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When taking the stage at her concert in London, U.K. as part of her ongoing world tour, the 'Barbie World' raptress is joined by the Jamaican dancehall icon.

AceShowbiz - Nicki Minaj's "Pink Friday 2 World Tour" has gained momentum with the inclusion of Jamaican dancehall icon Beenie Man during her London concert. Minaj has long admired Beenie Man, citing him as a major inspiration throughout her career.

At the show, Beenie Man took the stage with his signature hits, including "Who Am I", "Dude" and "Rum & Red Bull", while Minaj swayed along and provided background vocals. Minaj expressed her love and gratitude for the dancehall legend, bowing before him and calling him one of her heroes.

Beenie Man, renowned as the "King of Dancehall," returned the compliment, acknowledging Minaj as the "Queen of Rap." The two artists collaborated on the classic track "I'm Drinking / Rum & Redbull", which Minaj praised as a pivotal influence in her music.

Minaj's homage to Beenie Man extended beyond the stage. On social media, she tweeted, "I just performed with the KING OF DANCEHALL. One of the most talented musicians... I love this man so much." She also expressed her desire to bring the tour to Jamaica, citing her Trinidadian heritage and love for Jamaican culture.

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Nicki Minaj showered Beenie Man with praise on social media after taking the stage together at her show.

Minaj's admiration for dancehall music is evident throughout her career, from her "Pink Friday 2" cut "Forward from Trini" to her recent livestream statement that her Caribbean Girls Run It Tour would feature female artists from the region.

The "Pink Friday 2 World Tour" has been a resounding success, breaking records as the highest-grossing tour by a female rapper. Minaj has already announced the second leg of dates in North America, beginning in September. The tour's global reach, including the inclusion of dancehall artists like Beenie Man and Pamputtae, highlights the cultural impact of Nicki Minaj's music and her unwavering connection to her Caribbean roots.

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