Nicki Minaj Signed gift from US President sparks discussion online after sharing donald trump. Along with a photo of the gift, she posted a brief note calling it the “most meaningful” gift she’s ever received. Minaj has been vocal about her support for Trump, even calling herself his No. 1 fan and lending her support to “Trump accounts” for children.
Nicki Minaj criticized after sharing gift given to her by Donald Trump
The “Super Bass” rapper shared a photo of the gift he received from Donald Trump on X (formerly Twitter). The gift was a Holy Bible printed with the words “God Bless the USA Bible” and signed by Trump. according to huffpostIt is reportedly printed in China and is priced at $59.99 (unsigned). Apart from the holy book, Trump also included the pen which he used for the signing as part of the gift. Her caption read, “One of the most meaningful gifts I have ever received in my entire life.”
His post received mixed reactions from fans on social media. “The most ungodly gift I have ever seen in my entire life,” one fan wrote. Another said, “When a gift reflects your faith and your conviction, it has a different impact. It’s personal.” A third said, “What a contradiction…”
Another said, “That cover design with the flag waves and the giant signature…bro really went full branding mode on the Bible. Iconic or crazy? I’m rooting for both.” Other reactions included, “I really like you Nicki but this feels wrong on so many levels :(” and “She actually signed this as if she wrote something very mean.”
Minaj previously claimed during a US Treasury event in Washington, DC that she is “the president’s No. 1 fan”. He had mentioned that no matter how much feedback he gets, his stance will not change. “The hate or what people say doesn’t affect me at all. It actually makes me want to support them more.”
Taking a stand against those who bullied Trump, she said, “We’re not going to let him get away with bullying and smear campaigns. It’s not going to work. There’s a lot of power behind him and God is protecting him.”
Originally reported by Shazmin Navrange Mandatory.