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Nicki Minaj Wants Mitt Romney to Lower Taxes on Her Starships

"I'm a Republican voting for Mitt Romney/You lazy bitches is fucking up the economy," announces Nicki Minaj on Lil Wayne's newly released mixtape Dedication 4, leading to two possible conclusions.
One: Minaj is deeply concerned about the impact of President Obama's fiscal policies will have on her ability to finance the purchase of further starships. While Romney's policies continues to treat investment income from the critical starship sector as a lightly-taxed capital gain, Obama's Buffet Rule will ruin Minaj's status as Job Creator in the starship maintenance industry. This analysis is the position of The Hill, which writes that "Minaj gave Mitt Romney an expletive-filled endorsement."
Two: Rap lyrics are often times metaphorical. In this case, Minaj is "voting for Romney" because that's what rich people do. It's a boast about wealth. Such is the analysis of anyone who has ever heard a rap song, and has also spawned some excellent fact-checking of other hippity hop lyrics…
Mostly true. RT
@adamserwer: Biggie sometimes drank things besides champagne when thirsty.#hiphopfactcheck— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) September 4, 2012
Though he performed surprisingly well in several primaries, Eric B was never president.
#hiphopfactcheck— Charles Homans (@chashomans) September 4, 2012
A ho can turn into a housewife, but only if she wants to. Ludacris' involvement in such transformations has no impact.
#hiphopfactcheck— Alyssa Rosenberg (@AlyssaRosenberg) September 4, 2012
Observers report that the b***es in the living room getting it on had vacated Mr. Broadus' domicile by 5:47 a.m., EST.
#hiphopfactcheck— Julian Sanchez (@normative) September 4, 2012
I will only note that contra the wisdom of Notorious B.I.G.'s "Mo Money Mo Problems," the link between a nation's per capita income and self-reported happiness is quite robust.
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Tags: Mitt Romney, Music, Nicki Minaj
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