The Queen of rap Nicki Minaj recently held a show in Ohio, and Tiwa Sav*ge was in attendance.
A fan page of Tiwa’s had uploaded a news clip that the singer had attended Nicki Minaj acknowledged her presence by asking if that was truly her.
Another fan responded, confirming that it was indeed Tiwa at Nicki Minaj’s show. This entire exchange blew up on the internet, and it had a lot of hilarious reactions trailing after it.
missamusa wrote, “Nicki and Rihanna sabi people. They are free and not stuck up.”
ikembaba2000 wrote, “So Tiwa left without meeting her at backstage. She really needs a strong team”
chi_omaa wrote, “Nicki wants to be Nigerian by all means”
timania16 wrote, “Shorty is trying to break into the Afrobeat market”
soft_joyce_ wrote, “Nikki is a queen, Davido is d king, a good hear”
thefoodnetworknig2 wrote, “E shock you ba Nickiyat? Na so e de do us too, Tiwa fine like 100 people and half”
swt_juie wrote, “Only Real Queens recognizes their fellow Queens! Nicki is a sweet baddie”
annickys_empire wrote, “Na so we Nigeria be we dey always celebrate people and no dull moment for us Nigerians”
ist_vike wrote, “Our celebrities constantly making us proud world wide. If it was for only our politicians, hmmm nobody would have recognized us”
This isn’t Nicki Minaj’s first interaction with Nigerians on social media. A few weeks ago, she made a tweet in pidgin English, which shocked a lot of Nigerians.
When some Nigerians quizzed her use of pidgin English, Nicki Minaj still responded in pidgin, to the surprise of many Nigerians.
Nicki Minaj isn’t the only foreign celebrity that has interacted with Nigerians or mixed with Nigerian culture recently.
Rihanna also got a taste of the Nigerian culture during a red carpet event, when a presenter attempted to teach her some Yoruba words.
A lot of Nigerians found Rihanna’s attempt at speaking Yoruba funny, with many of them applauding her for even making effort.
