Nicki Minaj has had her beloved fan base (affectionately called #Barbz) gagging all week.

As if dropping her long-awaited fifth studio album, ‘Pink Friday 2,’ wasn’t enough to send them into a frenzy on Friday (December 8), she followed by dropping songs that didn’t make the cut of the original the next week.

After her followers initially complained the latter (‘Love Me Enough‘ featuring Monica and Keyshia Cole) wasn’t immediately available on streaming platforms, Minaj answered by unveiling an entirely new version of ‘PF2.’

Titled ‘Gag City: Deluxe Edition,‘ hop inside to stream the set.

WATCH NOW: Nicki Minaj dishes on when fans can expect her next album. 💖 @NickiMinaj #WWHL pic.twitter.com/WR9nspMlxo

— Watch What Happens Live! (@BravoWWHL) December 15, 2023

Minaj may have made headlines on Thursday night (December 14) for telling her fans to stop buying the original ‘PF2,’ but Friday morning (December 15) she gave them a entirely new edition to spin.

Ahead of the ‘Gag’ arrival, however, Nicki was spotted on BRAVO’s ‘Watch What Happens Live (WWHL)’ where she discussed everything from being influenced by Whitney Houston to the forthcoming ‘Pink Friday 2 World Tour,’ motherhood, and so much more.

Among the topics addressed was her long-awaited biographical documentary.

“It is absolutely still coming. I wouldn’t have wanted it to come out right now because it would’ve taken time away from them really listening to the music. Now that they’ve digested the music, the documentary will be a different level of emotional rollercoaster. I’m sharing stuff that probably no one would expect me to share. Because the tour starts in March, I would want the documentary out prior to March,” she said.

That’s not the only thing “coming soon.”

As seen in the video above, the GRAMMY nominee suggested she’s already plotting the follow-up to ‘PF2.’ At writing, the project has the working title ‘Pink Friday 3.’

Before we get more details on the yet-announced effort, ‘PF2: Gag City’ deluxe – which expands its parent project’s tracklist to 24 songs – can be streamed below via Apple Music and Spotify.

[main photo source: BRAVO]

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