#NICKI MINAJ SWALLA MOVIE#
#NICKI MINAJ SWALLA PLUS#

It's unimpressive, but at least Nicki Minaj helps this visual become better than it would've been if it was without her. This is just another typical music video filled with girls. Nicki Minaj Bad gyal no swalla nuttin, word to the Dalai Lama He know Im a fashion killa, word to John Galliano He copping that Valentino, aint no telling me no Im that bitch, and he know, he know How yall wifing these thots You dont get wins for that Im having another good year, we dont get blimps for that Pussy game still cold, we dont get minks for that When Im poppin them. Overall, yes the video is relatable, and they switch it up by focusing heavily on the dancing aspect of the music video but, it still feels like it's been done before. She brings it completely - enough to the point where both Jason Derulo and Ty Dolla $ign could be completely forgotten about. If anything she's the one that stands our the most in this music video, looking sexy, stylish, and on form throughout. She shows off, grabbing the spotlight, and it fully works. Whereas Nicki Minaj does what she does best. He's easily forgettable, as the focus is more on Jason Derulo during the segment. No one can deny his dance-ability and he nails it throughout, pulling off the choreography as if it was nothing.ДЄs for Ty Dolla $ign, he doesn't add much to the track, let alone the music video. He does impress with his dancing, and at one point he's the only one dancing. He's visual is more focused on the dancing side, with the four girls he is with. Jason Derulo is surrounded by four girls wearing very little clothes, in one scene a woman is naked with paint all over her body - definitely art-worthy yet it looks more like an excuse to have it in the music video than anything else.Д®ach artist has their own segment in the music video, although Jason Derulo features the most since it is his song after all. It was written by Jason Desrouleaux, Onika Maraj, Tyrone Griffin Jr, Eric Frederic, Gamal Lewis, Jacob Kasher Hindlin, Russell Jones, and Robert Diggs.Дirected by Gil Green, the music video is a typical sexed up video, which isn't a surprise since the song is about sex. This was a killer collaboration, just a shame the song is 'Swalla' - but people like it so it's okay. She recently was paying fans' tuition fees, so kudos to her for her geniality and love of her fans. Then there's Nicki Minaj, real name Onika Maraj, who's just beyond amazing music wise, she's fully got to the top. Collaborating with Ty Dolla $ign, real name Tyrone Griffin Jr., who literally only just started charting in the UK, thanks to Fifth Harmony's song ' Work From Home', so it's nice to see him doing so well for himself.

#NICKI MINAJ SWALLA PLUS#

Those hits were worth those chart positions, but this one just feels like it shouldn't be charting so well yet, there's always songs out there like this that are just undeniably catchy and charts well globally, plus it's Jason Derulo, he can make hits no matter what he sings, but I don't like his new hair style. Jason Derulo, real name Jason Desrouleaux, is one of the top male artists in the world, and many of his hit songs have made their way up the chart, including grabbing some all-important number ones. Watch Jason Derulo surrounded by hot girls, along with Ty Dolla $ign, whilst Nicki Minaj acts sexily as usual, in this music video for 'Swalla'. It's Chart Mondays today, and with DJ Khaled at the top of the chart with ' I'm The One' which features Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance The Rapper, and Lil Wayne it opened the Top 10 to my music video review - this left me with two options, the other one is quoted as being the next song to rise to number one this Friday, so Jason Derulo's 'Swalla' was really my only choice. Well, there's a whole reason why I've not seen this music video before now, and just watching this music video proves that it's not something I'm interested in watching. Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign) - Jason DeruloВ | ThatвЂ™s the only way they respect you.Swalla (feat. Railing against the double standard faced by women in entertainment, the outspoken Minaj once told MTV, вЂњYou have to be a beast. On top of her own success, Minaj helped rap-and rap audiences-look past narratives of gritty realism for something fluid and playful, but no less genuine or powerful. MinajвЂ™s electrifying presence has also made her a secret weapon in the pop world, where sheвЂ™s just as likely to share credits with David Guetta and Justin Bieber as Ludacris and Future. Her work-shape-shifting, ferocious, cartoonish, and often filled with oddball voices and alter egos-is as capable of breaking hearts (вЂњSuper BassвЂќ) as it is detaching heads (her breakout verse on Kanye WestвЂ™s 2010 вЂњMonster,вЂќ in which she arguably outshined both West and fellow guest JAY-Z). Turning to rap in her twenties, Minaj quickly became one of the brightest stars in Lil WayneвЂ™s Young Money universe.

#NICKI MINAJ SWALLA MOVIE#

Born Onika Tanya Maraj in Trinidad and Tobago in 1982 but raised mostly in Queens, Minaj attended ManhattanвЂ™s prestigious LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts (the inspiration for the movie Fame) before trying to make it as an actor-a past evidenced by the deep performative streak that runs through her music today. Few artists have impacted 21st-century rap like Nicki Minaj.