This trending story very fascinating, especially since Nicki Minaj spoke on this PUBLICLY on Queen Radio 🗣 What do I feel this means for Nicki? 🤔 I speak on this is because this topic is no different than what many women on a path to success and a bright future deal with 🤯 Witchcraft has always been something thrown around as a form or attack for people to block their visions and their sights. I feel Nicki Minaj still deals with wounds from very early on in her life, especially as a WOMAN around what she could accumulate and achieve 🧿 It’s easy for us to live in fear as women, as one of the oldest forms of manipulation we have used to hurt, hinder and obsess us away from our success, and creativity, is the belief that a woman “working” against us is one of the scariest things that can stop us stop us 🛑 I believe Nicki deals with image issues/how she sees herself, especially in regards to staying optimistic about that because women have made her judgmental about herself and them, and this goes deep into before she blew up ⬆️ Its possible to still deal with these feelings after success. This witchcraft statement is surfacing because she has past pains that is still bringing up her feelings of being ENOUGH 🎁 She doesn’t still feel seen, heard love and respected by many women in her mind, and I believe Cardi is a big mirror for that 👁 I think many women deal with insecurities of being all things for others, especially in how people love, see them 👥 I think there is resentment between them because certain wounds came up so that it was ease to cop out of making effort with each other. YES. Cardi and Nicki need to remember they play for the same team, and that’s WOMEN 👯‍♀️ The only witchcraft that was involved was an inability to remember that even love can hurt, especially when it brings up our own behavioral patterns that are not always pretty. The media also fucked with this scenario heavily too. All the issues they had fueled more feelings of failure and made it easy to drive the wedge in women’s rap. This is an image that also makes more women believe that sisterhood can’t be noble, respectable (Continued in the comments 👇🏽)