Nicki Minaj is once again in the center of controversy — this time dragging Top Dawg Entertainment’s Terrence “Punch” Henderson, singer SZA, and even the FBI into a fiery social media feud.
Earlier this week, Nicki Minaj took to X with a string of heated tweets aimed at Punch, accusing him of bullying her and claiming she had receipts to back it up. Things escalated when she believed SZA threw subliminal shade, prompting Nicki to go on a brutal offensive.
“SZA, if every song you’ve ever done vanished right now, the music business wouldn’t even miss you,” she wrote. “Btch what have you ever done besides yodel with auto-tune that needed retuning? Boo I’m an icon. You’re not. The end.”
The drama didn’t stop there.
TDE affiliate MackWop weighed in during a livestream, urging Nicki Minaj to tread carefully, referencing Drake’s loss to Kendrick Lamar in their recent rap beef.
“Nicki, relax before you get put in the blender like your boy did,” MackWop warned. “These days ain’t those days, respectfully… I ain’t gonna say nothing bad about Nicki. She’s dope. I’mma just chill and peep the scene.”
Nicki Minaj didn’t take the comment lightly.
She reposted his remarks and fired back on X, tagging authorities and demanding an investigation:
“Is this a threat? @FBI,” she wrote.
In follow-up posts, she doubled down, accusing MackWop of issuing public threats and hinting at criminal activity.
“@MackWop did you just threaten to harm me? @FBI I want this man investigated right away. He has ties to other ppl who’ve been a part of very shady business & is now threatening harm as well as admitting to a crime about someone else,” she alleged.
Nicki Minaj even speculated that MackWop’s “blender” comment could be a reference to Tory Lanez’s recent prison stabbing, suggesting a sinister connection.
“@CIADirector these thugs have gone way too far. They have now begun PUBLIC THREATS due to their leaders feeling above the law,” she added.
As the feud grows more intense, fans are left wondering whether Nicki’s latest outburst will spark more industry tensions — or attract the attention of federal authorities.
