Oschino Thinks Nicki Minaj Got a Crazy Bag to Speak at Charlie Kirk Event (Part 10)
January 4, 2026
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In a recent conversation, rapper Oschino weighed in on Nicki Minaj’s controversial appearance at a Turning Point USA event hosted by conservative commentator Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk. Despite Charlie Kirk previously criticizing Minaj and similar artists as bad influences on young Black girls, Minaj spoke at the event, sparking surprise and debate. Oschino believes Minaj likely received a substantial payment—a “crazy bag”—to participate, noting her high earning potential but suggesting the money may not have been the sole motivator. The discussion touched on Minaj’s political statements made on stage, including remarks about J.D. Vance and concerns about her influence given her massive social media following. While acknowledging Minaj’s humor and star power, Oschino expressed that she should perhaps steer clear of politics. The exchange underscored the complex dynamics of celebrity influence, political alignment, and public backlash surrounding Minaj’s unexpected appearance at a conservative platform.
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