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“We Don’t Dress For You” – Nicki Minaj Calls Out Men For Policing Women’s Beauty

Multiple award-winning rapper, Nicki Minaj has taken to social media to call out men who feel the need to question women’s beauty standards.

Nicki Minaj Calls Out Men Over Women’s Pleasures

The rapper had clapped back after one of her male followers reposted a couple of her selfies and suggested that she stop using a filter on her face.

“I pray somebody release her from that filter one day, shes beautiful without it,” the fan wrote.

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Nicki responded by saying that men have no place telling women how to dress or do their makeup.

She wrote, “Stop policing ppl’s own beauty image/standard of themselves. Y’all starting to give me men who tell women they don’t NEED makeup, lashes, lipstick, etc. lemme go chi. Annoying as f**k. 😅 I’ll use and do whatever the f**k EYE CHOOSE ON ONIKA FACE. THX FOR COMING.”

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In a later tweet, the rapper stated that women do not apply make-up, dress, or do their hair because of men, just like most men engage in sexual activities for their own pleasure and not for women’s.

She wrote, “Dear men, women don’t dress for you, do makeup for you or do their hair for you. Just like most of you all only f**k for yourselves and not the woman’s pleasure. This is all for us. This ain’t about you. Now go. Thanks for coming.”

KanyiDaily recalls that Nollywood actor, Gideon Okeke had recently slammed women who are fond of showing off their body parts in a bid to get validation on social media.

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Tobias Sylvester

Tobias Sylvester is the news editor for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Lagos. Contact Tobias at editor@kanyidaily.com. Got a confidential tip? Submit it here

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