Minaj was not done. “I would just advise everyone who isn’t there to witness what’s actually go on to … ” Brat (Shawntae Harris) finally jumped in. She told news that she didn’t write that tweet wrongly credited to her account. “Nicki nor Mariah has ever respected me so I would not disrespect either of them.”

NBC reports that Minaj tweeted anti Barack Obama messages last year over the Yvette Wilson death. Wilson, star of Moesha and The Parkers, contributed large sums of money in taxes for her sitcom roles. But Wilson’s family, according to NBC, struggled to raise money for Wilson’s medical expenses before her death from cervical cancer.

This purportedly infuriated Minaj. She tweeted at the time that, when Wilson was “bringing home the bacon” the U.S. government “was probably taking millions” in taxes. But as Wilson grew ill, Minaj wrote “#Nowheretobefound” she wrote. Minaj tweeted to the President at the time “Why should a poor person struggle to pay for MEDS sir” She later added “Just give FREE health care to all.”

While NBC claims the lyrics are pro-Romney, others are in disagreement. On RapDose which released the track, many fan comments believe the lyrics don’t endorse Romney. “She’s mocking republicans and Mitt Romney, not claiming to be one in support of him.”

Before the remarks, Minaj was excited to perform. She told news “I really hope you’re there to witness it.” But after the remarks and order by Lil Wayne, Nicki told news “Wow. U n–z just f—d up history. But the President has spoken.” She later added that the lineup was to be great but “we won’t b disrespected”.

Minaj retweeted several angry comments by a fan. “How you book @NICKIMINAJ as your headliner and then allow their DJs to disrespect”? Another added “She’s on a world tour but took time to do your festival and you disrespect her? … Wayne made the right decision pulling @NICKIMINAJ out of the show.” And Nicki called Rosenberg a “radio personality with NO personality”.

Nicki later told news that she follows Lil Wayne’s instructions. “I go above and beyond for my fans. But won’t ever go against Wayne’s word. What he says, goes.”

During Friday’s interview, Rocsi asked about the “elephant in the room”. When Kim offered no comment, Rocsi continued to push the question. “Kim, with much respect due to you and your craft and I’m not trying to not say what the fans don’t want to hear but it’s being an elephant in the room and it’s being spit out there. It’s the only reason why I address it, but I respect your game if you say you don’t want to talk about it but I don’t want to see you talking about it somewhere else.”

Kim fired back. “At the end of the day, this is about Kim right now. We gave you that movie already, you know what I’m saying’. We movin’ on to a whole ‘nother direction and if it come back that way, then we give ya’ll another movie. But right now we moving into another direction. ‘Bout to drop some new singles for Queen Bee and Brooklyn.”

Lil Kim wasn’t yet done with Rocsi. She took to her Twitter account and said “want to take this time 2 say #TeamLilKim & all my fans that came out 2 106. I … love u guys. Y’all really turnt it up & represented,” she tweeted. “Even when Rocsi tried to get disrespectful towards the end & ask an unappropriate irrelevant question on the day we are supposed to be celebrating my man, notorious B.I.G’s accomplishments.”

Despite whether Minaj was joking or not, Birdman (Bryan Williams) last winter said that Watch The Throne sounds like older music written by old musicians, on their way out of the business. Birdman last winter told news that Jay-Z, in his opinion, is out of touch with younger audiences.

In an interview with XXL Magazine, Birdman said “It’s older versus younger. I listened to a few songs [off Watch the Throne], and it feels like an older feel to me. I think with Drake and Wayne, they young, they young cats.” Yet, Birdman is 42 years old, Lil Wayne is 28, Drake is 24. Kanye is 34, and Jay-Z is 41.

Birdman added “You got 23 and 28 [with Drake and Lil Wayne]. Then you got Jay-Z and them, who are older and really on their way out the game.” Jay-Z’s current talent, J-Cole, is 27 years old.