Ben Shapiro Guests on Chart-Topping Rap Song ‘Facts,’ Nicki Minaj Responds: ‘Is This Real Life?’ | Video
Ben Shapiro and Tom MacDonald released their rap song “Facts” on Friday. Shapiro, who up until now has mostly been known for his conservative political views, took aim at several other rappers in his 16-verse contribution. His targets included Nicki Minaj and Cardi B.
Like most people who heard about the song, Minaj was confused at first and tweeted, “What is rlly happening & whos is that other man rapping???? Is this real life??!!”
Minaj first tweeted, “I just listened to it @benshapiro. not bad. Congrats on #1. But it def sounds like Roman’s Revenge when the beat first came in…idk.”
I just listened to it @benshapiro not bad. Congrats on #1. But it def sounds like Roman’s Revenge when the beat first came in…idk
— Nicki Minaj (@NICKIMINAJ) January 27, 2024
Minaj then added, “Ben Shapiro put out a diss record. He said his comment sections are filled with woke Karens. The song is #1 on US iTunes.
what is rlly happening & whos is that other man rapping???? Is this real life??!! He said “Nicki take some notes” nah
AYO nah.”
Ben Shapiro put out a diss record. He said his comment sections are filled with woke Karens. The song is #1 on US iTunes.
what is rlly happening & whos is that other man rapping???? Is this real life??!! He said “Nicki take some notes” nah
AYO nah
— Nicki Minaj (@NICKIMINAJ) January 27, 2024
Plenty of Minaj’s fans were unhappy with her giving Shapiro even qualified praise. As one replied, “Ain’t that man literally a white supremacist ? Oh hell nah nicki gurl you losing me on this one.”
Another simply said, “He’s racist !”
Shapiro and MacDonald have been celebrating the song’s success on Twitter since Friday. On Saturday, Shapiro tweeted, “I just want to thank God, @IAMTOMMACDONALD, and my parents, who paid for 15 years of classical violin lessons so I could become the #1 rapper in America.”
I just want to thank God, @IAMTOMMACDONALD, and my parents, who paid for 15 years of classical violin lessons so I could become the #1 rapper in America. pic.twitter.com/rrMGzh5N7h
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) January 26, 2024
You can watch Shapiro’s dubious rap skills in the video below:
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