Minaj’s upcoming album Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded is named for her male alter ego Roman Zolanski — whom she channels on her monstrous rapid-fire raps

(as opposed to her tarted-up Barbie-esque persona from her first album) — and this Grammy performance was a preview of what we can expect from her album.
She took Lady Gaga’s pop performance art and combined it with spitfire rhymes for an erratic, off-the-wall effort that left most people confused.
Minaj adopted a well-worn pop-music theme — naughty Catholic imagery — and managed to still make it shocking.

But while Gaga’s performances are usually easy to understand (when she torches a bed while singing about a “Bad Romance,” the message is clear), Minaj’s work feels a little convoluted.

Is it our fault for not understanding or hers for not communicating? Probably a little bit of both.

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