Nicki Minaj isn’t backing down from her political stance. Even after Republicans took a major hit in the midterms, the rapper doubled down on her support for President Trump and the GOP, making her position crystal clear on social media Wednesday night. She posted a lengthy list on X—13 items deep—celebrating Trump and the party, and somehow managed to find silver linings despite the electoral losses. It’s a bold move from someone who’s clearly not concerned about the backlash from her own fanbase.
Nicki Minaj opened with a straightforward declaration: “Trump is STILL your PRESIDENT,” before pivoting to herself with “The QUEEN is STILL your OBSESSION.” The rest of the list mixed personal values with partisan cheerleading. She threw in “Jesus is STILL LORD,” praised VP JD Vance for his “great insight,” and congratulated Republican winners like Florida’s Byron Donalds and Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, though Luna’s race remains uncalled by the AP. There was a thank you to her fans, “The BARBZ,” and a rallying cry for Republicans to “WAKE UP.” She posted a short video alongside the message—just staring into the camera, seemingly unfazed by the criticism she’s been getting for her full embrace of MAGA politics. The list kept growing. She added two more items: one celebrating Elon Musk as still being a trillionaire, and another praising Grok Bot, X’s AI assistant platform, as a “phenomenal product.” It’s worth noting the overlap between her political allies and her favorite tech platforms. The timing is notable. Democrats dominated the midterms on Tuesday, taking back the House and Senate, which essentially stalls Trump’s agenda for the next two years. Most political observers saw it as a major rejection. But Nicki’s message suggests she’s not going anywhere—loyalty intact.
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