Nicki Minaj, 41, experienced a wardrobe malfunction during her concert at the Kia Center in Orlando while interacting with fans. Despite the incident, Nicki continued her performance and finished off her set.
During an electrifying performance on March 22, the rap queen experienced the unpredictable nature of live shows during her rendition of ‘The Night Is Still Young.’
The Super Bass rapper was wearing a yellow dress paired with a matching varsity jacket while engaging her fans, fondly referred to as Barbz.
Nicki Minaj was sharing a moment with her fans and passing the microphone around when the wardrobe malfunction took place
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As she handed over the mic so they could sing along to her song, Nicki noticed that one of her dress straps unhooked and exposed her breast in front of the throngs of concert-goers.
“Oh my God, my boob,” the singer mouthed.
The rapper, captured with shock all over her face, was seen adjusting her dress and getting back into character.
The rapper chided her fans and said, "I'm not playing with y’all"
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“Meanwhile, my boob is out, and no one f–king told me. Thanks, Barbz,” she told the crowd. “My whole boob was out. See, that’s what I get for talking about people.”
“I’m not doing this tonight,” she added. “I’m not playing with y’all.”
The Anaconda singer snapped back into character and finished off her set, making sure her fans got what they came for.
A flood of comments came on a video of the nip-slip shared online.
“She’s hilarious!”
Nicki Minaj carried on with her set after getting back into character after the nip-slip
"And now this is someone’s engagement soundtrack," said another comment, while a third added, “I love these moments.”
“T-tty out n allll THATS MY QUEEEEEEN,” another said.
Nicki’s highly anticipated Pink Friday 2 World Tour started earlier this month, and the artist has been hitting arenas all over the U.S. She has a few more stops within the country before taking her show to the UK. Her tour is slated to conclude on May 30 this year in Manchester.