Nicki Minaj has recently been linked to several online claims and rumors about Beyoncé, but most of what is circulating comes from gossip commentary, reaction videos, and fan speculation rather than verifiable primary statements.

Below is a Quick Scoop style breakdown of what people mean when they ask “what did Nicki say about Beyoncé” right now.

Ongoing feud context

  • Many of the loudest claims about Nicki “coming for” Beyoncé are from YouTube commentary channels and fan blogs, which openly describe their content as gossip, opinion, or speculation rather than confirmed fact.
  • These videos frame a larger narrative that Nicki feels targeted or “blackballed” by Jay‑Z, Beyoncé, and their circle, but again, these are framed as allegations and interpretations, not court‑verified or directly confirmed by the Carters.

Stationhead rant & “throat” talk

  • In mid‑2025, Nicki did a fiery audio stream on Stationhead where she told fans that just because she plays or performs a song, it does not mean she actually likes or “rocks with” the artist on it.
  • During that same rant, she joked that she could play a record and still “kick [some artists] in the throat” if she saw them in person; because she performed “Flawless (Remix)” and “Feeling Myself” that night, commentary channels and blogs heavily implied the “kick in the throat” line was aimed at Beyoncé, though that specific name was not directly spoken in the quoted lines.

Comments tied to SZA & “Feeling Myself”

  • In 2025 reporting, Nicki allegedly claimed that Beyoncé did not really want to sing certain lyrics connected to SZA and that neither of them liked those “subpar lyrics” for their earlier “Feeling Myself”‑era collaboration, which was then used as shade toward SZA and indirectly involved Beyoncé.
  • She also suggested SZA often highlights her writing credit for the Beyoncé–Nicki collab in a way Nicki implied was clout‑chasing, which again pulls Beyoncé into the discourse even though the direct target of the rant was SZA.

Alleged shots in lyrics & on social media

  • Fan blogs have dissected Nicki’s lines where she references “Yoncé” and being compared to Beyoncé, arguing that she uses factual lines in a shady way rather than as outright compliments, although this is an interpretation, not something Nicki has clearly admitted as a diss.
  • Some outlets say Nicki co‑signed a fan post suggesting her “cowgirl” visuals were the “real” version compared to Beyoncé’s, and point to a tweet about a “bully ride” that fans read as a jab at Beyoncé’s mechanical bull imagery during her country‑inspired era, but those readings rely heavily on timing and fan inference.

Accusations involving Jay‑Z and industry power

  • Several gossip videos and blog pieces claim Nicki has accused Jay‑Z and Beyoncé (or Roc Nation more broadly) of sabotaging her career, withholding or “stealing” millions linked to music business dealings, and trying to “erase” her, though these sources stress that the content is opinion or rumor and not independently verified.
  • One write‑up quotes her as saying Jay‑Z wanted a beat used with The Weeknd for Beyoncé and that there was conflict over rights, which she presents as part of why she feels mistreated by that camp.

Extreme claims about “dark” plans and family

  • Some commentary channels have gone much further, alleging that Nicki has accused Beyoncé of “dabbling in dark spiritual stuff” and even plotting something involving Nicki’s son, Papa Bear, but these channels themselves mark their content as rumor, gossip, or exaggerated storytelling.
  • There is no neutral, primary‑source verification for these more extreme spiritual or “sacrifice”‑style allegations; they mainly circulate within the YouTube gossip ecosystem and fan spaces, which repeatedly advise viewers to treat them as unverified.

How to read all this

  • When people online ask “what did Nicki say about Beyoncé,” they are usually referring to:
    • Her Stationhead comments that she does not necessarily like everyone she collaborates with, plus the “kick them in the throat” joke while playing their shared songs.
* Alleged behind‑the‑scenes complaints involving “Feeling Myself,” SZA, and lyrics Beyoncé supposedly did not want to sing.

* A wider set of accusations about Jay‑Z, blackballing, and industry politics that drag Beyoncé into the conversation because of their partnership and Roc Nation’s power.
  • A lot of the “wildest” claims are layered in fan interpretation, commentary, and rumor disclaimers, so they should not be treated as hard fact without direct, on‑record statements or legal documentation backing them up.

TL;DR: Nicki has made some pointed comments about not rocking with all her collaborators, about issues around “Feeling Myself” and SZA, and about feeling mistreated by Jay‑Z and the Roc Nation orbit, which fans and gossip outlets interpret as indirect or direct shade toward Beyoncé—but much of what is trending now is speculative, gossip‑based, and not fully verified.

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