'When I see you, three times a night! And if you can't hang, goodbye,' the Young Money femcee reveals during her appearance on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show'.
- Sep 4, 2018
AceShowbiz - Dating Nicki Minaj seemingly is exhausting. The "Chun-Li" rapper details her love life to Ellen DeGeneres during her Tuesday, September 4 appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show".
The 35-year-old rapper admitted that she would have sex three times a day, making the host wonder whether the men she'd dated in the past could accomodate it. "It depends. If you have someone that you don't see on a regular basis... if you see them once or twice a week, then yeah, three times a night!" Nicki said.
"When I see you, three times a night! And if you can't hang, goodbye," the Young Money femcee continued. "I'm not wasting my time."
Nicki went on saying that she hated cuddling after sex. "Once I get mine, if I feel really really great, leave me alone!" the self-proclaimed black Barbie said. "Go away! Go make some food, a sandwich or something." However, she admitted that she's okay with cuddling before sex.
As for foreplay, Nicki didn't seem to be a fan of it either. "Do your foreplay stuff, do what you've have to do and hurry up," she said. "I ain't got time for all of that."
During the interview, the "Queen" raptress also addressed her feud with Travis Scott (II). "It's just when you have a no. 2 album to someone who's selling shirts and merch and is selling passes for a tour that's not even announced yet, it feels like you're being tricked," Nicki explained. "It feels like someone is playing a game and beating you at a game as opposed to just selling music. I want to sell music."
She also revealed that she didn't plan to stop attacking the "Astroworld" rapper despite the backlash she received. "I don't like being bullied, and I don't like being taken advantage of and sometimes people use scare tactics against you because they know, especially as a black woman, that people will call you angry or bitter, she revealed. "And so now it's almost like we're not allowed to defend ourselves or stand up for ourselves, and I'm not going to have that."
