On Wednesday (July 25), Banks headed to her Instagram stories and exposed the imposter.
“Guys. Cheapyx0 on Twitter isn’t me. My handle was cheapyxo,” she wrote. “I didn’t want to acknowledge the account but it’s annoying now.”
In a series since-deleted tweets posts, the Banks imposter criticized Minaj for her decision to work with 6ix9ine, insinuating the move was a feeble attempt to snag a hit single.
“Away with it,” the person wrote. “Thou shall not ever be that desperate for chart success that you basically slap all your 8-15 year old fans and their moms in the face for allowing their daughters to listen.
“Hip Hop is the only genre in modern times that normalizes sexual assault and physical abuse against women. It’s fucking sad.”
On Tuesday (July 24), the fake Banks continued the tirade.
“Too much for me,” she wrote. “I’m deleting my barb card membership. She is ficially over. Pedophilia is absolutely gross and evil. Anyone who supports that shit is a lunatic.”
In 2015, 6ix9ine pleaded guilty to the use a child in a sexual performance. Consequently, some Twitter users are genuinely confused by Minaj’s recent alignment with the “GUMMO” rap phenom and questioning her decision.
The real Banks had her sights set on Black Barbie earlier this month. In a since-deleted post from earlier this month, the Harlem-bred rapper accused Minaj biting the aquatic theme used for Banks’ 2012 Fantasea album for Barbie’s new “Bed” video featuring Ariana Grande.
“Stay in your own lane. @nickiminaj,” she wrote. “lol you running out ideas girl.”
6ix9ine was recently confirmed as a supporting act on Minaj and Future’s upcoming NICKIHNDRXX Tour.