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Nas and Nicki Minaj a Thing? This Birthday Video Indicates So!

Posted byBy Kiersten Willis | Published on: | Updated on July 1, 2018 CommentsComments (0)

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This epic Nas and Nicki Minaj video has Twitter snoops coming out to play.

And once you see this video, you may be tweeting emoji eyes, too. 👀

Thursday, Sept. 14, marks Nas’ 44th birthday and he celebrated in style surrounded by food, friends and booze. While the party had many guests, including rapper and producer Swizz Beatz, the main event was Nas and Nicki. The pair seemed to finally confirm ongoing rumors of a relationship when they were snapped all over each other at the New York City shindig.

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The reactions from Twitter users were varied but all were equally hilarious.

Some seemed pretty bummed out that Nas is off the market.

https://twitter.com/Tah215_/status/908313162306420737

Others celebrated the happy couple.

https://twitter.com/ralphTrezvant/status/908310088267583488

https://twitter.com/SUDS_DOE/status/908360751575945217

Rumblings of a romance between Nicki and Nas have been going on since May when the “No Frauds” rapper Instagrammed a photo of the pair snuggling up. Then, she didn’t exactly deny they were an item when she appeared on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” that month.

“He’s so dope,” Nicki said before admitting that although she’s celibate, the duo has “sleepovers.” “He’s the king. … I have a lot of respect for him. And, you know, he’s kind of cute, too.”

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