Nicki Minaj Goes In On Meek Mill Over Abuse Claims, Meek Claps Back

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Musical artists Meek Mill and Nicki Minaj watch the game between the Golden State Warriors and Philadelphia 76ers on January 30, 2016 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Warriors defeated the 76ers 108-105
In all fairness, Meek Mill liked a picture on Instagram.

Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill may have once been dubbed "relationship goals" (did anyone ever label them that?) but these days, it seems like the former lovers will never make peace with one another. The two of them have been frequent points of discussion in their interviews since they dated but it was only recently that they ran into each other. Unfortunately, it appears that their encounter opened up a healing wound.

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A simple like says a lot these days and without saying much, Meek managed to reignite the fire in Onika's belly to bring him down. After liking a photo comparing Kenneth Petty to a store mannequin, Nicki scrounged up a few photos of Meek's worst fits and blasted him online. Not only that, but she brought up allegations that he abused her. "You a clown. U do IT for likes. #TwitterFingers beat women, scared of men," she wrote on IG.

She tweeted a photo in his all-Gucci attire, writing, "Trigger fingers turn to #TwitterFingers bad built face ass obsessed with the Queen."

"N***a been tweeting bout my man for a year now. Talking bout he went to my page to see him but he was blocked. My n***a, move on. I know ya btch embarrassed. Shitted yaself in that store when u got pressed tho," she tweeted. 

Meek has since replied to her allegations. Peep the posts below.  

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