Nicki Minaj recently notched her first #1 solo single on the charts with "Super Freaky Girl" but it looks like she's aiming to keep up the momentum with the highly-anticipated remix.
After dropping cryptic hints and teasers, Nick James came through with the megamix for her latest hit single alongside a slew of talented female rappers including City Girls' JT, BIA, Akbar V, Maliibu Mitch, and Katie Got Bandz. The song largely serves to highlight the talent on the record as Nicki holds down hypeman duties across the record and each rapper holds it down for their respective city. However, she does serve up a new verse after Maliibu Miitch holds it down for New York City.
Though "Super Freaky Girl" is one of the biggest tracks of the year, Nicki transformed the hit record into a necessary posse cut where she embraces the new talent that came after her.
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I ain't talkin' Spanish when I say, "Señorita"
Told that bitch ghostwriter, "Yo, send your reader"
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These bitches hungry, guess I'm just greedier
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