Nicki Minaj is not exactly known to mince words. The Queens-born rapper knows how to dish it out just as well as she can take it. This propensity for throwing shade may have led the Trinidadian artist to pursue Hip Hop-- an art form which values the ability to talk trash. However, some thought Nicki took things too far this week with her comments about Farrah Abraham's familial respect and overall demeanor. Abraham stars in MTV's Teen Mom OG and is frequently embroiled in volatile situations on the program. Minaj took issue with Abraham's behavior and called the reality star out on Twitter. Nicki used extremely foul language to insult Abraham, and has been called out for her indiscretion. Among those criticizing Minaj is Abraham's 6-year-old daughter, who called the rapper a "loser."
After watching Teen Mom OG, Minaj took to Twitter to express her distaste over Abraham's treatment of her mother (and her child's grandmother). "Farrah is a c**t to her mother," Minaj tweeted. And then the "Queen of Rap" followed up with the tweet, "[Farrah's daughter] was like b**ch go do some porn & leave gramma alone."
This, naturally, earned the ire of Abraham, who immediately fired back at the Grammy nominee, tweeting, "Cause your a parent right? Your videos look like porn Horrible good luck being negative #Godbless busy making TV."
As Twitter beefs generally go, this comment, too, earned a response from Minaj. "Your mother didn't open her legs and have that child," Minaj wrote. "Be happy she's helping! Stop talking to her like that on tv u lil c**t @F1abraham," after which Nicki followed up with, "In your case #BIGC**T."
However, the feud took an interesting, if not unprecedented, turn when Abraham's daughter decided to weigh in. The 6-year-old girl posted a video online in which she referred to Minaj as "a total loser." She also implored the popular artist to "stop saying bad WORDS."
@NICKIMINAJ please stop saying bad WORDS pic.twitter.com/xTFE7jTX1D
— Sophia Abraham (@SophiaLAbraham) January 12, 2016
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