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Nicki Minaj reposted a White House TikTok celebrating Donald Trump's policies set to her song "Va Va Voom."
The rapper received criticism from fans for sharing "xenophobic and transphobic" content.
Minaj also posted multiple tweets supporting the president earlier this month.
Fans aren't happy withNicki Minaj's recent social media activity.
The "Starships" rapper drew criticism from listeners after she shared a TikTok from the official White House account celebratingDonald Trump's second term in the Oval Office.
The slideshow post began with a photo of Trump with the text "2025 will be my year!" on the screen with Minaj's song "Va Va Voom" as the soundtrack. The last slide featured another photo of the president with the caption "And it has been" before enumerating the current administration's policies.
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Among the listed achievements: "A President who prioritizes Americans," "No men in women's sports," "Border is closed," "Our cities are safer than ever," "Criminal illegals are being deported," "Gas prices are low," and "World peace."
Representatives for Minaj and the White House did not immediately respond toEntertainment Weekly's request for comment.
Users online were quick to point out the apparent hypocrisy of Minaj seemingly praising the Trump administration's crackdown on undocumented immigrants when shedescribed herselfas an "illegal immigrant" after moving to the United States from Trinidad when she was a child.
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"Nicki minaj being an undocumented immigrant herself with a poc and queer fanbase is shamelessly reposting xenophobic and transphobic white supremacist propaganda…she's really going out sad," one userwroteon X.
"How are you an immigrant supporting this man she's weird asf," another useropined.
"Nicki Minaj being a transphobe was not on my 2025 bucket list, but I'm actually not surprised," another usersaid.
The TikTok repost was not Minaj's only pro-Trump post this month. The "Anaconda" rapper also expressed admiration for the president after the White House accountused her song"Beez in the Trap" in a montage video of the first couple.
"The President & First Lady of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Minajwroteon X on Nov. 3. "Barbz, idk which one of you uploaded this to the white house TikTok but just know unlimited backstage GAG CITY FOR LIFE Idk what timeline we're on right now, I'm just goin w|the flow."
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The musician also praised Trump'sdecisionto recognize Nigeria as a "Country of Particular Concern" due to his claims that Christians in the country face an "existential threat" despiteno evidencesuggesting that one religion faces more violence than another.
"Reading this made me feel a deep sense of gratitude. We live in a country where we can freely worship God," Minajwroteon X on Nov. 1. "Thank you to The President & his team for taking this seriously. God bless every persecuted Christian. Let's remember to lift them up in prayer."
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