Nicki Minaj‘s diss track “Big Foot” has failed to impress popular streamer, Kai Cenat, who shared his thoughts on the song during a recent livestream.
This week, the Twitch star, who previously hosted the rapper on his channel, took to the popular streaming platform where he shared his opinions on Nicki’s “Big Foot” diss track directed at Megan Thee Stallion.
“I didn’t like this one,” he began. “Y’all always say I’m not honest but this is me being honest with y’all. Not for me,” he added.
The admission was met with a series of cancellations and unfollows. “How would anyone be mad at my opinion and my opinion only?” he concluded.
Last May, Cenat, spoke with Nicki shortly after revealing on a previous stream that the Pinkprint rapper had texted him asking if she could “stop by” his studio.
“Nicki just text me! Aw fuck! Oh shit!” Kai screamed as he ran around his room. “Everybody shut the fuck up. Shut the fuck up! Shut up! Shut up! NICKI!”
He continued: “‘Hi Kai, where do you shoot your show? Are you in New York right now? Are things good with you and Twitch? … I definitely want to stop by.’”
The conversation covered a lot of ground, including sex, with Cenat telling the “Super Freaky Girl” hitmaker that he’s “a freak” between the sheets.
Nicki Minaj & Megan Thee Stallion In Tight Chart Race Amid Diss Song Battle
“I will do what I have to do to make sure she is pleased, you feel what I’m saying?” Cenat said as Nicki cheered him on. “Like, when it comes to that category, I’m there 100 percent.
“My dick is A1. My dick is phenomenal. You feel me? Like, when it comes to this shit, that’s why I feel when it comes to that category, a lot of girls think…’Yo, you a baby.’ I’m 21.”
Cenat then proceeded to show Nicki — as well as Brooke Bailey who was chilling with the Queens, New York lyricist — a few of his dance moves, which caused the ladies to cheer in approval.
More recently, following the release of her new album Pink Friday 2, Nicki joined Cenat for a stream. The 41-year-old took the opportunity to thank her supporters, saying, “Everybody on this album is so freaking appreciated, it’s not even funny.”
