Nicki Minaj is the cover star for Marie Claire's November issue where she talked about her relationship and other things.
The 'Anaconda'
star also spoke on nudity double standard between black and white women
in the industry, competing with male rappers, gender equality and lots
more.
On young women’s goals, "Nowadays, I
feel like [young women] see marrying into money—I think that’s a big
thing now. I don’t want that to be a woman’s goal in life.
I want your
goal in life to be to become an entrepreneur, a rich woman, a
career-driven woman. You have to be able to know that you need no man on
this planet at all, period, and he should feel that, because when a man
feels that you need him, he acts differently."
On competing with male rappers, "I
don’t need to read a book about [business]. I can look at someone’s
career and just pinpoint the dos and the don’ts, and the one person I’ve
done that with for my entire career was Jay Z.
He did such a great job
being an authentic street guy and a businessman, and I was like, Why
aren’t there women doing that, taking the success from rap and
channelling it into their empire? I felt like anything he could do, I
could do."
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