Hip Hop News: Nicki Minaj Speaks On Being Bullied As A Kid & Gives Advice To Women On How To Command Respect in Elle Magazine

Really can Nicki Minaj teach women anything about respect, when she's showing too much flesh?  Absolutely not, the average female in the hip hop business cannot teach values to other woman, unless they are showing respect to themselves.   In our opinion, it is very disrespectful for not just Nicki Minaj, but the average woman in the music industry to reveal what should be left private and that is showing too much flesh.  

When young girls look at her or some other female hip hop artists, they become confused and are twisted in their mindset, because they do not know any better.   The Hip Hop Examiner is setting the record straight, whatever Minaj is saying about women commanding respect in Elle Magazine is a waste of time.   You've got to practice what you preach, if you want women of any age to listen to you.  The truth is, once you cover up, you can command respect.

Nicki Minaj Goes For Natural Look As She Covers Elle. Speaks On Being Bullied As A Kid & Gives Advice To Women On How To Command Respect

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It's very rare to catch Nicki Minaj without her signature pink lipstick and long eyelashes. The Young Money star decided to go for a more natural look in her new photo shoot for the April issue of Elle magazine, which goes on sale on March 18th.

Check out an excerpt from Nicki's cover story with James Patrick Herman for the publication and

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Hip Hop News: Police union president and three other officers investigated over 'gansta rap' video

 

Every now and then we hear of police officers coming out with a rap video, including a case in Dallas Texas that got a female cop in trouble.   Officer Maurice Gattison who is a detective created a rap video that was allegedly offensive.  The video shows violent imagery and a homophic slur, according to Mail Online.  We question if these officers get so bored with their jobs, could this be a way of letting out their frustration?

Have you ever wonder why whenever we hear of these types of stories, why don't we ever hear of any other career men or women doing rap videos, like firemen?  For some odd reason, it seems as though these cops have fascination with rap, which has become an addiction and whenever they get caught, they defend why they do it. If any of you ever watched the A&E TV Show, Manhunters: Fugitive Task Force, they always play rap music on this reality show, which reveals this could be a favorite hobby for many of them while not on duty.

We wonder why these police officers just don't become rappers and drop their careers as police officers?   Obviously, it is not morally wise for police officers to create rap videos and go public with them, these four officers are now under investigation and there video is being reviewed by their superiors.

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Police union president and three other officers investigated over 'gansta rap' video

By Daily Mail Reporter

The president of a police union in suburban New Jersey is being investigated, along with three fellow officers, for a 'gangsta rap' video they appeared in that includes violent imagery and a homophobic slur. 

Officer Maurice Gattison is a detective who is well-regarded for his work in the Irvington Police Department, but he moonlights as 'Gat the Great,' a hard-edged rapper who sings about shooting his enemies...Read full article, here.

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