Nicki Minaj appears to have taken delight in the big changes that have been happening across the music industry recently — namely at her rival Cardi B‘s record label.
As part of a large restructuring at Warner Music Group which will see Elliott Grainge take over as CEO, various longstanding executives are departing the conglomerate, most notably Atlantic Records head Julie Greenwald and 300 Entertainment CEO Kevin Liles.
The Pink Friday 2 rapper — who is signed to Republic and Young Money, which both fall under the Universal Music Group umbrella — took to X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday (September 19) to gloat over the mass departures.
She wrote: “Dear fired executives & A&R’s: Don’t be mad, UPS is hiring. Also, feel free to submit your resumes for a job @ #HeavyOnIt,” referencing the imprint she launched last year.
Nicki added: “They’ve been wanting empty arenas so bad [laughing emoji]. Obsessed with me while all your friends r getting fired is nasty work.”
The Trinidadian MC followed up with a gif saying “loser” as she appeared to relish the largescale layoffs.
Dear fired executives & A&R’s:
Don’t be mad, UPS is hiring.
Also, feel free to submit your resumes for a job @ #HeavyOnIt. pic.twitter.com/yxay1l6gQP
— Nicki Minaj (@NICKIMINAJ) September 19, 2024
They’ve been wanting empty arenas so bad.
Nicki Minaj appears to have taken delight in the big changes that have been happening across the music industry recently — namely at her rival Cardi B‘s record label.
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