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SZA reminded Nicki Minaj that she's more than familiar with her music — and she's got the receipts to prove it.
The Queen rapper has yet to let up on SZA since she unleashed her wrath on the "Saturn" singer earlier this week. In another spiteful post she uploaded to X on Wednesday night, July 16, Nicki Minaj called SZA fake, claimed she's a hater, and accused her of being a liar. Despite all the vitriol Minaj has put her through within the past 48 hours, SZA quickly responded with proof that Minaj previously asked to work with her not once but twice.
"Nicki . You absolutely know my music and what I contribute cause you’ve asked for features twice to no response," she wrote with a screenshot of Minaj's conversation with her former manager, Terrance "Punch" Henderson. "In addition to rapping my lyrics on feeling myself 'Cooking up the bass looking like a kilo'? Lol ur having a moment ..im not sure why but be blessed."
For the unfamiliar, SZA is credited as a writer on Nicki Minaj's collaboration with Beyoncé, "Feelin' Myself." The conversation in question took place in 2020, when Minaj was working on her Pink Friday 2 album. In the chat, Minaj asked if SZA was recording and said she had a hook she thought the singer would sound dope on. The TDE executive told Minaj to send it because SZA was "heavy into her album."
Punch confirmed the exchange did happen during his recent conversation with The Breakfast Club's Loren LoRosa. At the time, Punch said that he would send the feature to Minaj, but the collaboration never materialized. He was just as lost and confused as everyone else was after Minaj began her feud with SZA. See what Punch had to say below.