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Nicki Minaj likes her devilish Grammys show

 
 
 
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Didn’t care for Nicki Minaj’s Linda Blair-esque Grammys performance? It doesn’t bother the singer a bit. “Stay offended. Not a single F**K is given,” she Tweeted. During her routine for Roman Holiday, off her upcoming album, viewers saw a confusingly disturbing mix of an onstage exorcism, levitations, scantily clad dancers, fire, altar boys and a mock confessional. Minaj insiders say the singer was pretending to be possessed by her alter ego, Roman Zolanski, a gay man inspired in part by controversial filmmaker Roman Polanski. Don’t even try to figure it out; you’ll get a headache.

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