[New Music Alert] Nicki Minaj Featuring Beyonce “Feeling Myself”
Another Nicki Minaj song from her upcoming album “The Pink Print” leaked this week. The song is called “Feeling Myself” featuring Beyonce. Both women a basically bragging back and forth about how incredible they think that are. “Changed the game when that digital dropped/ know where you was when that digital popped/ I stopped the […]
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Another Nicki Minaj song from her upcoming album “The Pink Print” leaked this week. The song is called “Feeling Myself” featuring Beyonce. Both women a basically bragging back and forth about how incredible they think that are.
“Changed the game when that digital dropped/ know where you was when that digital popped/ I stopped the world/ male or female, it don’t make no difference/ I stopped the world.” Says Beyonce.
On the new track, she and Queen B cover all their usual bases: they are cocky as all get-out, they are unfathomably wealthy, they’re game-changers. But Minaj also gets into some relatively rare territory for women: she talks about masturbating.
You could make the case that the song is wrapped around a double-entendre (“feelin’ myself” basically speaks for itself). But the song gets even more direct than that already-obvious nod at self-pleasure: “Bitch, never left but I’m back at it, / And I’m feelin’ myself, jack rabbit / Feelin’ myself, back off, cause I’m feelin’ myself, jack off / Heard he thinks about me when he whacks off / Whacks on? Wax off.”
As the kind souls at Rap Genius pointed out, “The jack rabbit is one the most well-known and loved vibrators on the market. It earned a special kind of meme status as a major plot point in an episode of Sex and the City’s first season.”
Nicki Minaj’s newest album ” The Pink Print” will be available on December 15th.
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