Just a quick heads up, today's episode talks about pretty intense harassment.

My first instinct was they always get away with this and they're just not going to do it this time.

There are no girls on the internet as a production of IHeart Radio and Unbossed Creative.

I'm Bridget Todd, and this is There Are No Girls on the Internet.

So I have been following the way that rapper Nikki Minaj uses social media for a long time.

So you probably already know, last week was kind of a doozy.

Nikki Minaj got into it with fellow rapper Meg the Stallion,

after Meg dropped her chart-tapping single hiss.

That includes the line,

These Hoes Don't Be Mad at Megan,

these hoes mad at Megan's Law.

Megan's Law refers to the law that makes information available to the public

regarding registered sex offenders. And while Meg never mentioned Nikki Minaj directly,

people thought this could be a reference to the fact that Nikki Minaj's husband, who was

convicted of attempted rape in 1995, received a three-year probation sentence after failing to

register as a sex offender in 2020.

So, Nikki took to Twitter and launched into an anti-Meg the Stallion rant.

I do not have time to break down everything she said here, like Nikki was tweeting nonstop for days,

but she made light of Meg being shot and even praised right-wing provocateur Ben Shapiro.

So one thing to know about Nikki Minaj is that her most loyal fans, the Barbes, are kind of

scary, like I'm almost afraid to be talking about them now. They have a history of online harassment

and doxing people in support of their queen, Nikki Minaj,

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