Nicki Minaj, Dionne Warwick, Tasha Cobbs Mega Collab? Hall Of Famer Looking For 'I'm Getting Ready' Creators For Unclear Reasons

Imagine releasing a song in 2017, and then five years later, a Music Hall of Famer gets up and wants to talk about the music you made.

Well, that is what Queen of Rap Nicki Minaj and Grammy-winning Gospel Singer Tasha Cobbs might be feeling right now.

Music Icon Dionne Warwick took to Twitter yesterday to look for the "I'm Getting Ready" hitmakers.

In a Unicorn Animoji video, Warwick looked for the two singers on what seemed to be a "really important" project.

"Hey, it's Me. I need to reach Nicki Minaj and Tasha Cobbs-Leonard regarding an incredible song Nicki I heard Nicki is singing, and its called I'm Getting Ready." Dionne explained.

"So would somebody, or anyone who know how to reach her, get in touch with her, and ask her to get in touch with me? It's really important! Okay? Thank you!"

In response to the 81-year old Music legend's effort to look for the two on social media, the "Do We Have A Problem" hitmaker quoted Dionne Warwick with a "Yes, ma'am?"

As to what Dionne Warwick plans to do with the two singers, no one has been cast in stone yet.

'I'm Getting Ready'

Released in 2017, Georgia Native Tasha Cobbs Leonard released her fourth studio album, "Heart. Passion. Pursuit." which included her first collaboration with rapper Nicki Minaj.

The album debuted No. 1 on the Top Gospel Albums chart on the Billboard.

"I'm Getting Ready" topped the No. 1 spot on the US Gospel charts and was nominated at the 2018 BET Awards with a Dr. Bobby Jones Best Gospel/Inspirational Award.

This is Tasha Cobbs Leonard's second single who has reached the top spot at the US Gospel Charts, next to her 2013 gospel hit "Break Every Chain," which has also been certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association America in 2019.

"Break Every Chain" also earned Tasha Cobbs her first Grammy for Best Gospel/Contemporary Christian Music Performance in 2014, along with the nomination of her second studio album, "Grace" for Best Gospel Album.

Her fourth full-length album, "Heart. Passion. Pursuit." won Top Gospel Album, Outstanding Gospel Album - Traditional or Contemporary, and Gospel Worship Album of the Year on the Billboard Music Awards in 2018, NAACP Image Awards in 2018, and GMA Dove Awards in 2019, respectively.