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Kim believes a Cash Money deal and collaboration could have cemented Minaj as a partner in rhymes.
According to the Queen Bee, she was on pace to sign with Cash Money, the same label that made Nicki a star. "Me and Slim were friends for four years, and we decided that we were going to go into business together," Kim said of her plans with CM co-CEO Ronald "Slim" Williams. "I was over there with Cash Money -- I was getting ready to be partners with them." The deal didn't go through, but Kim did record "Grinding Makin' Money," a track that included both Birdman and Minaj. The Notorious K.I.M. claims that the track was slated for Birdman's 2009 album Priceless but didn't make the final cut. "They put the record out. I guess they didn't like the response -- they saw the response and they pulled the record off, pulled it back, never put it on his album, nothing," Kim said. (MTV)
Tensions boiled late last year when Minaj dropped her alleged "Stupid H*e" subliminal directed toward the Queen Bee.
Nicki Minaj teams up with famed director Hype Williams in the colorful video for "Stupid Hoe," a single from her sophomore album Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, now due April 3. The animated Barbie rocks a closetful of wild and wacky looks in the explicit clip, which premiered online. "Can't premiere on a network b/c its important that my art is not tampered with, or compromised prior to you viewing it for the 1st time," explained Nicki. Unleash the beast. (Rap-Up)
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