
Nikki Minaj is Going Down With Trump’s Ship After Nearly Every Candidate She Backed Lost
As Donald Trump goes full-throttle meltdown after Democrats flipped the House and the Senate, Nicki Minaj has followed suit

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The singer originally premiered the track at Coachella last weekend

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Lead singer Joel Shadbolt discusses the band's Australian tour and their plans for album six

The owners of Hobart's Suffragette Records believe "the lyrics and music made by women deserve greater recognition"

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