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Nicki Minaj Over-Shares With Thong Photo, Twerk Video

Posted byBy Tracy | Published on: | Updated on July 2, 2018 CommentsComments (1)

Nicki Minaj isn’t shy about her body. And Instagram’s weekly themes has provided the “Pink Friday” rapper/singer with the perfect excuse to show off.

Minaj joined Instagram just two weeks ago, but promised her fans via Twitter  since January that she would over share her assets.

“My 1st instagram pic gon be a big fat ass w/baby oil being poured on it. who’s ready?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!!”

Minaj didn’t deliver 100 percent, but she came close.

Last Thursday the 30-year old rapper appeared nearly naked in a photo with her butt in a tiny, spandex pink thong for #ThongThursdays.

The previous day was #CamelToeWednesdays. If you thought the former American Idol judge was beyond sharing photos of her camel toe – you’re wrong.

On Friday, Minaj apparently wasn’t through with the Thursday theme and shared a twerking video that put Miley Cyrus to shame.

The singer posted the racy twerking video with the captioned “#TwerkDatAssThusdays.”

In the black and white clip, Minaj shakes her butt with her leg up, while halfway submerged in water. It’s obvious the rapper, who couldn’t help but laugh at her own silliness, isn’t taking herself too seriously and perhaps the media shouldn’t either.

With 7,330 comments and counting, her fans are clearly in love and want more!

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