Nicki Minaj is doubling down on her trolling of Jay-Z, this time transforming an AI-generated image of him as a Barb into a full video featuring multiple women.
The rapper has been relentless in calling out Jay-Z and Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez, accusing them of blackballing her and allegedly owing her $200 million.
In her latest AI-powered post—since deleted—Jay-Z’s face was superimposed on several women: one dancing in a pink shirt, another in a two-piece bikini, and a third sporting braids and a low-cut top.
Set to Chaka Khan’s “I’m Every Woman,” the clip shows the “Jay-Shes” dancing confidently, with the release date of Minaj’s upcoming album inked as a tattoo on the Empire State of Mind rapper’s stomach.
Watch the video Nicki shared below.
Minaj’s latest jab at Jay-Z came during a fiery tirade on Monday (Oct. 20), where she made explosive claims about Gucci Mane and his wife, Keyshia Ka’Oir, while warning up-and-coming artists about predatory practices in the music industry.
During the rant, she also revealed that her California home has been repeatedly swatted—something she said she doubts would ever happen to Jay-Z, whom she mockingly referred to as “Lace-Z.”
“Do you know how many millions of dollars I’ve paid in CALIFORNIA STATE TAXES?!??!?!! Could this have happened to [Governor Gavin] NEWSOME or LACE-Z’S home in a gated community over & over????????” Minaj wrote.
“With TMZ conveniently getting the news b4 me? I warned Wendy [Williams] that her evil speech against innocent families would lead to her demise. She didn’t listen,” she added. “I don’t miss. Charlamane the BLEACH, DESIREE PEREZ, LACE-Z, if only you could see through my crystal ball what it shows me about your demises are really REALLY, REALLY bad.”
In another post, Minaj vowed to expose what she called a “ring of thieves,” hinting that her rants would continue leading up to her next project’s release on March 27, 2026.
Just a day earlier, on Oct. 19, she appeared to announce a new musical era dubbed “Billionaire Barbie” in a string of since-deleted posts.
