Nicki Minaj Shares Career Insights and Support for Trump

Rapper Nicki Minaj gave advice to young Americans embarking on their careers during an interview on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’ She also defended her support of President Donald Trump.

Minaj shared her journey from serving biscuits at Red Lobster to achieving global music success. ‘I did customer service for telephone companies. I was a telemarketer. I sold fire extinguishers. I did everything,’ she explained.

Career Advice for Youth

Minaj emphasized the importance of the early stages in one’s career, saying, ‘This is not the best part of your life, but it is probably one of the most important parts.’ She highlighted the value of skills developed during ‘nitty-gritty’ work. ‘The things that I learned during that time, it still helps me today,’ she said. ‘People skills, communication skills, and problem-solving all apply now.’

All of those skills, they carry over into the rest of your life. So don’t look at that part of your life as something you can’t wait to fly by.

Financial Advice

With an estimated net worth of $150 million, Minaj advises saving money. She stated that regardless of income size, setting aside funds for a rainy day is essential.

Support for Trump

Minaj stands as a strong ally of President Trump, participating in the Small Business Administration’s Million Dollar Pitch Competition. The event, judged by Minaj, sought compelling pitches from small business owners for a $1 million prize pool.

Speaking about Trump, Minaj noted, ‘Small business represents the heart of the country.’ She expressed pride in being recognized alongside the president.

‘[Trump] is fun,’ Minaj added, appreciating his relatable nature.

Upcoming Tour

Fans inquired about her next tour after her Pink Friday 2 World Tour. Minaj asked for patience, announcing her current focus on her ‘businesswoman era.’ She told host Laura Ingraham, ‘I’ll go out as soon as I present the Barbz with this next body of work.’