Jay-Z of owing her $200 million while also criticizing Megan’s legal issues and suggesting Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez was part of a larger industry problem. In a pointed reference to Cardi B’s underwhelming single “Outside,” Minaj’s commentary seemed both strategic and personal, fueling a new wave of speculation across fan circles.
Amid the digital uproar, Minaj turned to X (formerly Twitter) to ask her fans where she should take her livestream content next: Twitch or Kick? That question quickly reached Adin Ross, a leading creator on Kick, who jumped into the conversation with a direct—and business-minded—offer. He warned that Twitch’s strict guidelines might limit Minaj’s ability to speak freely, especially on hot-button topics involving Jay-Z or Megan. Kick, on the other hand, would welcome her voice without restrictions.
Minaj’s next move could shake up streaming
To make the proposition even more enticing, Ross offered Minaj equity in the platform—signaling just how serious he is about bringing her into the fold. Known for his ties to Drake and Stake, Ross has carved out a space in the streaming world that aligns closely with unfiltered entertainment and hip-hop culture. With Minaj already finding success on StationHead through raw, unscripted audio sessions, the move to a visual platform like Kick feels like a natural next step.
Whether Minaj accepts the offer remains to be seen. But her decision could carry major implications for the future of creator-led streaming. If she opts for Kick, it could challenge Twitch’s dominance and reshape how artists connect with fans in real time.