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Trump allies dismissed Cyabra’s claim that Nicki Minaj’s social-media activity is amplified by thousands of bots, arguing the rapper’s popularity proves there’s no bot amplification and highlighting a broader online feud that included Cardi B and other figures.
A Cyabra analysis shared with Politico concludes that roughly 33% of the more than 55,000 accounts engaging Nicki Minaj’s MAGA‑related posts on X between Nov. 11 and Dec. 22 were likely fake, suggesting a coordinated bot campaign to boost her political content. The report notes linguistic uniformity among the fake accounts, overlap with Turning Point USA, and that some authentic influencers amplified the message. Minaj’s team and Cardi B rejected the bot claims, arguing Minaj already has a large organic following and that Cyabra’s conclusions indicate a broader strategy to manufacture broad endorsement.
Cyabra’s analysis, shared with POLITICO, found about 18,000 fake or coordinated accounts amplifying Nicki Minaj’s conservative-leaning posts on X from Nov. 11 to Dec. 28, boosting her visibility and attracting praise from Trump allies; the activity included high-volume, repetitive replies and coordinated content from both fake and authentic conservative influencers, suggesting a deliberate effort to seed MAGA messaging in entertainment circles. Minaj’s reps did not comment.
Rapper Nicki Minaj says observing how Donald Trump was treated by the public — not his policies — pushed her toward politics. In preview clips from a forthcoming interview with podcaster Katie Miller, she recalls a moment during the last campaign that nudged her into public service and notes she later joined a Trump Accounts Summit, where Trump awarded her a Trump Gold Card that could expedite citizenship.
Trevor Noah, hosting the Grammys for what was billed as his final time, riffed through the audience and aimed jokes at absentees, notably linking Nicki Minaj to a White House meeting with Donald Trump; Trump fired back on Truth Social. Noah also quipped about Trump’s lawsuits against media and highlighted Kendrick Lamar’s big nomination, while the ceremony largely steered clear of deeper political controversy.
Trevor Noah hosted the 68th Grammys in Los Angeles and used his monologue to poke fun at Nicki Minaj’s absence while taking it easy on Kendrick Lamar.
Trevor Noah opened the Grammys with a jab at Nicki Minaj’s MAGA-supporting stance, quipping that she wasn’t at the show because she’s “still at the White House with Donald Trump.” The piece notes this was Noah’s sixth and final Grammys as host, and mentions the ongoing fan debate around Minaj’s political leanings amid the ceremony context.
Trevor Noah opened the Grammys with a political jab at Nicki Minaj's MAGA support, joking she isn’t at the show because she’s 'still at the White House with Donald Trump,' and even riffing on Cardi B’s WAP; it’s Noah’s sixth time hosting the Grammys, and reportedly his final.
Nicki Minaj posted a photo of a Trump “gold card” she said she received; a White House official said the card is a memento, not a visa document. The actual program requires a $15,000 processing fee and $1 million to obtain residency, and Minaj—already a lawful permanent resident for years—said she was finalizing citizenship paperwork. The episode highlights controversy over wealth-based immigration and political alignments.
Rapper Nicki Minaj, at the Trump Accounts Summit in Washington, DC, clasped hands with Donald Trump, proclaimed herself ‘probably the president’s No. 1 fan,’ and said she will donate between $150,000 and $300,000 to fund fans’ Trump Accounts as she defends him against critics; the event coincided with a White House post highlighting the alliance.
Nicki Minaj posted a Trump Gold Card claiming it will speed her path to U.S. citizenship. The card reportedly requires a $1,000,000 contribution plus a $15,000 processing fee and is described as a visa tied to providing a substantial benefit to the United States. Minaj appeared with Trump at the Trump Accounts Summit in Washington, praising him as the greatest president, while Trump said she donated hundreds of thousands to Trump Accounts; the singer has publicly supported Trump and has spoken about her immigration journey.
Rapper Nicki Minaj proclaims herself Trump's 'number one fan' onstage and shows off a Trump-branded gold-card visa—an expensive fast-track residency program that costs about $1 million plus a processing fee and offers a path to US citizenship, though it does not confer citizenship by itself; the moment comes amid ongoing debates over immigration policy and ICE actions.
Rapper Nicki Minaj publicly endorses Donald Trump at a Washington event, posting a photo of a “Trump Gold Card” that promises U.S. residency for a $1 million contribution (plus a $15,000 processing fee). She also pledged to donate between $150,000 and $300,000 to Trump Accounts, a new tax-free growth investment program for minors that can be used for education, home buying, starting a business, or retirement. The move signals a notable shift from her earlier skepticism toward Trump, amid ongoing debates about her influence and the president’s campaign.
Rapper Nicki Minaj publicly backed Donald Trump at a Washington, D.C. “Trump Accounts Summit,” clasping his hand and saying she’s “probably the president’s No.1 fan” while vowing to resist smear campaigns; she also announced she will contribute between $150,000 and $300,000 to fund fans’ Trump Accounts, amid ongoing fan division over her political support.
Rapper Nicki Minaj pledges between $150,000 and $300,000 to fund her fans’ Trump accounts as she attends a White House summit promoting Trump accounts, a child-focused, tax-advantaged savings program that starts with a $1,000 seed deposit for eligible children born 2025–2028. A growing list of companies will match the federal contribution, and other philanthropists are contributing as part of a broader push; about 600,000 families have already signed up.