Minaj stirred the pot by asking if he missed his 21-year-old ex, to which he responded, “Nah, I’m good. I’m good love, enjoy.” Not sure what or who is going to “enjoy” in this scenario, but we’ll take it as a “no.”
Nicki then asked whether he felt he played a part in Jenner’s success, and like any excellent ex who bears no feelings of bitterness toward their former flame, he was like, “Absolutely.” OK, he didn’t say that exactly**, but it was implied.
“You gotta look at the before and after,” he told Minaj. “She always had a platform. She was always destined to be what she was gonna be, regardless. But when I stepped in … it was like, ‘you can do this, you should do this, you should start doing your hair like this… You need Black people to f—k with you ‘cause you need culture’… I had a lot to do with all that.”
He continued, “I don’t need to go online and tell people I did this and I’m the one helping her coming up with these colors and names on her … lip line. It was a lot of stuff.”
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Let’s break this down:
Tyga, rapper best known pre-Kylie for his anthem about objectifying ladies at strip clubs (“Rack City”), is claiming that he helped put heiress to the Kardashian-Jenner empire on the map. Also, he’s bragging that he encouraged Kylie to take up the practice of cultural appropriation, and also probably coined a few of the incredibly complex names Jenner assigns to her lip kit shades (like “True Brown K” and “Candy K”).
OK, Tyga.
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