The rapper also opens up about her ongoing feud with Travis Scott and rumors she's dating Drake.
Nicki Minaj knows what she wants.
After rapping about wanting sex three times a night in her new song “Barbie Dreams,” the 35-year-old rapper opens up about her bedroom demands on Tuesday’s episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
"If you have someone that you don’t see on a regular basis… if you see them once or twice a week, then yeah, three times a night!” Minaj insists. "When I see you, three times a night! And if you can’t hang, goodbye. I’m not wasting my time.”
As for the timing, Minaj adds, "No more than a half an hour between each thing.”
Her demands don't stop there. "I hate cuddling after. Once I get mine, if I feel really really great, then leave me alone!” she quips.
Minaj is also not a big fan of foreplay. "Definitely get to it. Do your foreplay stuff, do what you’ve have to do and hurry up,” she says. "I ain’t got time for all of that.”
The “Chun-Li” emcee also shuts down rumors that she dated Drake, but shyly admits that there’s a “new boy” in her life.
"Fairly new. He’s been around for a couple weeks now. I’m just chilling,” she shares. "I’ve always been in a relationship my whole life. I was in a relationship since I was 15 years old. This is the first time that I’m single and I’m happier. I’m more free. I used to feel like I had to have a man, and I want every woman out there to know you absolutely don’t."
Minaj further addresses her ongoing feud with rapper Travis Scott, declaring, "I felt like I wanted to punch him in his f**king face. It’s not anger. It’s just what’s right and what’s wrong, what’s fair.”
Last month, Minaj took to Twitter to shade Scott, accusing him of using girlfriend Kylie Jenner's fame to promote his new music. She also had a problem with him selling merchandise and tickets for his upcoming tour with album downloads and having those count as album sales.
"It’s just when you have a no. 2 album to someone who’s selling shirts and merch and is selling passes for a tour that’s not even announced yet, it feels like you’re being tricked," she explains to DeGeneres. "It feels like someone is playing a game and beating you at a game as opposed to just selling music. I want to sell music."
Minaj says that despite some backlash to her public attacks on Scott, she doesn’t plan to back down anytime soon.
"I don’t like being bullied, and I don’t like being taken advantage of and sometimes people use scare tactics against you because they know, especially as a black woman, that people will call you angry or bitter,” she says. “So now it’s almost like we’re not allowed to defend ourselves or stand up for ourselves, and I’m not going to have that."
Here's more on Minaj's grievances against Scott:
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