They were moving around & had a life of their own.
“This weed had the clouds turning into actual ppl & they were doing things. Minaj was also known for being open about smoking marijuana, even tweeting in 2017 about a particularly strong strain she encountered. The recent lyrics are a far cry from the ones she rapped in her 2010 hit “Bottoms Up,” which included references to various alcoholic beverages: “Can I get that ‘trón? Can I get that Remy? / Can I get that Coke? Can I get that Henny? / Can I get that margarita on the rock-rock-rocks? / Can I get that salt all around that rim, rim- rim-rim?” She raps, “I know they sleeping on me / Bitches got epilepsy / I don’t do coke, little bitch / I don’t even do Pepsi.” Minaj recently alluded to her sobriety in her song “We Go Up,” which she dropped last month. The rapper recently hinted at her sobriety in her song “We Go Up.” Instagram “respectttt for this realness sis 👏🏼💕 your authenticity and honesty in your journey is so inspiring,” a third person added. “I love you queen as a person that smoke weed a lot i get where u coming from so sending hugs & kisses ya way cause ifykyk it’s hard to be happy without a blunt,” a second person wrote. “Just enjoying life and your family queen, AS YOU SHOULD,” one fan tweeted. Several of the “Starships” singer’s superfans, dubbed “The Barbz,” praised her for taking a big step for her health and sharing it with the world. “baby are you high? one fan asked, to which Minaj sweetly responded, “No I’m sober & loving life. The Grammy nominee’s announcement came after she posted a chaotic video of herself frying chicken, which led some of her followers to suspect she had the munchies. Minaj, 39, also shared what seemed to be advice for her fans who may be struggling with substance abuse and addiction. Now I’m happy when I’m sober,” the “Barbie Tingz” rapper tweeted Thursday, adding, “No judgement to anyone.” Nicki Minaj revealed she is sober and happier than ever. Inside Nicki Minaj’s son’s epic Minions-themed 2nd birthday party
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