The lyrical battle rages on between rap heavyweights Megan Thee Stallion and Nicki Minaj, and it seems every corner of the internet is picking sides—even the animal kingdom has gotten involved, courtesy of the San Antonio Zoo. The Zoo offered a unique form of support for Megan by jumping into the fray with a peculiar fundraiser. According to Express News, the zoo is allowing patrons to name a roach, rat, or lettuce as part of their "Cry Me a Roach Fundraiser," clearly a nod to the ongoing beef. This cheeky way to engage allows anyone to name a critter after someone they're beefing with for a token donation to the zoo.
The feud caught fire after Megan's release of "Hiss," seen as a direct shot at Nicki Minaj, Drake, and Tory Lanez. In a retaliation as swift as it was scorching, Minaj launched a series of personal insults on the platform X and dropped her own diss track, "Big Foot." The retaliation was perceived so intensely that a portion of fans speculated substance use fueled Minaj's rage. Addressing those speculations, Minaj clapped back, denying the use of any illegal substances. "Whenever you see the words 'coke rant,' you know they mad," she reposted from a critic on X, according to The News. "If y’all hear how loud I’m laughing."
Minaj didn't stop there; she further refuted the drug use accusations fiercely. "I've never done coke in my life," she asserted, adding, "but if I did, I'd do it proudly." These comments have only stoked the fires of the online back-and-forth further, drawing in more spectators into the heated exchange. Meanwhile, listeners of both artists remain split, some calling Minaj’s diss track "Just embarrassing," while others wait with bated breath for each salvo launched in this battle of words.
